The Studio Art AP 2D Design and Drawing students recently participated in an Energy Summit, held at Oak Hills High School, that involved a variety of disciplines and our French foreign exchange students. As a part of the event, students researched historic images of Cincinnati and created Cyanotypes by sandwiching negatives together to convey a feel of motion, movement, and change seen throughout our city’s history.
For more information about the project: Cyanotypes
Best of Luck to Marissa Fox! Marissa’s piece, “The Creative Process”, was selected to participate in the 2013 Congressional Art Competition: Artist Discovery. Winning artwork will be displayed at the Capitol in Washington D.C. along with artwork from across the country. Runner-up’s artwork will be displayed in Congressman Steve Chabot’s Cincinnati office in the Carew Tower. All pieces will be on display at the Cincinnati Museum Center from April 29th – May 3rd.
Oak Hills High School Painting and Mixed Media students recently participated in a press conference at the Cincinnati Zoo in recognition of their Rain Barrel creations. The event and project is sponsored by the Water Conservation Department and promoted by Hamilton County commissioner Todd Portune.
Art Students in Mixed Media and Painting created 8 of the 42 barrels that will be auctioned off Wednesday April 18th at the Zoo.
OHHS Art and Design 