Thank You Janet Malser!
Bartlett ART Cares! Bartlett Empty Bowls 2024
Bartlett ART Exhibition:
Thank You Janet Malser Humanities Trust!
For financing our 2024 New York City Field Trip.
We visited the Guggenheim Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Our students and chaperones enjoyed this experience immensely!!!
AND we survived the NYC Earthquake!
Thank You Samuel Slater Experience!
for inviting the Bartlett Art Department to view the museum along
with a special visual arts exhibition of the artist Richard Moninski.
This free Bartlett field trip was funded by The Janet Malser Humanities Trust. Bartlett art students explored the museum's fascinating historical exhibits that showcase much of Webster's fascinating history. After a quick lunch we were treated to a meet the artist talk by Richard Moninski. Richard Moninski, a Bartlett graduate, explained how his artwork ties into the history of Webster and the American Industrial Revolution.
Mr. Moninski explains: "In my paintings, I juxtapose various indigenous flora and fauna, portraits of seventeenth century New Englanders
and stylized representations of plants taken from European decorative arts traditions."
For more info about the artist check out his website: richardmoninski.com/
For more info about the Samual Slater Eperience : samuelslaterexperience.org/
Mr. Moninski explains: "In my paintings, I juxtapose various indigenous flora and fauna, portraits of seventeenth century New Englanders
and stylized representations of plants taken from European decorative arts traditions."
For more info about the artist check out his website: richardmoninski.com/
For more info about the Samual Slater Eperience : samuelslaterexperience.org/
Thank you Janet Malser Humanities Trust!!!
May 2023
Bartlett Art student art exhibition at Booklovers' Gourmet runs through the end of May 2023
NYC Field Trip 4/28/23 - The Vessel, The High Line, and The Whitney!
We had a magical evening of good will, good food, and great art! All money raised was donated to the Webster/Dudley Food Share.
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October 2022
Good News!
More Good News!
Bartlett Empty Bowls 2022 was a huge success!
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Bartlett High School ART Courses:
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Thank you Janet Malser Humanities Trust!
Bartlett Art students outside The Ray and Maria Stata Center at MIT.
What a great day! MIT Museum and the MIT Campus are simply amazing!
The Huntington's performance of " A Doll's House Part II" was smart, funny and captivating!
"Field trips to live theater enhance literary knowledge, tolerance and empathy among students" www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/10/141016165953.htm
The Huntington's performance of " A Doll's House Part II" was smart, funny and captivating!
"Field trips to live theater enhance literary knowledge, tolerance and empathy among students" www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/10/141016165953.htm
The Pied Potter Hamelin visits Bartlett Art Department 11/9/18
Richard Hamelin came to Bartlett to teach our art students how to make it in the pottery world. Mr. Hamelin put on a great workshop showing us new creative techniques in throwing pots on the pottery wheel. His workshop was embedded with many interesting facts about the history of clay and how clay is found in many house hold items, including toothpaste, make-up and the silicon chip. The Pied Potter is a master potter with over forty years of experience. Very educational and inspiring! Thank you, Richard Hamelin! Thanks to The Webster Cultural Council for funding Mr. Hamelin and allowing him to visit our school! www.piedpotterhamelin.com/
Thank You Janet Malser Humanities Trust! http://www.janetmalsertrust.org/index.html
The 2018 Bartlett Empty Bowls Raises over $3000.
for the Webster/Dudley Food Share
Click here for more about Bartlett Empty Bowls - https://www.weebly.com/editor/main.php#/Bartlett Empty Bowls
Thank you Webster Cultural Council!
The Bartlett Art Department has been awarded a $2,280 grant from the council.
This Fall 2018, we will be traveling to Boston to see another play performed by the Huntington Theatre Company.
Thank you so much for supporting the fine and performing arts in our community!
The Bartlett Art Department has been awarded a $2,280 grant from the council.
This Fall 2018, we will be traveling to Boston to see another play performed by the Huntington Theatre Company.
Thank you so much for supporting the fine and performing arts in our community!
"Aspiring Young Artists" Bartlett Art Invitational show at The Book Lovers' Gourmet. Opening reception is Thursday, May 10th, 4 -6 PM.
Come see some wonderful artworks while listening to the Bartlett Jazz Band play.
Artists: Joe Resto, Amalie Castro, Julian Ortiz, Justin Silva, Jenna Lang, Stephanie Boersma, Tiana Vega, Vivian Adams, Samantha Coombs, Orion Walker, Alexander Polanco, Benjamin Maldonado, Corinne Croteau, Chris Place, Kyle Shealy, Johnathan Wilson, Allison Grzembski,
Duncan McIntyre, Justin Stockhaus, Noah Fleming, Owen Simonis, Paige Mathisen, and Ryan Zajac.
Musicians: Nick Rockwood, Mr. T. and Abby Poplawski
Come see some wonderful artworks while listening to the Bartlett Jazz Band play.
Artists: Joe Resto, Amalie Castro, Julian Ortiz, Justin Silva, Jenna Lang, Stephanie Boersma, Tiana Vega, Vivian Adams, Samantha Coombs, Orion Walker, Alexander Polanco, Benjamin Maldonado, Corinne Croteau, Chris Place, Kyle Shealy, Johnathan Wilson, Allison Grzembski,
Duncan McIntyre, Justin Stockhaus, Noah Fleming, Owen Simonis, Paige Mathisen, and Ryan Zajac.
Musicians: Nick Rockwood, Mr. T. and Abby Poplawski
Seven Bartlett Art Students have been accepted into the show with four of them receiving awards!
Students receiving awards: Orion Walker, Corinne Croteau, Sam Proulx, and Alex Polanco!
Students receiving awards: Orion Walker, Corinne Croteau, Sam Proulx, and Alex Polanco!
Thank You Janet Malser Humanities Trust!
Janet Malser made it possible for us to travel to NYC's Botanical Gardens and Bronx Zoo! Check it out here!
Thank you Webster Cultural Council! Tartuffe was Awesome!
Our students really enjoyed this live theater performance.
Our students really enjoyed this live theater performance.
"Field trips to live theater enhance literary knowledge, tolerance and empathy among students" www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/10/141016165953.htm
Thank you Webster Cultural Council!
The Bartlett Art Department has been awarded a $1,600 grant from the council.
This Fall 2017, we will be traveling to Boston to see another play performed by the Huntington Theatre Company.
Thank you so much for supporting the fine and performing arts in our community!
The Bartlett Art Department has been awarded a $1,600 grant from the council.
This Fall 2017, we will be traveling to Boston to see another play performed by the Huntington Theatre Company.
Thank you so much for supporting the fine and performing arts in our community!
B[art]lett Day Trip to NYC 2017
Art Students participated in a 16 hour day trip to experience two world famous art museums with a walk through central park in between visits.
Six music students and their Band Director also joined us on the trip, spending the first half of the trip in a Jazz Clinic. The weather was beautiful and the exhibitions were very well showcased. It was wonderful to see students engaging in artistic discussions, taking photographs, and asking questions about not only art, but the city of New York in general. Many students had never been to NYC and every turn we took brought a new piece of information from food trunks and vendors, to castles and skylines. For seniors, this was their last trip with the Art Department and we hope they continue to pursue an arts education by being active creators and consumers of art no matter where they end up after graduation.
Watch video below. ~More pictures in the BLOG page.
Six music students and their Band Director also joined us on the trip, spending the first half of the trip in a Jazz Clinic. The weather was beautiful and the exhibitions were very well showcased. It was wonderful to see students engaging in artistic discussions, taking photographs, and asking questions about not only art, but the city of New York in general. Many students had never been to NYC and every turn we took brought a new piece of information from food trunks and vendors, to castles and skylines. For seniors, this was their last trip with the Art Department and we hope they continue to pursue an arts education by being active creators and consumers of art no matter where they end up after graduation.
Watch video below. ~More pictures in the BLOG page.
The Bartlett Art Department hosted an Empty Bowls event on March 24th.
Definitely was a night of good will, good food, and good ART! Thanks to everyone who helped! The $2000 we raised will be donated to the Webster Dudley Food Share! Our guest also donated 3 large boxes of non perishable food items. Our students donated their pots. The Bartlett Cafe and several local restaurants donated their food/time. The Bartlett Jazz Band sounded awesome! Bartlett's National Honor Society students volunteered their time setting up and serving our guests. Administrators, teachers, custodians, parents, students, and the community all came out and supported this worthy cause. Everyone seemed to love picking out their bowls. There were several blind folded pottery wheel demonstrations. Ice sculptures and other student created artwork. Students designed place mats for the kids to color but I think I saw more adults coloring.
Businesses - Bogey’s Ice Cream, Booklovers’ Gourmet, Delray Doc's Fruit and Deli, Golden Greek Restaurant,
Mexicali Fresh Mex Grill, Panera Bread, Point Breeze, Price Chopper, & The Bartlett Cafe/BHS Food Service.
Businesses - Bogey’s Ice Cream, Booklovers’ Gourmet, Delray Doc's Fruit and Deli, Golden Greek Restaurant,
Mexicali Fresh Mex Grill, Panera Bread, Point Breeze, Price Chopper, & The Bartlett Cafe/BHS Food Service.
"See What You're Missing"
Bartlett Art students and color deficient students travel to the Berkshires to see art and Fall foliage.
The Bartlett Art Department's Norman Rockwell Field Trip, October 14th 2016.
Thank You to the Janet Malser Humanities Trust for partially funding this wonderful day!
Thank You to the Janet Malser Humanities Trust for partially funding this wonderful day!
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Art and Drama students enjoyed a day trip to Boston to see a play about the artist George Seurat. 9/29/16
The Huntington Theatre is awesome! This trip was partially funded by the Webster Cultural Council.
Thank you, Webster Cultural Council for supporting the Arts in our community!!!
The Huntington Theatre is awesome! This trip was partially funded by the Webster Cultural Council.
Thank you, Webster Cultural Council for supporting the Arts in our community!!!
THANK YOU JANET MALSER!
Bartlett Art and Drama ~ field trip to the Huntington Theatre and MIT February 11, 2016
"Milk Like Sugar" was phenomenal! Lunch at MIT Stata Center was stupendous! A whirlwind walk around the Alexander Calder Sculpture was brisk!
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2015 Bartlett Art Invitational!
Reception Thursday March 12, 2015 Booklovers' Gourmet in Webster, MA.
Art displayed includes traditional drawing and painting as well as digital art all created by Bartlett students grades 10-12.
Reception Thursday March 12, 2015 Booklovers' Gourmet in Webster, MA.
Art displayed includes traditional drawing and painting as well as digital art all created by Bartlett students grades 10-12.
Bartlett Art students, and their teacher, invited to exhibit artwork at the Attleboro Arts Museum.
Invitational Exhibition
Inspired by When the Emperor Was Divine
by Julie Otsuka
Spring 2014
The Bartlett Art Department has received another grant from the Janet Malser Humanities Trust!
We plan on expanding our digital lab by purchasing more computers, digital cameras, animation/game design software,
and a 3D Printer!!!
The Bartlett Art department is very grateful to Janet Malser and will carry on her ideals of appreciating nature and making the world a better place through the arts.
Thank You Janet Malser!
The Bartlett Art Department has received another grant from the Janet Malser Humanities Trust!
We plan on expanding our digital lab by purchasing more computers, digital cameras, animation/game design software,
and a 3D Printer!!!
The Bartlett Art department is very grateful to Janet Malser and will carry on her ideals of appreciating nature and making the world a better place through the arts.
Thank You Janet Malser!
Thank you to all the trustees at the Janet Malser Humanities Trust! Bartlett art students Caleb Lally, Justin LaChance,
Hannah Gould, Ricky Spooner, Jailene Delgado, Tori McNally, Anthony Caferelli, Matt Pepin, Megan Scully, Jon Sarro, and the
entire art department are truly thankful for this generous donation. ~Giant check was digitally created.
Hannah Gould, Ricky Spooner, Jailene Delgado, Tori McNally, Anthony Caferelli, Matt Pepin, Megan Scully, Jon Sarro, and the
entire art department are truly thankful for this generous donation. ~Giant check was digitally created.
ART and Drama new york city field trip 2014
CENTRAL PARK, LOOKING SOUTH AT W59TH ST
Thank You Janet Malser!
2012 Janet Malser Humanities Trust Grant for expanding the Janet Malser Digital ART Lab
2012 Janet Malser Humanities Trust Grant for expanding the Janet Malser Digital ART Lab
New York City Field Trip 2012
