Friday, September 25, 2015
Monday, May 4, 2015
The theme for 2015-16 is
Let Your Imagination Fly...
It is never too early to start letting your imagination fly! Reflect on this theme and start your work of art. (Photograph, Film, Visual Art, Dance, Music, Literature)
If your work is ready before September email us and we will make arrangements with you to submit it early. oas.reflections@gmail.com
Monday, March 16, 2015
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Friday, January 30, 2015
Congratulations...
We are pleased to announce that we had eleven students submit entries for the Reflections Program...
In the Intermediate Division,
Visual Arts Category:
Abigail Kelly, Lucia Demuth, Nicholas Jumper, Avery Zolnoski, Abigail Nam, David James Rodelo, and Grace Murphy.
In the Middle School Division,
Film Making Category: Desiree Santos;
Photography Category: Burke Jaeger, and Sophia Zingaro.
In the Special Artist Division,
Dance Choreography: Sarah Khan.
All of the students did fabulous work. The following three students are now being judged at the State Level:
Burke Jaeger
Sarah Khan
Lucia Demuth
We would like to congratulate all of our students for their beautiful work and we will celebrate all of their work at Art Night on March 25th, 2015 with a special show and presentation.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Reflections 2014-15 This Years Theme:
The World Would Be A Better Place If...
Get started:
Reflect on the theme.Give us a basic idea of the work you would like to submit and we will send you all of the information you need to know about your category. (You can also learn the rules for your category by clicking on one of the headings above.)
Include a brief reflection, the arts category that you are interested in, Name, Teacher (1st period), Phone and Email. Send it to: oas.reflections@gmail.com by 10/20/14.
Create, an original work that reflects the theme.
Artwork due by 11/21/14 in the main office at OAS.
Be recognized!
Your work will be celebrated on Art Night at OAS as well as have the chance to be recognized by the NJPTA and the National PTA.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Congratulations!
Congratulations Reflections participants! All of your work was fantastic. I would like to announce the entries that are moving on to the state competition:
Visual Arts Category:Jillian Berard for “World Through Books”Emma Lore for “Sky Gazer”Photography Category:Burke Jaeger for “Cairns”
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Reflections Gallery 2013-2014
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| Natalie Schindler Dream Big
Reading is something that I love to do. A great book transports me to new places; makes me feel like I am "living" in the book. It inspires me to dream about things I never would have thought about. Reading inspired the photograph and I hope the photograph inspires others to believe, be inspired and dream big! |
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| Desiree Santos Declaration of Independence I visited the National Archives during teachers' convention. There I saw the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration of Independence inspired the colonists because writing the document was high treason against the king. No one had ever dared to write such a document before, especially if it was against the king, so it was a really big step-up for the colonists. The colonists had always dreamed of a free country. But it didn't seem possible. So, on a hot, summer day in July, our founding fathers hoped for freedom while signing our Declaration of Independence. |
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| Burke Jaeger CAIRNS I believe that art is something to be shared and used to inspire others. One day, my brothers and I each built cairns at the beach. Each day of our vacation, we returned to the same spot and saw that our cairns had inspired others to create their own. We couldn't wait to see how our "art exhibition" changed with the tides and with the help of others. I took this photograph of my brother adding a cairn to ever-growing gallery of monuments between the tides, defying gravity, and inspiring dreams of artists who believe that their creations matter. |
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| Julia Love Inspire I chose to display a music note in my art work because music inspires me to stay positive and happy. Also, because I dream andbelieve that my skill and passion for music can get me somewhere someday. I was inspired for the art type by my good friend Christina Kellaris, who uses fun and whimsical lines and colors to create a beautiful picture. |
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| Molly Love Colorful Names My drawing relates to the theme because I love things that are colorful and there was a bucket of Sharpies just sitting there inspiring me to draw this picture. |
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| Jillian Berard World Through Books My work relates to the theme because it demonstrates how reading inspires and helps to take you to different places and live different lives. |
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| Emma Lore Sky Gazer People live their lives looking for some kind of sign or answer. The girl in this picture is hoping to see a sign in the mystical sky. |
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Anna Lancellotti They are Three, Yet They are One
I am describing these three things. They are "hand in hand" because they are three good things an artist will need. (Bakers, writers, actors/actresses ect. are included as artists, too!) They are walking towards the rising sun not only to reflect its presence, but because Believe begins to work, Dream ends it's work (not counting day dreaming), and Inspire, well that was working all along.
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