Congratulations MMHS students!! So nice to have a place to give your work the exposure it deserves. Please continue to explore your artistic side! We’re all proud of you!
I projected this page onto the classroom screen for my fourth quarter, Art 6th grade class. This class is not represented in the exhibition. After reviewing each work with discussion, I asked the students, “If you are going to leave a comment, what would you say?” They voted on the following three from nine enthusiastic comments, “Madawaska has some very talented students! Each piece of art has its own individuality. All the artwork has nice value to them.”
It is so great to see all this student work posted on the web. We have excellent art students all across the state of Maine! Congratulations to all the student artists and their teachers.
I am happy to hear you have shared the site with your students and I see that some have also made comments individually! So glad you did this and thanks for sharing the student comments from class Therese!
I am glad to hear photography will be an integral part of your life. My son is a student at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor where this past fall he built a canoe. He is paddling this semester and documenting his adventures on a blog using the pictures and stories. If you have a chance, check them out at http://norightangleinitiative.blogspot.com/
The artwork is so full of life and character! Each piece says something about both the artist and their subject. Amazing work from such young people! Great artists!
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This artwork is fantastic!! Great job everyone! I’m so proud to see your work displayed like this! Congratulations!
by Theresa Cyr May 13, 2009 at 12:56 amI was so surprised to see my artwork on the web. 🙂
by Kendra Cyr. May 13, 2009 at 11:58 amCongratulations MMHS students!! So nice to have a place to give your work the exposure it deserves. Please continue to explore your artistic side! We’re all proud of you!
by Lisa Charette May 13, 2009 at 2:58 pmI projected this page onto the classroom screen for my fourth quarter, Art 6th grade class. This class is not represented in the exhibition. After reviewing each work with discussion, I asked the students, “If you are going to leave a comment, what would you say?” They voted on the following three from nine enthusiastic comments, “Madawaska has some very talented students! Each piece of art has its own individuality. All the artwork has nice value to them.”
by Therese Provenzano May 13, 2009 at 5:45 pmIt is so great to see all this student work posted on the web. We have excellent art students all across the state of Maine! Congratulations to all the student artists and their teachers.
by Charlie Johnson May 13, 2009 at 11:37 pmI am happy to hear you have shared the site with your students and I see that some have also made comments individually! So glad you did this and thanks for sharing the student comments from class Therese!
by meartsed May 14, 2009 at 12:44 amSurprised and hopefully proud Kendra! You should be! Thanks for sharing your artwork and keep up the good job!
by meartsed May 14, 2009 at 12:44 amThank you for commenting on the meartsed blog! Yes, the MMHS artwork is quite deserving of the electronic display.
by meartsed May 14, 2009 at 12:45 amI was so pleased to see Madawaska students producing great work under the direction of a motivated art teacher. Keep up the good work.
by Arrah Vanier May 14, 2009 at 12:29 pmI will keep up the good job and I have a feeling that my life will revolve around photography, so I can take pictures and put them on the web.
by Kendra Cyr. May 20, 2009 at 12:22 pmI am glad to hear photography will be an integral part of your life. My son is a student at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor where this past fall he built a canoe. He is paddling this semester and documenting his adventures on a blog using the pictures and stories. If you have a chance, check them out at http://norightangleinitiative.blogspot.com/
by meartsed May 20, 2009 at 6:25 pmThe artwork is so full of life and character! Each piece says something about both the artist and their subject. Amazing work from such young people! Great artists!
by Cassandra December 13, 2009 at 6:05 pmI would expect this quality of High School students. Therese is doing a fantastic job mentoring this talent.
by Don Cyr December 13, 2009 at 11:43 pmYes, she is Don! I am glad you’ve commented your observations!
by meartsed December 15, 2009 at 1:03 am