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Laura Marino: It’s amazing what happens when children get behind the camera, even with limited structure and resources, they have produced some fabulous works. Our Photography unit began 3 weeks ago, It will continue throughout this week and next. Students are using a mix of technology to photograph from chromebooks, to ipads, DSLR to point …
2020 Springs School 6th Grade Photography Project Read More »
Photography, Digital Art & Creative Writing Workshop With Jeremy Dennis, Artist/Educator and Megan Chaskey, PoetHosted by Daniela Azzi, Art Teacher, Southampton High School Video Featuring:Southampton High School StudentsDaniela Azzi, Art TeacherJeremy Dennis, ArtistMegan Chaskey, Poet Video Production:Rameshwar DasKate RabinowitzAnnemarie McCoyMike Lavin Special thanks to:The Joy of Giving Something FoundationGuild Hall Education Programming The assignment was …
We just wanted to say thank you so very much for the wonderful art supplies you donated and disbursed to the Springs School students. Our daughters absolutely loved them and have already put them to good use. Lindsey is 9 years old and is in 3rd Grade and Callie is 6 years old in 1st …
Springs School at The Watermill Center : a laboratory for the arts and humanities, Robert Wilson, Artistic Director A creative collaboration with The Anna Mirabai Lytton Foundation Seventy students rotated among a panoply of art workshops presented by a team of creative professionals and educators. The unique and inspiring Watermill Center – a laboratory of performance, galleries and grounds …
Creative collaborations with Springs Elementary School at The Watermill Center Sixty students rotated among a panoply of art workshops presented by a team of creative professionals and educators. The unique and inspiring Watermill Center – a laboratory of performance, galleries and grounds – was the perfect creative venue for the 6th Graders. Students took photographs, wrote …
Food for Thought is an Anna Mirabai Lytton Foundation wellness education program made possible by a grant from The Balm Foundation. Meghan Cereola’s 5th and 6th grade health classes at Springs Elementary School (East Hampton NY) learned how to make healthy snacks with nutrition experts, Susan Blacklocke and Kate Rabinowitz. They used seeds, dried fruit, cacao powder and …
Five East Hampton High School students returned to Springs School to design and paint a mural that merged the music and art room together. The project is supervised by Foundation director Kate Rabinowitz and art teacher Colleen Mcgowen. The students have spent many hours in the afternoons and weekends painting scenes of nature and musical …
For two weeks at Springs School in East Hampton, Megan Chaskey worked with thirty 8th Graders to write and edit personal poems. Each student created a hand-bound art book of their original poetry using fabrics and artboard. The students’ finished works of book art will be presented at a poetry reading in May. Poetry writing: Exploring …
2015 Poetry Bookmaking Workshop with Megan Chaskey Read More »
In November Springs School announced the start of yoga classes as part of Physical Education on its web site (springsschool.org) : “The Springs School Physical Education program launched yoga classes this week for grades kindergarten, second, third, fourth, and sixth. The yoga program is funded by the Anna Lytton Foundation for Arts and Wellness. A …
