| Children's chair donated to The Women's Committee of the Cleveland Orchestra benefit, "Be Dazzled by Design" |
www.pinchofcurry.com The works of Sarah Curry
Trompe l'oeil mural in private residence
| Abstract mural in private residence |
| In May of 2001, I was hired to be the artist-in-residence at Newton D. Baker School of Arts Elementary School. This is the only elementary arts magnet school in the Cleveland Municipal School District. I had the unique opportunity to collaborate with these talented students and paint a large mural gracing the front entrance of their school. I worked with approximately thirty fifth grade students to conceive and execute this mural. The students and I designed the mural to showcase their art programs; dance, music, theatre and visual art. The artist-in-residence program required me to order the supplies, coordinate with staff, students and administration to complete the entire project in three weeks. |
Local Cleveland artist, Hector Vega, was asked to design the RTA mural by the Director of Case’s Center for
Community Partnerships, Latisha James. This mural is affiliated with Case's "Sixth Annual Case for Community" event.
Vega sequestered the help of fellow artist and Brush High School teacher, Sarah Curry. Curry in turn enlisted her
Senior AP Studio Art Drawing class who were more than happy to help and lead the seventy-five Case volunteers on
Sept 19th.
Six Brush students from Curry’s class were assigned to be group leaders who volunteered their time on the weekends
and after school. Working side by side with Vega and Curry, the students spent three weeks drawing the design on the
7 ft by 200 ft wall and outlined major shapes with paint to make it easier for the volunteers when they arrived to help.
The mural is located on the corner of Murray Hill Road and Cedar Hill.
Community Partnerships, Latisha James. This mural is affiliated with Case's "Sixth Annual Case for Community" event.
Vega sequestered the help of fellow artist and Brush High School teacher, Sarah Curry. Curry in turn enlisted her
Senior AP Studio Art Drawing class who were more than happy to help and lead the seventy-five Case volunteers on
Sept 19th.
Six Brush students from Curry’s class were assigned to be group leaders who volunteered their time on the weekends
and after school. Working side by side with Vega and Curry, the students spent three weeks drawing the design on the
7 ft by 200 ft wall and outlined major shapes with paint to make it easier for the volunteers when they arrived to help.
The mural is located on the corner of Murray Hill Road and Cedar Hill.
OKTOBERFEST
RTA MURAL
Local Cleveland artist, Julianna Burrows, and Sarah Curry designed and executed a 16ft X 8ft chalk drawing for
the Annual Berea fairgrounds Oktober fest. Their inspiration for the drawing was Michelangelo's famous painting
from the Sistine Chapel, The Creation of Adam. (with a German twist, of course!)
the Annual Berea fairgrounds Oktober fest. Their inspiration for the drawing was Michelangelo's famous painting
from the Sistine Chapel, The Creation of Adam. (with a German twist, of course!)
2008 OKTOBERFEST
Homage to Grant Wood's, American Gothic
Homage to Grant Wood's, American Gothic