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Welcome. Thank-you for taking time to acknowledge and appreciate the hard work that these students put into their visual creations this school year. Although the chatter, laughter, smiling faces, and energy that accompanies an in person art show will be missed, it is still important to share this art with family, friends, and the community. Artist Meg Black says "the work of art is not complete until it is shared. Until someone else adds their own tale to what the artist has started and sits in front of the work and feels the joy, warmth, and memories the work conjures up, the work is incomplete. "
Welcome. Thank-you for taking time to acknowledge and appreciate the hard work that these students put into their visual creations this school year. Although the chatter, laughter, smiling faces, and energy that accompanies an in person art show will be missed, it is still important to share this art with family, friends, and the community. Artist Meg Black says "the work of art is not complete until it is shared. Until someone else adds their own tale to what the artist has started and sits in front of the work and feels the joy, warmth, and memories the work conjures up, the work is incomplete. "
Although the point of this virtual show is to highlight the positive, there are some disappointing realities that need to be faced. Due to the fact that students have not physically been in the classroom since the beginning of March, many works did not get finished. Completed artwork was returned with the belief that there was still time to make new pieces for the show. Unfortunately, as a result, there were not enough works from the high school or Parkside's grades 5-8 to be included in this virtual display. This also means that although every effort was made to include at least one work from students in the featured schools and grades, there may not have been a completed enough piece of artwork left behind at school to make this possible for all; we are sorry for this. Please also note that since this is a media format, we are respecting the privacy of those families that chose to be on the no publish list and have kept those names and works off this site.
Although the point of this virtual show is to highlight the positive, there are some disappointing realities that need to be faced. Due to the fact that students have not physically been in the classroom since the beginning of March, many works did not get finished. Completed artwork was returned with the belief that there was still time to make new pieces for the show. Unfortunately, as a result, there were not enough works from the high school or Parkside's grades 5-8 to be included in this virtual display. This also means that although every effort was made to include at least one work from students in the featured schools and grades, there may not have been a completed enough piece of artwork left behind at school to make this possible for all; we are sorry for this. Please also note that since this is a media format, we are respecting the privacy of those families that chose to be on the no publish list and have kept those names and works off this site.
Again, we appreciate you being here in support of the students and the visual arts.
Again, we appreciate you being here in support of the students and the visual arts.
Creatively Yours,
Creatively Yours,
Mrs. Miller & Ms. Rich
Mrs. Miller & Ms. Rich
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