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Mystery Artist: November



The new month is here! Now there is a new mystery! Get to the investigation.

Who is the Mystery Artist this month?

The clues are:
  1. Brazilian Artist, painter, and sculptor
  2. Uses vibrant colors and bold patterns
  3. Birthday is in October
  4. Artistic style is a mix of Pop Art and Cubism

Our artist said, "For me, art can reflect the celebration of the simple and good things in life. This is most important to me!"

If you think you know the Mystery Artist, stop by the art room and place your guess!



Extra Clue:

The artist was just studied by the second classes.
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