Created for the Work In Progress Exhibiton at the Hermitage Museum & Gardens by the Youth Campers as art as social commentary. Techniques include Image transfers, hand cut stencils, relief prints, newspaper articles, and acrylic paint.
Students in the ForKIds Afterschool Program created square heart designs using the work of artist Peter Max as inspiration. These were then curated and composed for the 2021 art auction.
Student paintings curated, unified, polished and arranged for of for hallway of the ForKids Landmark Center in Chesapeake.
Hermitage Museum and Gardens’ children environmental art campers created this ephemeral radial design in the woods using objects found in nature.
Hermitage Museum & Gardens’ children art camp participants created this environmental installation using flour, mulch and dirt with inspiration from pre-historic cave art from Spain.
This giant tessellation was inspired by the work of street artist Thank You X. Participants at the S.A.Y. Festival each created a square which placed together shows the diversity and beauty of the community!
Graffiti style mural painted live at LAUNCH Community Event in Park Place, Norfolk, Va. This is one side of an interactive artwork; the other side has prayers written by members of the community.
In response to an increase in violence in Park Place the Launch theme in 2019 became “Prayers for Park Place”. This interactive work featured a live mural painting with a prayer wall for the community on the reverse side.
The flip side of the painting, Prayers for Park Place shows the written prayers created by the people in the community.
PPCLC children had an opportunity to contribute to this Public Art Project, “A Place in Time” created by artist Ken McCall. Students were on hand at the dedication ceremony where they presented their hopes for the future to be included in the time capsule.
We brought out our puzzles pieces to create this project with the Faith Inclusion Network. Over 60 adults with disabilities joined in to create these self portraits which when assembled made a beautiful whole.
Four day work study project for this beautiful monastery in New York.
Norview Art Club Panels designed and painted for the performing arts hallway.
Community mural created by the students in Norview High School Art Club with a grant provided by the Virginia Commission of the Arts on Chesapeake Blvd in Norfolk, Virginia.
Norview High School mural project for Culinary Art Hallway created by Norview Art Club.
Norview High School Art Club Created designed and created a series of murals and panels to display at the Library at Camp Allen Elementary School, home of the dragons!
Norview High School Art Club designed and created these panels for the walls at Camp Allen, home of the Dragons!
NHSAC painted panels for the Norfolk Courthouse that showed the positive role of city courts and goverment.
Norview High School Art Club created this painting for the healthy meal initiative for the cafeteria in the school.