Elli Green
Grade 11
Through the window
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Stories that Live in the Present, Kamloops 2018 exhibition and fundraiser celebrates
the 12th year of this unique opportunity for youth to represent our community
through artistic vision.
Beginning with
a field trip and tour by Keely Bland (Museum Educator) at the Kamloops Museum
& Archives, South Kamloops Secondary art students consider the importance
of local history. Student artists
engage in a personal artistic inquiry that identifies, reflects on, and
captures the unique and richly diverse community voices of the region. Our focus is to share visual narratives that
reflect on how acknowledging and knowing the past is significant as Kamloops
moves towards the future.
Chelsea McKay
Tá7a ri7 k stsc7emtéps re tmicw-kt Grade 12 |
After this
collection of acrylic paintings were completed, images for the printed calendar
and cards were selected from a special community jury: Keely
Bland, Kamloops Museum & Archives; Christina Gauley, SD73 Arts Education
Coordinator; Mr. Peter Persad, SKSS Vice Principal and Ms. Michelle Mattes,
SKSS Vice Principal.
In addition, 2018 calendars and cards will be available for sale as a
fundraiser at the Kamloops Art Gallery Store, The Art We Are, Kamloops Museum
& Archives and South Kamloops Secondary School Main office. Proceeds from
the sales of the calendar and card fundraiser will support a donation to the BC
Interior Community Foundation and future SKSS Visual Arts student initiatives.
On behalf of
the Visual Arts Department at South Kamloops Secondary School, we would like to
sincerely thank all the members of our school and community that helped make
this project possible.
Please join us for our community reception:
Thursday, November 23rd
2017
Sagebrush Lobby Gallery
6:30-7:30pm
Trinity Jones
Grade 11
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women |
Julie Nguyen
Grade 12
Bridging the Bridge
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