Sculpture students recently took their artmaking skills outdoors. After studying Land and Environmental artists, including Andy Goldsworthy, Robert Smithson, and Stan Herd, the students worked collaboratively to create their own earth based designs for installation in the OHHS Art Courtyard. The students worked diligently for several days on their installations under the guidance of art teacher Paul Loehle.
Stop out at the 9th Annual Juried Art Exhibtion at the Pendleton Art Center in Rising Sun and see the work of Paul Loehle (Mrs. Dignan-Cummins’ long-term sub) and Jamie Schorsch. The show runs from May 4th-May 25th at 201 Main St., Rising Sun, IN 47040.
Opening May 4th at Aroma’s Java & Gelato
6407 Bridgetown Road (513) 574 – 3000
Come see what the talented photography students at Oak Hills High school have been doing this semester. The show will highlight the best work of Photo II, developed and printed over the past ten weeks.
If you would like to meet the artists, please join us at Aroma’s on Friday, May 4 at 7pm for the opening of the show. There will be great art for sale and awesome live music. We look forward to seeing you there!
If you enjoy the show, please thank the staff and management of Aroma’s Java & Gelato. We deeply appreciate their generosity in hosting this exhibition for the sixth time and hope you will encourage friends and family to continue supporting our young artists and local businesses. If you have any questions, please contact Steve Groh at groh_s@ohlsd.org.
THANKS!
A select number of AP art history teachers from high schools across the nation have been invited to participate in a unique research project to discuss the curricula for high school art history courses. The research will be used to help the College Board, the organization that is best-known for the SATs and the Advanced Placement (AP) Program, evaluate their new AP Art History curriculum. This is a special opportunity for art history teachers to provide guidance on the AP art history course. Oak Hills High School Art History AP teacher, Jamie Schorsch, was selected as a part of the study and evaluation.
“Ms. Schorsch’s AP Art History class is one of my favorite bells. She does an amazing job keeping things interesting, but at the same time teachus students the content we need to know. She keeps us on task and always manages the little amount of time we are given to fill our heads with as much information as possible. MS. Schorsch is not just mine, but many of the Oak Hills students favorite teachers because she makes learning enjoyable”. – Sarah Shoemaker, Grade 12
Come out and support a great cause! 
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