Mini-sculptors: Children from Arncliffe Public School hosted their first sculptures exhibition. Left to right: Ciaran Byrne, Sahar Awada, Lavinia Sapoi and Moussa Hammoud. Picture: Jane Dyson
Mini-sculptors: Children from Arncliffe Public School hosted their first sculptures exhibition. Picture: Jane Dyson
Mini-sculptors: Children from Arncliffe Public School hosted their first sculptures exhibition. Jayden Pomare and Joseph Neufield prepare the Reading Chair. Picture: Jane Dyson
Mini-sculptors: Children from Arncliffe Public School hosted their first sculptures exhibition. Picture: Jane Dyson
ARNCLIFFE Public School was inspired to create its version of Sydney's popular "Sculptures by the Sea" outdoor exhibition held at Bondi until last Sunday.
The school's "Sculptures on the Green" was a collaboration of all classes, where pupils made 25 sculptures to showcase their creative and artistic skills.
Children created a scarecrow, picket fences, a large Scrabble board, a Christmas tree from egg cartons, caterpillars and a scene from the Mad Hatter's tea party in Alice in Wonderland.
Classes researched artists including Picasso and Salvador Dali as the inspirations for their projects.
