Middle School Students Learn about DNA through Art
Grade 6 students in Karen Campbell and Andrea Lorey’s Life Science classes recently enjoyed the annual DNA screen-printing project.
Visiting the Plaza Vault at Cranbrook Art Museum, students studied original artwork by Andy Warhol and Ray Lichtenstein and saw a printmaking demonstration.
Back in their classrooms, combining art and science, students made colorful screen prints inspired by the double helix. With fresh skills and a new understanding of the structure and function of DNA, students created their impressions of what it means to them!
Visiting the Plaza Vault at Cranbrook Art Museum, students studied original artwork by Andy Warhol and Ray Lichtenstein and saw a printmaking demonstration.
Back in their classrooms, combining art and science, students made colorful screen prints inspired by the double helix. With fresh skills and a new understanding of the structure and function of DNA, students created their impressions of what it means to them!
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