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Coqui Frogs

06.14.10

This animation was inspired by the Coqui frogs, a species native to Puerto Rico. The frogs are named after the sounds that they ’sing’.

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The Desert

05.30.10

It’s hot… It’s dry… It’s covered with spines… It’s the DESERT!!! Over the course of two weekends, museum visitors created an intricate desert setting and animated this awesome video all without breaking a sweat!

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Oh My Gosh Clayliens!

05.18.10

DO YOU BELIEVE???

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Clayscape

05.10.10

By smooshing clay, we go from night to day. Or day to night, as happens in this animation.

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Wet Paint!

05.10.10

Animators at CMA manipulated wet acrylic paint to create the movements seen here.

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Bug City

05.10.10

You thought Manhattan had hustle and bustle but you’ve never been to Bug City!

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The Chang-Go Chum

05.05.10

In celebration of CMA’s Korean Children’s Day Festivals, young dancers from the Korean Traditional Performing Arts Association performed the Chang-Go Chum (the Hourglass Drum Dance) and the Bu-Chae Chum (Fan Dance) for CMA visitors.

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Korean Children’s Day Animation

05.04.10

Visitors on Saturday celebrated Korean Children’s Day at the museum by animating a Korean folktale about the origin of the sun and the moon.

New Mural at CMA - The Elements of Art
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New Mural at CMA - The Elements of Art

04.27.10

The Elements of Art, line, shape, form, space, texture, value and color, are the building blocks of every piece of artwork. Artists manipulate these elements to compose a piece of art. Additionally, the elements of art help both the viewer and the artist to describe the work, analyze what is going on in a particular piece and communicate our thoughts and findings using a common language. CMA is where children create and we felt it was important for our young artists to be familiar with the language of art. Next time you are at CMA, think about how line, shape, form, space, texture, value and color influence your work! Check out these photos of CMA staff and artists creating our new Open Art Mural!

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