This year I gave awards and graduation cords to the seniors who consistently and successfully participated in art exhibitions and competitions throughout their high school careers. Most of these students are pursuing something art-related after High School and I could not be more proud! One of them is off to my alma mater, the University of Toledo next year! Look out for her!
Student Artwork
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Students created a set of photos that reveal a narrative. Photos by Miss E. Whitaker:
Krasl Art Center Field Trip
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The sixth grade students explored the Krasl Art Center! Students learned about body language in contemporary art and created drawings inspired by the current exhibition! See the art center: Krasl.org
Whirlpool Technology Meets the Arts 2019
Several students had work chosen to be displayed at the annual Whirlpool Technology Meets the Arts exhibition. Miss C. Nerada was awarded an Honorable Mention.
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Andy Goldsworthy inspired photography by Miss E. Whitaker:
Krasl Art Center Field Trip
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High School students who are currently enrolled in an art class had the opportunity to visit the Krasl Art Center (Krasl.org). The students were led through the gallery by an excellent, knowledgable docent and created figure drawings inspired by the current exhibition, Body Language.
Art Class into the Community
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Avid art student and junior, Miss S. Heath, skillfully created a beautiful watercolor painting of Captain Whitaker’s ship for the Three Oaks Museum.
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Ansel Adams inspired photography by Miss T. Nieman:
Community Student Art Exhibition at the Box Factory
Middle and High School students presented work at the Box Factory for the Arts in the annual Community Student Art Exhibition. Miss J. Hewitt took 2nd place in the Digital Arts category, and Miss C. Nerada and Miss J. Humphrey took home Community Art Awards.
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Photography 2 class portraits by Mr. P. Payne, Miss A. Haberichter, Miss A. Vitale, and Miss H. Motycka.
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Photography inspired by minimalism by Miss A. Haberichter, Miss S. Walters, Mr. P. Payne, and Miss A. Tripp:
Art Class into the Community
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Students created pottery for the annual fundraiser, Empty Bowls, hosted at New Buffalo High School. Proceeds go to the charity, Blessings in a Backpack.
Art Class into the Community
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Last year, keen art student and junior S. Heath was hired to illustrate the book, “Willow and Wren, Feeney Family Day Off,” written by local author Pam Feeney. Now, she is reading the published book to elementary students and sharing her experiences.
