William Bubeck

Gallery visit 1:
Young Master's Art Exhibit 2013
The Piece that stood out to me strongly at the Young masters was Logan Davidson's Catcher in the Rye. This mixed media piece depicting two Bison near a sharp cliff face. The layering in it works to tell the story from the book. The actual inclusion of pages from the book as the background is my favorite effect as it shows that there is a deeper meaning than only what we see.

Gallery visit 2:

MOMA NY
My favorite piece from the adventure to NY was Christina's World by Andrew Wyeth. Although there were several amazing and fantastical pieces, the piece that brought me to tears was Christina. This has been one of it not my favorite painting of all time, and seeing it in person brought on an immensely powerful surge of emotion which gave me a good reminder of why I do art.

Gallery visit 3:
Jefferson County Art Exhibit 2014

The Piece that stood out to me the most at the Jeffco show was a piece done by a very good friend of mine, who I haven't gotten to see for a while. Natalie Stepaniak's Words Of Value captivated me with it's use of hundreds of words and phrases to literally draw a picture for the viewer of her loving relationship.
It also sticks out to me not just in it's unique technique, but because I am very proud of the love and emotion she was willing to share with the viewers

Fall Art Class:
AP Studio Art

Spring Art Class:
AP Studio Art

Commissioned Piece:
Library Display Piece- Thorns

Websites:
http://aroundthebendart.weebly.com/
http://openwinbow.deviantart.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/wildbillbubeck/videos
http://www.psykopaint.com/gallery.html#/user/815688

Young Master's Entry:
Sunset On An Empire

(sample) Kim Anderson

Gallery Visit 1:  Went to Navajo Art District-Pirate Gallery.  Overall thought Collin Parson's exhibit of light sculptures was very dramatic.  One particular piece #75 really moved me-felt like I was transported into a vortex of space.  I'm thinking of using LED light to add more dimension to my work.


Gallery Visit 2:

Gallery Visit 3:

Fall art class:  Intermediate Sculpture
Spring art class: Advanced Sculpture

Commissioned piece:  building a light sculpture for Mr. Augustin

website:  http://www.kimmcgrathanderson.com/

Young Master's entry:

Welcome to Pomona Visual Arts lettering blog!

Hi!  Please see below for details of all requirements for lettering:

In order to achieve a Letter for Visual Arts Achievement at Pomona High School, students must achieve all of the following during the course of one school year:

• Attend 3 Gallery Visits over one year, including; Art Exhibits, Artist Studios, Galleries, Museums, etc. Each visit must include a response to the show overall, with the student’s reactions to at least one particular piece, and how it might affect their own work.  It can also include information on presentation, positioning, lighting, etc.

• Each student must attend two consecutive semesters of art at Pomona High School, earning a B passing grade or higher in those classes.

• Each Student interested in earning a letter must create a commission piece for a Staff Member that is displayed in the school during the year, either as an individual, or as a collaborative project. This display may include the staff members workspace or it may be on general display in the school.

• Create an online presence such as a webpage, blog, or a youtube channel, on an artistic site (Such as weebly, DeviantArt, Tumblr etc.)  that includes all of their artwork done during the year.

• Each Student must at least enter 1 art piece in the Pomona Young Masters Art Show during the year they want to earn a letter.

• Students will be responsible for uploading all of the above-text, pictures, videos are all welcome, to the Pomona Visual Arts lettering blog.  Create ONE entry and continue to edit it to add all your experiences throughout the year.

• Students will be responsible for purchasing their original letter or subsequent pins when informed of their achievement by visual arts staff.

Look at a bunch of art, make a bunch of art, talk a bunch about your art!