Cougar Project: Part 2

Part II of our collaborative Cougar Project. Imagine, Lower School, and High School are working to create a series of Cougars, our school mascot. High School students are prepping their cougars for the final collaboration with Imagine Students. Thanks again to Aljosja Roels for his help developing the idea. (Click here for the Cougar Project Part 1, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5)

COLLAGE ARTISTS

Bobbi Adams

Claudia Congleton

Jason Thielk

Kenneth Anbender

Kirk Watts

Nick Paliughi

Sloppy James

Thomas Devaux 

William Dole

The Cougar Project, Part I

Students in High School, Lower School, and Imagine will be working collaboratively to create a series of Cougars, the school mascot, in a variety of expressive styles. The first step: High School students are teaching Cotopaxi's youngest artists about color, value, texture, and pattern. Thanks to our colleague, Aljosja Roels in the lower school Art Department, for conceiving the idea. (Click here for the cougar Project Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5)

"Flight Patterns" an Exhibition of Fiber Art

"Flight Patterns" was an exhibition of fiber and textile artists in Atlanta, Georgia. It's a series of inventive mixed media, mostly 3-dimensional work.  See the "Textile / Fiber" section on the right side of this site for artists' links.

Andy Arnovitz

Candace Edgerley

Deborah Kruger

Kimber Olson

Mary Ruth Smith

Artist of the Week: D*face

Originally a street artist, D*Face powerful use and illustration of popular imagery and icons.   Great article about his exhibition "Scars and Stripes" on the BBC.

Artist of the Week: El Anatsui

El Anatsui, Ghanaian Artist. His work is inspired by the traditional art of West Africa, but with powerful social and cultural themes his work is made up many types of discarded found objects reformed to make his fabric influenced work.

Artist of the Week: Francis Picabia

Francis Picabia creates excellent depth in his work through a a variety of layers and mixed media.

Artist of the Week: Vik Muniz

Vik Muniz uses a wide array of media to challenge the parameters of the art making process. Look for popular imagery to consist of trash, chocolate, shredded magazines, ketchup, old computers, torn paper, dust, and diamonds.

Click HERE and HERE for more work from Vik Muniz

ART I and II Plaster Sculptures

Art I and II Plaster Sculptures on Public Display.