Dickinson Middle School students showcase community connections
Dickinson Middle School students embarked on the Humans of Dickinson project, interacting with the community by interviews and more. The students’ projects will be featured this week at the T-Rex Plaza and the Prairie Hills Mall. Written By: Kayla Henson | ×
Walking into the T-Rex mall, the community can see the gallery of the Human of Dickinson, A Dickinson Middle School art project. (Josiah C. Cuellar/ The Dickinson Press)
While Dickinson Middle School students spent less time with their peers during the fall 2020 semester due to the pandemic, they were able to make new connections in the community.
âJackson Pollock started the abstract art way back then. Pollock inspired (splatter) art,â said Steffany.
In the 1940s, Pollock created what was referred to as âdrip styleâ art where he splattered paint, reports the webpage guggenheim.org.
âPollockâs drips, also called âaction paintingsâ revolutionized the potential for contemporary art and furthered the development of Abstract Expressionism,â it reported.
The Faldmos plan is to open their Splatter Lab on Jan. 15. Itâs located in the T-Rex Plaza next to Little Caesars. Using four separate lab rooms, up to a dozen visitors may splatter paint all over the place for 30 minutes. Theyâll be provided canvases that they can also take home to display their splatter artwork.
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Jon and Steffany Faldmo family photo | Courtesy Steffany Faldmo
REXBURG – Steffany and Jon Faldmo of Rexburg are excited to give members of the community an experience that hasn’t been available before.