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Michelle Dick
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Nederland Middle School 7th Grade Art

Alebrijes

Two figures of student art Photo of student art exhibit

Alebrijes (pronounced ah-lee-BREE-hess) are brightly colored Mexican folk art sculptures of fantastical creates. Originating in Oaxaca, these imaginative figures combine features from different animals to create vibrant, mythical beings. Alebrijes celebrate creativity, culture, and the rich tradition of Mexican artistry, bringing a magical blend of natures and fantasy to life through bold colors and intricate patterns in this art by Nederland Middle School 7th graders.

 

Steampunk

Nederland Elementary 4th and 5th grade students

Steampunk art by Ella
“Jeff” by Ella, grade 5
Steampunk art by John
“Baby Shark” by John, grade 4
steampunk art by Bea
“Robo-Dog 2000” by Bea, grade 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nederland Elementary fourth and fifth grade students mixed the past with the future when creating their steampunk style robots.

This is why it’s called Steampunk: Steam refers to the steam-powered machines of the 1800s. Punk refers to going against the rules and being creative.

 

Art Exhibit Information

Art Exhibit Information Current Exhibit Info Calling all artists! Our walls need you!

Consider showcasing your visual art with us; with over 55,000 patron visits a year, your creations will get seen!

More Art Exhibit Information

Contact Marni Siegal for more information.

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