The artists transformed our backyard into a sculpture garden, featuring delicate stick sculptures, balanced rock sculptures, "windchimes" hanging from the oak tree, a river of oak leaves and a river of acorns, reed weavings, and a huge line drawing in the dirt. Check out our art gallery!
Nurturing lifelong learning through nature and the arts. Welcome to Oak Circle Community School, a unique educational program centered in Wildomar, California and surrounding communities. We offer integrated arts and outdoor education enrichment programs to local school-age kids and teens. We sponsor community arts events, nature excursions, and service learning projects as we work together to establish a Community School of Arts and Nature in our own backyard.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Week 5: Nature Art with Our First Guest Artist
Last week we had a very special visitor, NYC-based artist Meghan Blair Fitzgerald, who lead us in delightfully creating art from nature in our own backyard. Meghan explained that she's recently ventured into new territory: after a year of living and painting in the Big Apple, she feels drawn to create art in parks and on hikes using found natural objects to sculpt and paint. The kids explored conventional art elements like line drawing, contour, hue, and composition with unconventional materials such as sticks and dirt, rocks and leaves, acorns and cat-tails.
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