Here are some shots of a handful of animals before they escaped the classroom...
Students at Ravensthorpe District High School, in southern Western Australia are making small wire sculptures to be tagged and released into the local community. Finders are asked to tell us via email where they found the art work before taking it somewhere else. It is a collaborative project with the Ravensthorpe Regional Arts Council to coincide withtheir 2012 theme of "Art in unusual and Unexpected Places".
Wednesday 13 June 2012
New Animals Made Today!
A whold bunch of new sculptures made their way home today in schoolbags, so keep your eyes peeled for snakes, spiders, kangaroos, pigs..you name it, it is being scultped in wire! The Art room was pretty full at lunchtime, funny how with a bit of cold rainy weather everyone remembers that it is their turn to be in the Art room at lunch! We had a few blow in's too who just wanted to keep warm and check out what everyone was doing....that was fine as they all behaved themselves and signed up for the project later in the Term.
Here are some shots of a handful of animals before they escaped the classroom...
Here are some shots of a handful of animals before they escaped the classroom...
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