Check out these visual art images:
Sol in Montreal. A Camera in my hands would be nice.
Image by Sol Lang
Oh, of course… It’s on a tripod with the self timer on.
For the ONE campaign…
About ONE.org
ONE is the campaign to make poverty history.
ONE believes in the best American tradition of helping others help themselves.
ONE believes it is the time to join with other countries in a historic pact for compassion and justice to help the poorest people of the world overcome AIDS and extreme poverty.
ONE believes in fair trade, debt relief, fighting corruptions and directing additional resources for basic needs – education, health, clean water, food, and care for orphans.
ONE person. ONE face. ONE voice. ONE vote at a time. ONE better, safer world for all.
You are ONE.
Delicious refreshments were generously donated for the Newton South High School art opening by Whole Foods.
Image by Newton Free Library
The library is delighted to announce the opening of Newton South High School’s first show in our Young Adult Art Gallery located on the second floor. For the first time in the gallery’s short history ceramics will be displayed in the cases adjacent to the gallery wall. A Snapshot of Newton South Arts will be on view from spring through early fall 2011 and includes a variety of media. A lively opening reception with food provided by Whole Foods Market took place on Saturday, April 2 at 3:00 pm in the Trustees’ Room and included a gallery tour.
At any given moment during the academic year, Newton South visual arts students are developing their creativity and building artistic skills in a variety of media. Student work is collected in college-bound portfolios, displayed around the school, at the Newton Education Center and entered into the Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards. This year Newton South art students received more Gold and Silver Key awards than any public or private school in Newton and the surrounding area.
While much of Newton South’s award winning work is displayed in other locations, the Young Adult Gallery exhibition is an accurate reflection of the quality and breadth of work produced by South students. The pieces were selected from students’ work in the following classes:
•Ceramics Teachers: Cindy Goldberg, Karen Sobin-Jonash
•Digital Art Teacher: Carol Ober
•Painting and Drawing Teacher: Megan Leary-Crist
•Photography Teacher: Robert Bouchal
The library wishes to extend its gratitude to Eric Blomster of abraxis framing co. in Newton, who generously donated his time, and provided the frames and mats cost-free, and to members of the Newton Camera Club who hung the show.
Newton Free Library
Sunset over Dresden
Image by Klearchos Kapoutsis
Sunset over Dresden…
09.11.1938… 09.11.1989…