Bromfield’s artists of all ages display their work

May 11, 2012
Bromfield junior Jared Gallivan’s 3-foot by 3-foot charcoal drawing of his hand, drawn from observation.

Bromfield junior Jared Gallivan’s 3-foot by 3-foot charcoal drawing of his hand, drawn from observation.
A glazed bowl created by junior John Hubert.

A glazed bowl created by junior John Hubert.
Seventh-grader Emma Kassel’s watercolor of a tiger. The seventh grade studied cultural arts from around the world.

Seventh-grader Emma Kassel’s watercolor of a tiger. The seventh grade studied cultural arts from around the world.
An example of a collage.

 An example of a collage.
  A drawing of a dragon in back, white, and red pastel media.

  A drawing of a dragon in back, white, and red pastel media.
 An example of repeating patterns done in colored pencil.

 An example of repeating patterns done in colored pencil.
A pen-and-ink owl by junior Anne Donaldson.

A pen-and-ink owl by junior Anne Donaldson.
Sixth-graders Matthew Alfieri (left) and Jack Sorgi play a round of “Dogs and Found,” a board game they developed about homeless animals. The sixth grade was tasked with designing a game about a social problem they were concerned about.

Sixth-graders Matthew Alfieri (left) and Jack Sorgi play a round of “Dogs and Found,” a board game they developed about homeless animals. The sixth grade was tasked with designing a game about a social problem they were concerned about.

 

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