Ground Floor Class Collaboration

Inspired by the bold geometry and radiant palettes of artists like Piet Mondrian and Joaque Torres-Garcia, students used masking tape and acrylic washes to design vivid abstract works. This class collaboration is a celebration of line, balance, and rhythm-an explosion of color that echoes the movements of 20th-century modern art with a playful WEDS twist.

Auslander and McGowan Class Collaboration

After exploring the mystical and nature-infused work of abstract art pioneer Hilma af Klint, students created this radiant class collaboration using acrylic paint. With swirling organic forms, plant-like patterns, and imaginative shapes, their artwork reflects both the beauty of the natural world and each artist's "inner landscape"-the emotional and creative world within.

A Neo-Expressionist View

Marks Class Collaboration

Inspired by the energy of 1980s New York's neo-expressionist movement, students worked together to create this bold, expressive landscape using vibrant acrylics. This class collaboration pulses with dynamic brushstrokes and fearless creativity-capturing the spirit of each young artist and the artistic freedom of a defining moment in art history.