P.S. Art catalogues

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2013 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2013 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

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P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2014 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2014 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

Access a version of the P.S. Art 2014 catalogue compatible with assistive technology and screen-readers.

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2015 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2015 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

Access a version of the P.S. Art 2015 catalogue compatible with assistive technology and screen-readers.

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2016 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2016 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

Access a version of the P.S. Art 2016 catalogue compatible with assistive technology and screen-readers.

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2017 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2017 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

Access a version of the P.S. Art 2017 catalogue compatible with assistive technology and screen-readers.

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2018 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2018 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

Access a version of the P.S. Art 2018 catalogue compatible with assistive technology and screen-readers.

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. The P.S. Art 2019 Exhibition and Catalogue were produced by the New York City Department of Education in collaboration with Studio in a School and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The P.S. Art 2019 catalogue contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.

Access a version of the P.S. Art 2019 catalogue compatible with assistive technology and screen-readers.

P.S. Art is a remarkable showcase for the creativity and talent of New York City’s public school students from all five boroughs. The exhibition offers carefully observed depictions of everyday life and imaginative imagery achieved through painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, photography, and mixed media. These are the exhibition catalogues from the past several years.

The catalogue created each year to accompany the P.S. Art exhibition contains entries by students describing their artistic journeys, challenges, and successes. The teacher comments include references to exemplary instruction such as sequential lesson and unit planning, and the honoring of students’ creative choices. The catalogue is a valuable instructional tool, disseminated to new visual arts teachers, as well as to teachers who participate in all P.S. Art-related professional learning events.