Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Pops by the Sea Winners Announced
Students Cape-wide participated in the 2014 Pops by the Sea Tshirt design contest and we are pleased to announce that Nauset's own, Haley Collins, won an honorable mention! Congrats Haley!
Friday, May 2, 2014
Featured Photographer: Caley Fry
Check out this gorgeous shot by Photo II student Caley Fry!
Model: Tia Petelle
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Marine Art Contest
The annual Massachusetts Marine Educators K-12 Marine Art Contest is now underway. Deadline is May 2, 2014. Theme is "Amazing Ocean Creatures of Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary." Nauset art students from Studio Art and Honors Portfolio classes participated this year with outstanding work!
Work shown above by: Angela Chen, Kyle Gilmore, Rachel Budnick, Marissa Freeman and Emily Clark
Fine and Applied Arts Nights!!!
THE event of the season is coming up!
Nauset's Fine and Applied Arts Nights is the opportunity for the visual and performing arts department to share their work from throughout the year. It is a three night event this year, being kicked off with a Fashion Show and artist's reception on May 20th at 5:30 PM.
Featured work includes: drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, woodworking, art metal and jewelry, textile and digital arts, as well as demonstrations and performances from the jazz and concert band and chorus.
It is an event not to be missed!
Nauset's Fine and Applied Arts Nights is the opportunity for the visual and performing arts department to share their work from throughout the year. It is a three night event this year, being kicked off with a Fashion Show and artist's reception on May 20th at 5:30 PM.
Featured work includes: drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, woodworking, art metal and jewelry, textile and digital arts, as well as demonstrations and performances from the jazz and concert band and chorus.
It is an event not to be missed!
Photo and flyer by senior Abby Grattan
Project: HOPE
Art Project HOPE is a program that consists of high school art students across the Cape adopting a large canvas and creating their collective vision of hope for the Child and Family Services Program in Hyannis.
It has been said it takes village to raise a child and the program was looking for a creative way to bring the Cape communities together and support those who are navigating their mental health journey.
There are nine participating schools: Nauset, Monomoy, DY, Barnstable, Pope John Paul II, Sandwich, Southeast Alternative, Mashpee and Falmouth.
Nauset artists Connie LaMotte and Diana Jeronimo collaborated on the piece that will be on display for the opening reception May 5th at 5 PM in the Hallway of Hope at the Hyannis Child and Family Services office (1019 Iyannough Rd).
"Our idea behind this piece was to have the background be colorful and bright to make the viewer fell uplifted. The piece is dominated by abstract images of color and on top is a silhouette of someone holding an umbrella for another person. The silhouette depicts kindness, hopefulness and friendship." - Connie and Diana
It has been said it takes village to raise a child and the program was looking for a creative way to bring the Cape communities together and support those who are navigating their mental health journey.
There are nine participating schools: Nauset, Monomoy, DY, Barnstable, Pope John Paul II, Sandwich, Southeast Alternative, Mashpee and Falmouth.
Nauset artists Connie LaMotte and Diana Jeronimo collaborated on the piece that will be on display for the opening reception May 5th at 5 PM in the Hallway of Hope at the Hyannis Child and Family Services office (1019 Iyannough Rd).
"Our idea behind this piece was to have the background be colorful and bright to make the viewer fell uplifted. The piece is dominated by abstract images of color and on top is a silhouette of someone holding an umbrella for another person. The silhouette depicts kindness, hopefulness and friendship." - Connie and Diana
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