mardi 27 juin 2017

Teen "Arts & Science" Camp, Day 2 : Musée d'Orsay "Au-delà des Etoiles" (visite virtuelle)


Entrance of the exhibit with Van Gogh's The Sower


Monet's Notre Dame series: exploring different color bases


Monet's Haystacks showing the changing light in the day


August Strindberg's Wave VIII: Maybe it's a wave, or maybe it's a mountain


Gustaf Fjaestad's Clair de lune en hiver: How does the night sky change depending on the seasons?


Van Gogh's Starry Night (no, not that Starry Night)


Beautiful sunrises


Imagining the cosmos


Another version of Starry Night by Wenzel Hablik


 The creative process begins! Let's make planet mobiles!



Group pic!


Same pose, different intern


We have Smurf hands!


Finishing touches...


These planets are out of this world!


To view more paintings from the exhibition:





Teen Camp "Arts & Science", Day 1 : Palais de Tokyo - "Le Rêve des Formes"



Entering the exposition, hitting the ground running


Machines or art?



Working together to explore a virtual reality cave!



Can we touch the cave?


Playing with shadows and angles of light.


Exploring how music and film work together in art.


More shadow play!


Post-Modernist relaxation


Making their own shapes and shadows art


The final product!



6th Grade London Trip June 2017

On the Eurostar, bright and early


London Bridge, sights and sounds


A great way to start the day... being scared by zombies at the London Bridge and Tombs Experience!



not for the faint of heart!


Looking for clues on our "Bankside Treasure Trail" murder mystery ...


2 coping stones from the original stone version of  London Bridge 


                                                          Lunch at Borough Market (fish&chips, paella, curry... yum!)



                                                  Back on the Trail searching for clues



                                        Outside the Anchor Brewery, down by the Thames



                                                    Shakespeare's Globe Theatre


Tate Modern, interactive exhibit


"Babel" by Cildo Meireles

"Untitled" by Ruldolf Stingel