Art in Carrickleck NS
We love doing Art in our school.
Since coming back to school in September, we have been studying some famous artists such as Picasso, Edvard Munch, Claude Monet, Paul Henry, Henri Matisse and most recently George Seurat in the senior room. We really enjoyed making St. Brigid’s crosses to celebrate St. Brigid’s Day. In the junior room we have created some beautiful owls, created a Winter Wonderland and a lovely beach scene to name but a few. We regularly enter competitions, both local and national and we have been very successful in recent years.
Here are some recent art activities in the school. We hope you like them!
Sammy the Seed
At the Seaside
Father’s Day Cards
Carrickleck Crescent
Optical Illusion Art
Our Grass Men and Women
May Artist of the Month – George Seurat
Confirmation Art
Flowers in Bloom
Let’s Sail Away
April Artist of the Month – Vincent Van Gogh
First Confession Art – The Good Shepherd
Easter Art
Mother’s Day Art – Decoupage Bowls and Pen Holders
February Artist of the Month – Henri Matisse
Valentine’s Day Art
Chinese New Year
Grandparent’s Day Art
St. Brigid’s Crosses
January Artist of the Month – Paul Henry
The Many Faces of Mr. Bean
December Artist of the Month – Evie Hone
The First Christmas
Christmas Stockings
Winter Wonderland
Winter Scenes inspired by the poem ‘Sneachta’
November Artist of the Month – Claude Monet
Halloween Witches and Lanterns
Halloween Witches and Pumpkins from Miss Fitzpatrick’s Room
October Artist of the Month – Edvard Munch
Still Life
September Artist of the Month – Picasso
Owl Babies
An African Sunset
Confirmation Art
First Holy Communion Art
Minibeast Art display
Art Display for our May altar
Noah’s Ark Paintings
‘Together we are a Masterpiece’ by Ms.Fitzpatrick’s class
Concentric Circles inspired by Kandinsky
Easter Art Display
Easter Bonnets
Clay Pots for Mother’s Day
Valentine’s Day Patchwork Quilt
Christmas Decorations made from recycled materials
Recycled Christmas Village
Halloween Pasta Skeletons
Daffodils
Viking Shields to commemorate the Battle of Clontarf in 1014
Papier-Mache Bowls
