Deerfield School Students Combine QR Codes With Art Display in Short Hills

Deerfield Elementary School celebrated the artistic talent of its students at an “animal-themed” art show on May 21.

As part of the exhibit, the fourth grade art club created QR codes for each work of art.

Projects included:

• Kindergarten - Mondrian Animals, Tactile Animal Collages, Aboriginal Drawings, Animal Prints and Masks
• First Grade - Rainbow Dog Paintings, Carousel Animals, Window with a View Paintings and Ceramic Pinch Pot Animals
• Second Grade – Animal Molas, Animals on the Farm, Animal Painting, Warm Colored Birds, Sleeping Animals and Animal Sculptures
• Third Grade – Animals in Motion, Animals on Parade, and Winter Landscapes
• Fourth Grade – Selfie Portraits, Asian Paintings, Texture Animal Tiles, Underwater Scenes
• Fifth Grade – Monochromatic Animal Prints, Still-Life Paintings, Animal Designed Contour Shoe Drawings, and Animal Masks

Photo courtesy of Ruchi Bhardwaj

Photo captions: Deerfield Elementary School students Chloe Bergam and Aria Sanghvi help out at the school’s recent Art Show Raffle on May 21. Deerfield students also created a series of masks and a walk-though “Lascaux Cave.”

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