Musical Freedom
By Madison W.
My art is about where ever you are you can express your freedom through music. Fabric, record player, foam board, acrylic paint, tie dye
Freedom is the Key
By Maeve S.
My artwork is about is about freedom and equality in education. Fabric, acrylic paint, twine, photo paper
Be Yourself
By Brittany S.
My artwork is a piece of white fabric on one side and black fabric on the other side. The tied edges represent white and black people coming together. The magnifying glass is magnifying a quote that says "The Best Freedom is Being Yourself" meaning everyone is different and being yourself is what makes you unique. Fabric, black ink, acrylic paint
Together in Educational Equality
By MeKayla R.
I chose to use a picture of the Brown v. Board of Education NHS building and surrounded it with different skin colored hands to show how this building had a huge impact on getting equality into schools. Equality in schools is very important, especially in America, because everyone should have the same equal opportunities for learning.
I used transfer paper to get the picture of the building on my fabric, and then used acrylic paint for the hands, grass, and sky. The technique I used to make the hands was I mixed the paint on a piece of palette paper, stuck my hand in the paint, and pressed my own hands onto my project.
Road to Freedom
By Savanna C.
I created a fun and whimsical piece that is meant to evoke feelings of freedom and equality. The 1970's style van is diving off into the sunset of a brighter future on the "Road to Freedom".
The sunset backdrop, clouds, van, and road were all dyed using ink and water and various techniques. I also used construction paper and aluminum accents with hot glue to hold everything together.
Equal Pay
By Paige H.
Men and women haven't always been equal especially in pay so with my painting I've tried to speak to others with a simple drawing resembling men getting paid more than women. Fabric, acrylic paint, pencil
Freedom Bird
By Erin K.
The theme behind my artwork represents freedom. Cloth, feathers, paint