Art Connect High School Exhibition (Beach Gallery)

Apr 1-29, 2017

Ryan A. Ramirez | PRAYER OF THE BROKEN HOMES III | linocut | 50 x 63cm | 2016

Jace Mitchem | marker and stippling technique | Shawnee High School 9th Grade Independent

Daniel Kelly | SELF-PORTRAIT | photoshop | Shawnee High School 12th Grade Computer Design | inspired by Vincent Van Gogh

Brooklyn Rice | SELF-PORTRAIT | photoshop | Shawnee High School 10th Grade Computer Design, inspired by Cindy Sherman

Stef Gaffney | UNTITLED | recycled materials | Shawnee High School 12th Grade Three-Dimensional Art

Helene Kristensen | THROUGH THE DOORWAY | photoshop | Shawnee High School 11th Grade Computer Design

Emma Ray | RADIAL SYMMETRY | mixed media | Shawnee High School Two-Dimensional Art

Jonathan Boddy | UNTITLED | scratchboard | Shawnee High School 9th Grade Basic Art

Autumn Looney | SELF-PORTRAIT | Photoshop | Shawnee High School Computer Design, inspired by Vincent VanGogh

Autumn Danforth

Marita Reinhart

Andrea Eisinger

Cecilia LeMelle | REMEMBER YOUR ROOTS | tree bark | 66 x 32 x 16cm | 2017

Jasmine Owens | LAUGHING | photograph | 27.9 x35.5cm | 2017

Reecie Wildermuth

Faith McDonald | “COWBOYS ARE FREQUENTLY, SECRETLY, FOND OF EACH OTHER.” | acrylic on canvas | 40.6 x 50.8 cm | 2016

Faith McDonald | UNTITLED | pencil, charcoal | 44.5 x 50cm

Jasmine Owens | HAIR SERIES | watercolor and ink

Kira Sutton | MATRA | watercolor, marker | 43 x 38cm | 2017

Shawn Daneil | SELF-PORTRAIT | Photoshop, Inspired by Andy Warhol | Shawnee High School Computer Design

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The Art Connect High School Exhibit is a unique display of work from high achieving art students in Clark County. The exhibit is hosted by the Springfield Museum of Art in the Beach Gallery from April 1-29. Exemplary student artwork is featured from three Clark County high schools: Springfield High School, Shawnee High School, and Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center (CTC). These schools are members of the Greater Springfield CareerConnectED Consortium. The exhibit is free and open to the public during Museum hours (admission fees for the main suite of galleries apply).