Annual student art show goes virtual in 2021
Staff Report
Artwork by Tylan Osborne, a senior at Northwest High School, was chosen as Best of Show during the 2021 Scioto County High School Visually Literate Art Show.
Submitted Photo
NEW BOSTON– The 2021 Scioto County High School Art Show “Visually Literate” was held virtually, displaying 50 pieces of student artwork. The annual event is traditionally held in the Appleton Gallery at the Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, Ohio, but was conducted virtually this year because of COVID restrictions.
Artwork was submitted digitally, judging took place over the internet, and an awards presentation was recorded for all the students to watch together with their teachers on April 12. The event is available to watch at https://youtu.be/NlwOPJXT0b8.
Students send the gift of art to others
Rachel Throckmorton of Northwest High School with her drawing for The Memory Project. Her art teacher is Mr. Chris Enz.
NEW BOSTON Local high school art students and their teachers from 11 Scioto and Jackson County schools created 24 portraits for children in Afghanistan as part of The Memory Project.
The Memory Project is coordinated locally by Sharee Price, Gifted Services Coordinator at the South Central Ohio Educational Service Center in New Boston.
Twenty-four portraits were created this year by students and teachers from Green, Minford, New Boston, Northwest, Notre Dame, Oak Hill, Portsmouth, South Webster, Valley, West, and Wheelersburg schools.
Students send the gift of art to others
Staff Report
Rachel Throckmorton of Northwest High School with her drawing for The Memory Project. Her art teacher is Mr. Chris Enz.
Submitted Photo
NEW BOSTON Local high school art students and their teachers from 11 Scioto and Jackson County schools created 24 portraits for children in Afghanistan as part of The Memory Project.
The Memory Project is coordinated locally by Sharee Price, Gifted Services Coordinator at the South Central Ohio Educational Service Center in New Boston.
Twenty-four portraits were created this year by students and teachers from Green, Minford, New Boston, Northwest, Notre Dame, Oak Hill, Portsmouth, South Webster, Valley, West, and Wheelersburg schools.