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Welcome to the Online Art Gallery!
Enter your original artwork to be displayed in this online gallery.
HOW TO ENTER: Please send a .jpg of your artwork to schaaf@heckscher.org.
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| The works of art below were created during the "Create Your Own" Self-Portrait hands-on activity in the galleries during the exhibition Mirrored Images: Realism in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Inspired by the many portraits on view, visitors of all ages were invited to make their own self-portraits by looking carefully in a mirror. |
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| The works of art below were created during the "Create Your Own" Concentric Colors Drawing hands-on activity in the galleries during the exhibition Absorbed by Color: Art in the 20th Century. Inspired by the many abstract works of art on view with shapes of different colors and sizes "nested" inside one another, visitors of all ages were invited to make their own original drawings experimenting with concentric shapes and colors. |
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| The works of art below were created during the "Create Your Own" Party Clothes Collage hands-on activity in the galleries during the exhibition Long Island Biennial 2012. Inspired by the mixed media artwork Mother Earth's Party Dress by Ginger Balizer-Hendler on view in the exhibition, visitors of all ages were invited to design their own party outfit using a broad range of collage materials. |
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| The works of art below were created during the "Create Your Own" Letter "H" Collage hands-on activity in the galleries during the exhibition A Way With Words: Text in Art. Visitors of all ages were invited to create their own original collages using many copies of the letter "H" in different fonts and sizes. Some visitors also incorporated copies of the "bear" from the painting Give Up That Egg by William Holbrook Beard, on view in the exhibition Across Time and Place: Treasures from the Permanent Collection. |
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| The works of art below were created during the "Create Your Own" Still Life hands-on activity in the galleries during the special exhibition Edward Weston: Life Work. The activity was inspired by Weston's photographs of everyday items such as peppers, cabbage, and shells. Visitors of all ages were invited to create their own drawings of still life objects set up for them to observe in the central gallery. |
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| The works of art below were created during the "Create Your Own" Mona Lisa Art hands-on activity in the galleries during the special exhibition Identity Crisis: Authenticity, Attribution and Appropriation. The activity was inspired by the work of Paul Giovanopoulos on view in the exhibition. Visitors of all ages were invited to create their own version of the Mona Lisa. |
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Created by 5th grade students at Center Street School, Herricks Union Free School District
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| The works of art below were created during the Museum's annual Summer Visual Art Workshops for ages 5 through 16. |
Casey, Age 12
inspired by
Grace Degennaro
Nightblooms, 2008
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Sophia, Age 11
inspired by the exhibition
New York, New York
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Alec, Age 14
inspired by
Michelangelo, The Creation of Adam
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April, Age 9
inspired by
the artwork of Arthur Dove
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Bella, Age 9
inspired by
Fairfield Porter, Morning from the Porch
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Kate, Age 11
QR code collage
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Katherine, Age 10
inspired by the exhibition
New York, New York
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Kelly, Age 10
inspired by the exhibition
Edward Weston: Life Work
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Naomi, Age 10
Long exposure photograph "Light Painting"
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Vahn, Age 10
Digital photograph
inspired by the exhibition
Edward Weston: Life Work
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Danielle, Age 14
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Brianne, Age 12
inspired by
the artwork of Seung Lee
on view in the exhibition Earth Matters
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Erin, Age 8
inspired by
Ewa Adamczyk Alvarez
5 billion CE III (New Life), 2010
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Kyle, Age 13
inspired by
Grace Degennaro
Nightblooms, 2008
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Ryan, Age 11
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David, Age 10
inspired by
Anna Jurinich
The Button Collector, 2010
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Eddie, Age 9
inspired by
Risaburo Kimura (American, b. Japan, 1924)
Venice, 1973
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Rachel, Age 13
inspired by
William Holbrook Beard (American, 1824-1900)
Give Up That Egg, 1891
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Brianne, Age 12
inspired by
Man Ray (American, 1890-1976)
Salle a Manger (Dining Room), 1931
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Shannon, Age 11
inspired by
Jane Hammond
Presto, 1991
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Melissa, Age 7
inspired by
Red Grooms (American, b. 1937)
Picasso, 1997
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Alyssa, Age 8
inspired by
Robert Richenburg (American, b. 1917)
Flicker, 1949
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Rachel, Age 11
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Gabrielle, Age 14
inspired by
Olafur Eliasson (Danish, b. 1967)
Your House, 2006
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Cameron, Age 13
inspired by the exhibition
Michal Rovner: Video, Sculpture, Installation
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Sophia, Age 6
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Summer 2011 Digital ArtSense
Stop Motion Animation films
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Year 3000
Alec, Age 11
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Dancing Drawing
Jackie, Age 13
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The Crazy Life Threatening
Trip In Space
Christian, Age 11
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