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GHS Visual Arts

Spring 2023

GHS Visual Arts Spring 2023

SPRING INTO ART SPRING INTO ART

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Spring Into Art was a GREAT success!

On Friday May 19th, every GHS student who has taken an art course throughout the 2022-2023 school year had their work displayed throughout the art wing for this art extravaganza! There were fun demo stations throughout our six art studios and tons of art to view in the hallways. In addition to the GHS students who came to visit throughout the day, we had elementary and middle school students come to visit, get some inspiration, and get excited about joining the GHS Visual Arts community in the future.

Thank you Ava Marcus (GHS 10th Grader) for your beautiful Spring Into Art poster design!

Click the Link Below for an Article in Greenwich Free Press Click the Link Below for an Article in Greenwich Free Press

Greenwich High School Art Dept's "Spring Into Art" Exhibit Showcases Abundant Talent

Greenwich High School Art Dept's "Spring Into Art" Exhibit Showcases Abundant Talent

On Friday, May 19, the Greenwich High School Art Department presented "Spring Into Art," an exhibit showcasing more than 2000 pieces of original artwork created by GHS students. The walls of the art wing were covered with student artwork, including photography, digital art, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, and many paintings and drawings.

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Click the Link Below to View a VIDEO of the Spring Into Art Hallway Displays Click the Link Below to View a VIDEO of the Spring Into Art Hallway Displays

Spring Into Art Video.mov

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Thank you to the many National Honor Society students who helped us hang art for Spring Into Art!

Spring Into Art: Clay Collaboration Spring Into Art: Clay Collaboration

Spring Into Art Clay Collaboration

Spring Into Art: Collaborative Collage Inspired by Artist Wangechi Mutu Spring Into Art: Collaborative Collage Inspired by Artist Wangechi Mutu

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Mehndi Designs

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Ms. Nixon with GHS student Monika Brown-Smith

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Mehndi Hand Designs

Mini Photograms Mini Photograms

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Boxes of Found Objects for Photograms

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Exposing Photo Paper with Objects On Top Under the Enlarger

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Developing Prints in the Darkroom

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Face Painting

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Sharing Intro to Computer Arts Using Adobe Photoshop with our Elementary School Visitors

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Dr. Iozzo with our Middle School Visitors

Nature Printing Nature Printing

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Art Wear

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Nature Printing

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Ceramics

THE CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION THE CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION

This exhibit was held at MOCA Westport with Congressman Jim Himes in attendance for the opening reception.

GHS Students: Valentina Barcello, Emma Bookless, Michelle Weissler, and Skylar Wilson

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THE GROUND GLASS 2023 ANNUAL STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHY INVITATIONAL THE GROUND GLASS 2023 ANNUAL STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHY INVITATIONAL

Hosted by the Rye Arts Center

Jury Selects: Skylar Wilson - Seedling

For those who could not make the reception - the exhibition will be up until June 10. Hours for the Rye Arts Center, located at 51 Milton Road in Rye, are weekdays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

The Student book of photographs is now available for viewing and purchase! You can View/Order HERE or use the QR code below. The virtual gallery is on The Ground Glass website.

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QR CODE for Student Book of Photographs

A HUGE SHOUT OUT TO GHS STUDENT WILLIAM SCHUHMACHER A HUGE SHOUT OUT TO GHS STUDENT WILLIAM SCHUHMACHER

Over the summer, while looking at Amaco glaze color charts sophomore student William Schuhmacher became interested in seeing how the glaze combinations would look on our clay body. Glazes are the colors that are applied to ceramic objects after the clay goes through a bisque firing in a kiln. The glaze must be fired to transform the material into a glass-like surface. Glaze combinations can be quite surprising due to the reaction of the chemicals and the response to extreme heat (cone 6 kiln firing of 2200F degrees). Although he wasn’t in a ceramics class during Fall Semester, Will worked out a plan with Ms. Scarogni and then generously donated his time to his idea. Will made it his mission to come during opens and Flex Time to create over 400 test tiles of the layered Amaco Potter’s Choice Glaze combinations. He then categorized all the tiles with an excel spreadsheet and installed his favorite results in our ceramics studio. Thank you Will for creating this wonderful resource for our classes!

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