PS 58 Part 2
Brooklyn Heights Blog PS 58
I finished the PS 58 residency with the second graders on February 25, 2009. A community was built. Garbage became art. Something to value rather than throw away. Shout to all the students I met at PS 58. Love Nature and yourselves. It’s all connected.
Candy Store
Hotel
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Pizza Place
Gamestop
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Apartment building
What’s this going to be?
The student's community grew quickly.
Photo: Melanie Hope Greenberg, art teacher, Megan Driscoll and assistant art teacher, Jane Rothberg with Barack Obama.
Photo Credit: Regina Rosario
2 comments:
It looks like all involved had a great time. I bet you left more than a few kids with real inspiration to pursue lives in the creative arts.
Thanks, Michael.
Candles. incense and pranams to the art teachers who work at this alot harder than I ever will. I come in quickly to make an impact. The teachers do all the slow work to nurture real transformation. Love them.
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