Announcing this years Sculpture in the Park Artists!

The USES After School Program is looking for interns and volunteers who have an interest in working with school aged children (ages 5-12). Our program is open Monday through Friday from 2:30 to 6:00. We ask that you make at least a 2 hour commitment once a week. Responsibilities of volunteers and interns include: helping […]

Click here for the English version of this post. Primer grado acaba de terminar sus collages de animales domésticos y salvajes y ¡se ven tan hermosos! Durante mas que cuatro semanas, los ninos trabajaron en este proyecto. Primero dibujaron su idea para un collage de un animal en su hábitat. El segundo paso fue mezclar los […]

Haga clic aquí para español. The Hurley School first grade has just finished their wild and tame animal collages and they came out so beautifully! Students worked hard on this project for over four weeks. First, they sketched out their idea for an animal in its habitat. Then we spent a class mixing colors in […]

Community Colors 2014, now on view at the Harriet Tubman House at 566 Columbus Ave., is a collaborative art exhibit of work inspired by community, diversity and/or collaboration. It features works created by local artists who live, work or participate in our South End/Lower Roxbury community. To learn more about the gallery artists, check out the […]

¡Vea mas abajo para español! Last week, the K-2 students took a short field trip over to the Children’s Art Centre on Rutland St. Although we usually conduct the art classes in their own classrooms at the Hurley School, this year we will be having class in the CAC once a month or so. The […]

Last week, ReadBoston visited the USES’ Early Childhood Education students at 48 Rutland St. for a Halloween storytelling session. ReadBoston’s Anna Adler performed The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams and led the students in singing Hooky Spooky and All the Leaves Are Falling Down. The kids were all […]