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Re: Ways to display student art.
Sun, 23 May 1999 13:24:45 -0400 (EDT)
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We had our district make tri-fold? panels with hinges from homesote board
and stripping of some kind (probably pine) We need to have the panels
painted. They are heavy but the custodians put them up and they hold a lot
of stuff about 4x5 ft. One of our industrial tech guys is going to make
some more for next year. The homesote is fairly cheap, I guess and this
crop has been around for awhile. We used to nail them together to make
panels but that is a lot of work. We also collect donations for our annual
show and put out a program. Last year we bought black, white and gray
fabric to cover the cafe tables. This year we bought from a company called
Aftoso in CA- lucite risers and brass easels for 3-D and things like masks
and small paintings. Each year we spend whatever we get donated to add to
our display accessories.
Fran
On Sun, 23 May 1999 Bicyclken wrote:
> We have 4'x8' sheets of Pressed board panels that have been made to show
> student art work for the district. These panels have been saved and are used
> when we need them. We also use a 2'x4',2'x2',2'x4' zig/zag contraption,
> that holds student work, and we love it. This is distributed by the district
> office and they do a great job in doing this service when we need them. Our
> Annual art show has panels of 4'x8' sheets of plywood spread out around the
> entire gym of one of our schools. The rest of the panels are put together by
> our depts. as well as the zig zag display boards, for the annual Art show.
> Our show is on June 4,5,6, 1999. at Westmont H. S. in San Jose, CA,
>
> Our district has provided these for us because we have a need, and they are
> helping us get to a point where we will always give them an art show for the
> end of the year.
>
> Ken Schwab
> San Jose CA
>
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