Art with Mrs. Hurley

A blog about the artwork at Barrows Elementary

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Who's Shoe?

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Fifth graders created line drawings of their shoe.  They worked on blind contour and contour studies i...
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Monday, November 7, 2011

Art Lessons for Kids

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I just joined a "lesson hop" and posted a link from Art with Mrs. Hurley ....check it out by clicking here .
Thursday, November 3, 2011

The Great Pumpkin!

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Third graders did an outstanding job in their first experience drawing with glue and working with chalk pastel.  We looked at...
Tuesday, October 25, 2011

A Bug's Life

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  Not your normal landscape..... Fourth graders created landscapes from a different point of view....a ...
Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Lines and Colors and Shapes....Oh My!

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First grade artists created these abstract paintings using geometric and free-form shapes, primary and secondary colors, and l...
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Giocometti Foil Sculptures

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Fifth grade students observed the artwork of Alberto Giocometti and created sculptures with similar characteristics (elongat...
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Warm and Cool Hands

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Third graders used warm and cool color patterns to create these paintings.  They had their choice of a geometric shape (althoug...
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Beth Hurley
I am the visual arts teacher for Barrows and Joshua Eaton Elementary schools. I began teaching in 1993 after receiving my art certification from Moore College of Art and Design. Currently, I teach in the Reading Public Schools and feel like I have the best job in the school. I am happily married to a math teacher and we have two boys who use BOTH sides of their brain. I hope you enjoy the art!
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