As I wrote earlier, we have some opportunity to show student work outside of our school building. Selecting work is harder than you might think as there is really too much quality work to choose from and too many consistently dedicated students at Capitol Hill to honor.
Umpqua Bank in Multnomah Village- the month of May
5th grade Action Figure Sculptures are on display. The bank graciously hosted an Opening Reception for the students on Friday May 9th. The work will be on display (using the extra space at their discretion) for the next couple weeks.
All completed sculptures were included plus the additional 2-D work of some of our most dedicated art students.
Congratulations 5th Graders!
Hillsdale Library - May 12- May 25
Yesterday I hung art work from many students in 4th, 3rd and 2nd grade at the Hillsdale library.
You will find some wonderful examples of the 3rd graders' paintings- Bridge - Abstractions in the foyer of the library.
A sampling of the 4th graders, 3-dimensional Backpacks are in the display case in the foyer as well. Some Backpack Paintings are in the meeting room within the building.
A collection of the 2nd graders compositional work "Chameleons are Cool" are hung in the meeting room in the SE corner of the library.
I am told that many public meetings are held in that particular room and giving us the chance to introduce many citizens to our student work.
I am pleased to share with the public, some examples of what the Arts Tax has brought to Capitol Hill School.
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