Calling all aspiring and established art students to submit a favorite work of art into our on-line gallery!

• Open to all WorldWide IDEA Academy Families
• Open to a variety of categories
• Completed form and digital image must be submitted electronically to Terri Beede (see Submission Form for email)
• Masterpiece displayed on WorldWide IDEA's Art Exhibit page for all families to view

To submit your artwork, please complete the Art Exhibit Submission Form. Please submit your artwork by the end of the school year, June 30, 2008.

To further explore art, we encourage you to check out the Learning Links listed below.

Art Exhibit 2008

Below are submissions from this year's event. Click on each thumbnail to view larger image of artwork (opens in new browser window). To further explore art, we encourage you to check out the Learning Links listed below. Enjoy the exhibit!

Owl in Flight by Natalie H., Grade 5, Guam 12"x16", acrylic paint on canvas panel

Bavarian Castle by Gene H., Grade 7, Guam 12"x16", acrylic paint on canvas panel

Art Learning Links

Explore art on the Web through these great sites (listed from earliest grade level to high school level):

• Color Theory - Wheel, schemes, activities, examples and lessons (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• National Gallery of Art for Kids - Collage Machine (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• The Children's Museum of Indianopolis
  Use the Kids menu to go to the "Arts Workshops" and "Fireworks of Glass" activities (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• Museum of Modern Art — Destination Modern Art (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• Museum of Modern Art - Art Safari: An Adventure in Looking (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• Minneapolis Institute of Arts - The Artist's Toolkit
  An interactive, insightful exploration for learning about basic art principles (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• The @rt Room
  Explore the "@rt Sparkers" and "@rtrageous Thinking" sections for activity ideas (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• A. Pintura, Art Detective: The Case of Grandpa's Painting (Beginning learning levels)
  
  
• Smithsonian Education - Everything Art
  Explore the site's many interactive mysteries, games, activities and exhibitions (Beginning to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• A Brush with Wildlife: Create a Composition with Carl Rungius (Beginning to Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• Leonardo's Workshop
  An interactive art investigation (Beginning to Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• Cave Art to Your Art: 30,000 Years of New Media (Beginning to Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• Museum of Modern Art - What is a Print?
  An interactive journey in printmaking techniques (Beginning to Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• Drawing in One-Point Perspective (Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• BBC - Art Education site
  Activities, games, and more (Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• BBC - How-To Pop Art (Intermediate learning levels)
  
  
• Guggenheim Museum - Learning Through Art
  Especially good are the "Inquiry Through Art" and "Art Exploratins" sections (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• Indianapolis Museum of Art - Cycles: African Life Through Art (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• ThinkQuest Site - The Art of Japan (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• Himalayan Art Resources (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• Art & Culture - An Interactive Guide of All Arts (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• ThinkQuest Site - Van Gogh at Etten: Sketches and Billboards
  Learn about Van Gogh's life and review the Art Course for learning about basic drawing principles
  (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art - Making Sense of Modern Art: The Legacy of Phyllis Wattis
  (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• Allentown Art Museum - The Renaissance Connection
  Highly interactive, educational, and fun site about art of the Renaissance era (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• The Roy Lichtenstein Foundation - All About Art
  Take the Virtual Tour of the Lichtenstein Art Exhibition to explore more about Pop Art styles (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• The Louvre
  Take a closer, interactive look at some key artworks (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• Brooklyn Museum - Street to Studio: The Art of Jean-Michel Basquiat (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)
  
  
• The Warhol: Resources and Lessons (Intermediate to Advanced learning levels)

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Art Exhibit 2007

Below are submissions from our 2007 event. Click on each thumbnail to view larger image of artwork (opens in new browser window). To further explore art, we encourage you to check out the Learning Links listed above. Enjoy the exhibit!

Land of the Tulips by Sandra S., Grade 4, U.S. 9x12, watercolor	Life on a Pond by Connor V., Grade 1, Korea 14x10, pencil & origami	Rover the Red Mouse by Sarah S., Grade 1, U.S. 2x.5x5, clay
Alien Ship Graveyard by Joseph T., Grade 1, Japan 8-1/2x11, pencil & marker	A Bug's Life by Sarah S., Grade 1, U.S. 9x12, watercolor
The Lighthouse at Sunset by Miranda D., Grade 4, Hawaii 9x12, pencil & watercolors	The Gorilla by DeAndre' H., Grade 11, USA charcoal	Mr. Darin by Rachelue C., Grade 1, Australia 6x10, pencil
Open Arms by Brianna H., Grade K, Japan 14x10, squeeze & brush paint	Alien Patrol by Cameron V., Grade 4, Korea 14x10, color pencil	Egyptian Cats by Brianna H., Grade K, Japan 9x6, oil crayons & paint
Gamer by Jeth F., Grade 9, Guam 8x11, colored pencils	Lighthouse by Elijah D., Grade K, Hawaii 9x12, pencil & crayons	Gum Nut by Joshua C., Grade 5, Australia 6x10, scratchboard
Me and Samuel playing outside with falling coconuts by Noah U., Grade K, Guam 6x8, crayon	Clay Football by Sandra S., Grade 4, U.S. 2' x 1" x 1.25", clay	Spiderman's first day in his black suit by Samuel U., Grade 3, Guam 8-1/2x11, color pencil, crayon & pencil
The Calmed Sea by Brianna H., Grade K, Japan 9x6, oil crayons	Daniel and the Lion by Brianna H., Grade K, Japan 14x10, oil crayons

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