New Memorials for PS 30: Honoring Those Who Made the School Home

When the memorial signs at PS 30 in Westerleigh started to wear from years of weather, Dianne Nudelman noticed — and set something in motion. Designer David Nudelman and teacher Jennifer Mezzadri worked together to create new memorials honoring five members of the PS 30 community who will never be forgotten.

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Make the World a Better Place with Graphic Design: Year 9 at PS 21

For the ninth year in a row, David Nudelman returned to PS 21 Margaret P. Emery in Elm Park to work with students on an original school design. The result — "Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow" — became part of the school store, raising money for the school community.

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Comics, T-Shirts, and Big Ideas: 12 Weeks of Creativity at PS 56

For 12 weeks at PS 56 The Louis Desario School, students created their own comic books with Shawn McArthur and designed their own t-shirts with David Nudelman. Every student left with a published comic and a shirt they made from scratch — and a lot to say about the experience.

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School Spirit Enterprise: Curtis Warriors Design Their Own Merch Line

David Nudelman led the School Spirit Enterprise program at Curtis High School, where students designed one-of-a-kind merch for their school — from concept to heat press to a live online store. On the last day of school, students and staff all walked away wearing something the students created.

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School Spirit Enterprise: Students Design, Build, and Launch at Port Richmond High School

Teaching artist David Nudelman returned to his alma mater, Port Richmond High School, to lead a 12-week School Spirit Enterprise residency through IlluminArt Productions. Every student designed their own t-shirt and built their own website from scratch.

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SMART Money Kids: Building Real Businesses at PS 60 Alice Austen

Teaching artist David Nudelman and teacher Jeanine DiGiacomo spent 15 weeks with 30 students at PS 60 Alice Austen through Sundog Theatre's SMART Money Kids program. Five groups built real businesses from scratch.

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