Kids have fun at the Currier with visiting artist Owen Lowery
Owen Lowery
Visiting artist Owen Lowery, left, has been spending time this winter at the Currier Museum of Art and is on hand through most of March. He is working with students of varying ages during the school vacation week this week doing an interactive multimedia self -portrait project, among other things. Here he is interviewing Zoey Asiao, 12, of Hollis, for the project, on Wednesday. The audio of the interviews will be able to be heard when people touch the self portraits the students make that will hang on the walls during an exhibit for parents on Thursday.
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
Pencil and watercolor
Abby Dufresne, front, 13, of Bow, works in pencil and watercolor, while Emma Branch, 14, of Goffstown uses colored pencils while taking a break from her sculpture project at the Currier Gallery’s school vacation week program.
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
Evelyn Blatsos
Evelyn Blatsos, 12, of Bedford, is creating a “horror piece,” partly out of papier mache at the Currier Gallery of Art’s school vacation week program overseen by Owen Lowery. He has been spending time this winter at the Currier and is on hand through most of March. He is working with students of varying ages during the school vacation week this week doing an interactive multimedia self-portrait project, among other things. He is interviewing the students and recording them. The audio of the interviews will be able to be heard when people touch the self portraits the students make that will hang on the walls during an exhibit for parents on Thursday. Students are also making other fun projects during the art camp sessions.
Getting creative for school vacation
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
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Owen Lowery
Visiting artist Owen Lowery, left, has been spending time this winter at the Currier Museum of Art and is on hand through most of March. He is working with students of varying ages during the school vacation week this week doing an interactive multimedia self -portrait project, among other things. Here he is interviewing Zoey Asiao, 12, of Hollis, for the project, on Wednesday. The audio of the interviews will be able to be heard when people touch the self portraits the students make that will hang on the walls during an exhibit for parents on Thursday.
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
Self-portrait
Sebby Brown, 5 of Chester shows off his self portrait.
Showing off their work
From left: Helena Brown, 7, of Chester; Teagan Wilson, 8, of Manchester; Tenley Kelliner, 7, of New Boston; and Grace Soucy, 7, of Londonderry; are just some of the students taking part.
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
Jesse Parentu
Jesse Parentu, 11, of Hooksett, was having fun improvising and creating a "chaotic" piece of art that was full of color on top and colorless on the bottom.
Pencil and watercolor
Abby Dufresne, front, 13, of Bow, works in pencil and watercolor, while Emma Branch, 14, of Goffstown uses colored pencils while taking a break from her sculpture project at the Currier Gallery’s school vacation week program.
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
Evelyn Blatsos
Evelyn Blatsos, 12, of Bedford, is creating a “horror piece,” partly out of papier mache at the Currier Gallery of Art’s school vacation week program overseen by Owen Lowery. He has been spending time this winter at the Currier and is on hand through most of March. He is working with students of varying ages during the school vacation week this week doing an interactive multimedia self-portrait project, among other things. He is interviewing the students and recording them. The audio of the interviews will be able to be heard when people touch the self portraits the students make that will hang on the walls during an exhibit for parents on Thursday. Students are also making other fun projects during the art camp sessions.
Getting creative for school vacation
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
Interactive
Visiting artist Owen Lowery is working with students of varying ages during the school vacation week this week doing an interactive multimedia self-portrait project, among other things.
- Allegra Boverman/Union Leader
'Flightless sausage bird'
Erika Penney, 11, of Dunbarton was creating a papier mache bird also using cardboard, wire, clothespins and a balloon and was calling it a "flightless sausage bird."
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