Paying homage to Andy Warhol

Published 9:00 am Sunday, January 15, 2017

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Halverson Elementary School students have been discussing Andy Warhol, a famous American printmaker and pop artist. Students first created radial balanced snowflakes using the Japanese art of paper cutting, known as kirigami. Then they used kirigami to make a print like Warhol. The project followed the standards of: follow directions and respect tools and equipment; use the elements of visual art including line, shape, color, texture, value, form and space; create artwork that demonstrates a type of balance (radial, symmetrical, asymmetrical); and use kirigami to cut a snowflake. Pictured are Olivia Kohn, Wesley Ohl, Sydney Kokot and Terrance Bolinger. - Provided

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