When we walked into the foyer we were met by an incredible sight! Gregor had built a vaulted "room" out of thousands of pieces of wood in different colours. He had used 5 truck-loads of demolition timber to create this amazing structure. It was a truly mind-bending experience.
After we had listened to the speeches by museum director James McCarthy, art teacher Jeremy Leatinu'u and Gregor Kregar we went to view our creations which were displayed in one of the gallery rooms. They looked amazing on the wall, and ceiling jutting out with all their weird angles.
We all agreed that working with this wonderful artist has been one of the highlights of our year.
Room 13
Look at some of the photos of this memorable event...
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| The extraordinary vaulted ceiling |
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| Some inspired R13 students |
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| Children's designs |
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| We found our design!! |
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| More creative artists... |
Our student creations looked amazing on walls and ceiling
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| Gregor and some R13 students |
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| Crowded in to celebrate the awesome structure |
THANK YOU GREGOR AND THANK YOU TE TUHI FOR THIS FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY TO BE PART OF THE DREAM HOUSES EXHIBITION!
3 comments:
Your sculputres look so cool!
NG
Room 20 student
awesome pics,Your sculptures are AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Have an awesome day
Rm 20 B.K
I know how awesome the sculptures are that Gregor makes!
I had a chance to go there myself and make a sculpture out of the cardboard triangles...
When I was in Mrs G's Class i had been enjoying my time with her...
I HOPE YOU ARE TOO!! ^_^
JA from Room 20
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