"Heartwork"

Watercolor hearts created by each student in the class are mounted in a floating 11x14 frame; a clear back features a second watercolor heart labelled with each student's name so you can enjoy your child's personal "heartwork"!

#9 Dance Party (after Margaret Hoff)

Deconstructed 9s arranged by students on canvas. Collage of painted paper on Canvas. 20.5" x 20.5"

Eye Spy: A Neon Constellation

Can you spot your K-106 friends?

Life in Central Park

Animals and plants have come to life in a colorful collage of tissue-paper covered drawings! / 22" x 28" / White Shadow Box Frame

K-112's Flying Colors

Collage of feather shapes, framed!

Garden of Imagination

Flower collage created by the class. Framed measurements: 36" x 24"

Wings of Wonder

Colored butterflies arranged in 3D on a canvas. 24" x 30"

Upper West Side Community Collage

Community collage with a drawing of each student's favorite UWS spot. These are mixed media drawings using ink and oil pastels. 40" x 30"

Keys to a Good Time / Let's Get Jazzy!

Each classmate received their own cut-out key from a collage of a jazz piano keyboard for them to design their own individual responses to ideas of music and dance. We discussed music festivals, musical instruments, what it feels like to dance to music, and how to each work on something small to then create one great big beautiful project. Bring it all together and you have 1-212's very own take on good times together. Hello NineFest. 20" x 30".

Composition of circular cut-outs from drawings done by the students and teachers of 2-202. Professionally framed. Measures approx. 18"x20"

All Are Welcome Here

Behold-a 36x36 masterpiece created by the pint-sized prodigies of Class 204, who, against all odds (and an impressive amount of glue mishaps), have produced a work of art destined for greatness. Inspired by All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman, this collaborative canvas is a bold, unapologetic celebration of color, creativity, and the universal truth that snack time should be longer.

Every brushstroke carries the boundless enthusiasm of second graders who gave their all-except for the ones who got distracted halfway through (we call that avant-garde). Layers of texture and vibrant hues form a joyful explosion of inclusivity, reminding us that art, like recess, is for everyone.

This one-of-a-kind piece isn't just a painting; it's a conversation starter, a mood booster, and quite possibly a future museum relic (once these artists hit the big leagues).

These artists are confident in their work and believe it's worth thousands. So Bid now-because there's no better way to say "I support the arts" like proudly displaying a second-grade masterpiece in your home!

Fingerprint Characters

A rainbow colored collage of students' fingerprint characters on paper. (Framed: 19 3/4" x 27 1/2")

Floral Pop: A Grassroots Celebration

Groups of 3-4 students collaborated to craft vibrant squares of lush grass, each adorned with a medley of sponge-printed blossoms in a kaleidoscope of hues. Drawing inspiration from the iconic pop art of Andy Warhol, their work bursts with color and creativity, transforming simple shapes into a playful yet bold celebration of nature's beauty. 29" x 29"

Our Homes

Framed individual homes created by each student. 16" x 20"

Reach for the Stars

Your child's hand will never be this size again, so don't miss this rare chance to forever capture this moment in time! Bid now on this inspiring and whimsical 2ft x 3ft canvas that class 3-228 created using their hands and hearts.

The Blue Tower

This art piece was inspired by Robert Delaunay's "Simultaneous Windows" series which represented an abstract version of the Eiffel Tower. Our art piece is like a puzzle, we each made a piece and then connected them to create the final piece. 24" x 30"

Kickin' It in 4th Grade

The kids decorated their own wooden shoes to reflect their personal style, and it's framed in glass with a white border. The dimensions are: 36" wide and 21" high.

A Tribute to New York

Inspired by the vibrant graffiti culture of New York, this piece celebrates self-expression and the artist within each of us. It reflects the spirit of a city that embraces individuality, creativity, and the power of art to tell a story.

Each student painted their own canvas using oil paint, uniting their unique expressions into a collective tribute to graffiti art. Framed at approximately 32"x 34", this artwork is a tribute to self-expression and the vibrant spirit of a city that celebrates artistic freedom.