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Work in Progress Pastel and Acrylic on Ampersand board
Images not accredited to another artist/ student are teacher-created
"Artist see things not as they are, but as he is".......Robert Beverly Hale
Welcome to the 2018-19 School Year!
Please Join us for the Annual Art Show on June 6 from 6:30-8PM.
Webpages are being upgraded to google sites. See the links below. Be sure to check out updates for specific courses.
Drawing and Painting
Scope and Sequence
Advanced Art Scope and Sequence
Drawing and Painting Scope and Sequence
Introduction to Studio Art Scope and Sequence
Why Art?
How drawing improves learning and creativity
Art students are reminded to maintain a sketchbook in some form, and, while my personal feeling is that sketchbooks used in and out of class are a valuable tool for self-expression and need not be privy to teacher grading and inspection, many colleges now recommend that students bring their sketchbook for review when assessing work for portfolios. Sketches that are assigned for class may be done in a separate for-class sketchbook, on loose paper that is stapled or clipped into a sketchbook, or done in a marked section of a student sketchbook with the student’s knowledge that they will be shared. The important requirement to remember is that as an art student, you are expected to maintain a sketchbook with sections that are periodically reveiwed for assessment.
Julie Wane
HHS Art Teacher
908-852-8150 ext 860 jwane@hackettstown.org
Office Hours 2:35- 3:30 Tuesdays in Room E6
All classes listed below are located in E6
Schedule
Block 1- Drawing and Painting
Block 2 - REA
Block 3 - Intro Studio Art
Block 4 - Drawing and Painting
Block 5- Intro Studio Art
Block 6- Intro Studio Art
Block 7- REA
Block 8- ART AND BLENDED LEVELS
Resources
Drawing and Painting Curriculum
Intro to Studio Art Curriculum
Standards for Fine and Performing Arts
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