Congratulations to the winners of the IWIF 2011 Wellness Poster Contest.
1st Place – Joanne Zu Yin Li, Loch Raven High
2nd Place – Yana Gurova, Perry Hall High
3rd Place – Kenneth Friedel, Loch Raven High
Each winner received a monetary award from IWIF and IWIF also made a donation to the schools’ Art Departments. The award presentations took place on February 1, 2012. Joanne’s First Place design will be shown in IWIF publications that reach 20,000 readers.
Congratulations to Autumn Smith, Timber Grove Elementary. Autumn’s artwork was selected to be displayed at the National Art Education Association Conference in New York, March 1 – 4, 2012.
Her work will be part of a digital art show featuring student artwork from across the country and will be displayed on a 30’ LED screen during the conference.
Holabird Middle goes GREEN with a bottle cap mosaic. Students, teachers and community members collected plastic bottle caps from soda bottles, milk jugs, sports drinks, etc. that were used to create an 8' x 8' installation piece. The recycled artwork will displayed in the school's cafeteria. The image was selected by popular vote and was designed by 8th grader Brent Silvestri. Holabird Middle students learned that even little pieces of trash can be turned into something beautiful.
Security Square Mall Exhibit
Next time you are in the area of Security Square Mall, be sure to stop by and see the student exhibit featuring art from Owings Mills High, Old Court Middle, Owings Mills Elementary, Dogwood Elementary, and Hebbville Elementary. Congratulations to all students whose work was chosen to represent their school and Baltimore County Public Schools.
 Abderrahmane El Omari Owings Mills High |
 Aqmanru Etheridge May Owings Mills Elementary |
 Deatria Gaddy Dogwood Elementary |
 Sean Walker Old Court |
 Jada Martin Hebbville Elementary |
Life is a Journey Through Time: Works of Frans Lanting
A student art exhibition inspired by nature, in conjunction with the BSO
Students from Baltimore County Publics schools joined with students from Anne Arundel County Schools to exhibit works inspired by nature and the photographic works of Fans Lanting.
Special thanks to the team at Pikesville Middle for working together as a school to develop arts integrated lessons to inspire student learning (pictured with Frans Lanting and Maestro Marin Alsop).
Thanks to James Gordon, Parkville High (pictured with his teacher Ryan Twenty), for the invitation art.
Dear friends of Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: the opening of the Student Art Exhibit, yesterday, was beyond everyone’s expectation and so completely captivated Frans Lanting and Marin Alsop. It was also a wonderful example of what teamwork and inspiration can accomplish. Please accept my sincere gratitude to each of you for all that you did to make this event happen. The quality of the work was outstanding – Marin and Franz were talking about it today with students from Johns Hopkins. Please extend our sincere thanks to all of the students and teachers who participated in this project.
If this can be accomplished, it is rather exciting to think of what else we might do that is creative and innovative to engage our children. I look forward to working with you again.
Congratulations to those BCPS Visual Arts Students whose work was selected for the
Maryland Art Education Association’s
Annual Student Exhibit during the
2012 Maryland General Assembly Legislative Sessions
Jewel Battle grade 3
Mike Washington Grade 11
Stephen Russell Grade 2
Ahmad Abdullahi Grade 12
Sponsored By MAEA
January 11, 2012 ~ April 17, 2012
Family and friends can visit the exhibit during State House business hours. The hours for the State Buildings are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m., Monday through Friday. The Legislative Services Bldg., 90 State Circle, (use the security entrance by Lawyers Mall take the elevator to floor B, turn right and follow signs to the tunnel) has access to the tunnels Monday – Friday during session. No visitors are allowed during weekends due to security risks. All visitors will be asked to go through a security checkpoint; adults will need photo identification.
Make your Visit a Learning Experience
To help make your visit to the Maryland State House more enjoyable, and to provide you with an understanding of its rich and historic past, self-guided tour information is available in the Office of Interpretation on the first floor. The Office of Interpretation is a program of the Maryland State Archives. Specialized curatorial tours of the building and its artwork can be arranged by appointment by calling 410.260.6445. There is no charge for tours, but donations are encouraged to support the interpretation of the building.
School Name |
Student Name |
Grade |
Arbutus Middle |
Yoo-Jing Hwang |
7 |
Battle Monument |
Yash Mohan |
6 |
Carver Center for Arts and Technology |
Emily Doll |
11 |
Chapel Hill Elementary |
Iris Zhang |
3 |
Chatsworth School |
Jewel Battle |
3 |
Deer Park. Middle Magnet |
Lindsey Tillman &Tianna Laryea |
7 |
Dulaney High |
Lizzie Muangrat |
10 |
Dumbarton Middle |
Kate Spade |
8 |
Dundalk Elementary |
Saniyah Jean |
1 |
Edmondson Heights Elementary |
Amber Davis |
3 |
Franklin High |
Annie Martin |
12 |
General John Stricker Middle |
Margaret Sparrow |
7 |
Glenmar Elementary |
Jasmine Khan |
2 |
Glyndon Elementary |
Collin Mutton |
4 |
Golden Ring Middle |
Jonathan Abellera |
8 |
Hebbville Elementary |
Yasmine Ward |
4 |
Holabird Middle |
Sebastian Czubernat |
6 |
Jacksonville Elementary |
Kathy Zhu |
2 |
Joppa View Elementary |
Jeffrey McDonough |
3 |
Kingsville Elementary |
Alexander Rossi |
5 |
Lansdowne Middle |
Vaza Paw |
7 |
Loch Raven Technical Academy |
Lydia Hillman |
8 |
Martin Boulevard Elementary |
Madisson Dawson |
4 |
Owings Mills High |
Mike Washington |
11 |
Parkville High |
Tatiana Mullin |
12 |
Patapsco High |
Josh Juknelis |
10 |
Perry Hall High |
Hannah Eisemann |
11 |
Perry Hall Middle |
Jasmine Maynard |
8 |
Pikesville Middle |
Paulina Krestone |
7 |
Pine Grove Elementary |
Tianyu You |
5 |
Pinewood Elementary |
Morgan Brooks |
5 |
Prettyboy Elementary |
Elena Patti |
K |
Wellwood International |
Matthew Esguerra |
3 |
Western Technical |
Madison Rowland-Davis |
10 |
Winand Elementary |
Cherish Harkless |
1 |
Woodlawn High |
Ahmad Abdullahi |
12 |
Woodlawn Middle |
Josanna Thorton |
8 |
Oakleigh Elementary |
Stephen Russell |
2 |
Dulaney High |
Eddie Kerr |
12 |
Congratulations to Rachel Massalee and Da’sha Newkirk of Randallstown High School. Their artwork was selected for the 4th Annual Reginald F. Lewis Museum High School Juried Art Show. For this year’s theme, “Building Community through Civic Engagement,” the students depicted improvements to their communities through civic or political acts. Winning artwork will be on exhibit January 14 – February 26, 2012. There will be a reception for the student artists on January 15, 2 – 4 p.m.
Congratulations to our students whose artwork was selected for exhibit in the Youth Art Gallery at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The Color “Full” Exhibit will be on display until June, 2012. Visitors from around the world will have an opportunity to view their artwork. There will be a reception in the spring for students, families, and teachers to recognize the artists.
Renee Besse, Catonsville Middle
Sophia Waltz, Catonsville Middle
Breaunna Jones, Catonsville High
Samantha Lattea, Catonsville Elementary
Samantha Lattea, mixed media collage – Samantha is hoping that her dad will see her artwork on exhibit in the airport when he returns from Kuwait.
Orems Elementary, fifth grade student Gwen Guilmino was chosen as “one of the ten very talented Runner Up Winners in grades 3-6 of Scholastic Book Clubs’ Magic School Bus Create a Cover Contest! Gwen’s artwork was chosen from thousands of entries nationwide. She will receive a prize package from Scholastic Books that includes a DS game, science kit, DVDs and books. Congratulations Gwen!
West Towson Art News…
West Towson students became “Elves” as they created “Stockings for Soldiers” and filled each stocking with personal notes, drawings, and treats to be delivered to our troops for the holidays!
(Students included in the photos are Bridget Hayden, Maya Shock, Oona Scheur, Olivia Risser, and Kaiden Martin.)Congratulations to Parkville High School’s National Art Honor Society. Students are featured in an article about the Parkville Carney Business Association Window Decorating Contest. NAHS members painted several holiday windows in the area.
http://parkville.patch.com/articles/your-photos-parkville-carney-holiday-window-contest#photo-8705382Sunday, December 11, 2011, the BCPS Visual Arts Office and The Education Department at The Baltimore Museum of Art hosted Project: Quality Time. Our elementary students were invited to come together for a day of quality time with family, friends, and teachers to enjoy great works of art at The Baltimore Museum of Art. Families participated in a self-guided tour activity and could also create “Fantastic Hats” in the studio classroom.
Sparks Elementary
Sharhonda and Maurice Felder,
Deep Creek Elementary
Beaches Negril Guest, Laura Patacca-Kerr
Art teacher Grace Hulse, second grade teachers Karen Nichols, Amy Breach, and Mary Sizemore, and tech integration teacher Jen Weaver worked with three second grade classes at Orems Elementary School to help the children learn about healthy eating. The students worked on an interdisciplinary project that connected art, health, reading, and writing as they learned about healthy eating. Their completed project was submitted to a national contest sponsored by PBS and Produce for Kids and was chosen as one of the winners. Orems Elementary received third place and a cash prize of $500 to use for school based projects.
Rosemary Manno
Richard Akers
Congratulations to our students who have their sculptures on display in the ESS Building Gallery.
Soraya Reilly, Middlesex Elementary
Autumn Miller, Edgemere Elementary
Yunior Rodriguel, Woodlawn High
Logan Thiess, Orems Elementary
Zachary Bishop, Pine Grove Middle
Maxwell Crossin, Loch Raven Academy
Jade Ratliffe, Loch Raven Academy
Alex Dernalakis, Loch Raven Academy
Tammy Davidson, Loch Raven Academy
Ricky Huang, Sparks Elementary
Rosemary Manno, Battle Grove Elementary
Richard Akers, Randallstown Elementary
Ari Faraday, Riderwood Elementary
Congratulations to our students who have their sculptures on display at the Baltimore County Court House. The display cases are located in the main lobby and can be viewed by everyone entering the building.
Paper Sculpture
Dylan Burns, Edgemere Elementary, Fish
Maddie Shenasky, Riderwood Elementary,
Coil Pot
| Gabriel Pascua | Middlesex Elementary |
| Brianna Demski | Middlesex Elementary |
| Kayla Baptiste | Middlesex Elementary |
| Katelyn Miskimon | Edgemere Elementary |
| Dylan Burns | Edgemere Elementary |
| Faith Jarrel | Edgemere Elementary |
| Frank Riemer | Edgemere Elementary |
| Katie Carrigan | Edgemere Elementary |
| Preston Gallant | Edgemere Elementary |
| Morgan Levee | Edgemere Elementary |
| Hafeeza Popal | Woodlawn High |
| Kapricia Giles | Woodlawn High |
| Maxine Anderson | Woodlawn High |
| Gavin Caudill | Orems Elementary |
| Madison Sheppard | Orems Elementary |
| Juliane Marte | Orems Elementary |
| Tawhid Khan | Pine Grove Middle |
| Jordan McGainey | Pine Grove Middle |
| Trina Edwards | Pine Grove Middle |
| Cassidy Hoover | Sparks Elementary |
| Summer Crawford | Sparks Elementary |
| Allyson Smith | Battle Grove Elementary |
| Kendra Hensley | Battle Grove Elementary |
| Neo Washington | Battle Grove Elementary |
| Austin Carver | Randallstown Elementary |
| Danielle Edwards | Randallstown Elementary |
| Korey Garrett | Randallstown Elementary |
| DaShane Johnson | Randallstown Elementary |
| Soma Johnson | Randallstown Elementary |
| Taylor Parks | Randallstown Elementary |
| Dawaun Gwynn | Randallstown Elementary |
| Henry Perkins | Riderwood Elementary |
| Maddie Shenasky | Riderwood Elementary |
| Jordan Van Doren | Riderwood Elementary |
Congratulations to the art students and teachers at Pine Grove Middle School. Students created artwork in celebration of Veterans Day for the “Art for Wounded Warriors” program sponsored by the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The artworks will be distributed to hospitals and recovery facilities across the country to brighten the stay of our country’s wounded Marines. “What better way to celebrate Veterans Day than creating artwork for our wounded Marines,” said Museum Director, Lin Ezell. “Veterans Day is a time to remember the sacrifices made by those in the military and the “Art for Wounded Warriors” program is a wonderful way for children to express their gratitude to all the Marines who have protected our country.”
Green School
Students at Crossroads are working in teams to complete a green school mural. As you walk into the building, the mural is a delightful reminder that these student are making an effort to take care of our planet.
Pictured: 1: Ms. Dutton, art instructor, Sean’tay Monroe, Jasmine Young, Brandon Beshore, and Principal, Ms. Vlachos
Congratulations to all the Crossroad student artists working to complete this mural.
Congratulations to our students who now have their artwork on display in the ESS Building Gallery.
Ady Yang, Joppa View Elementary
Kyra DeSilva, Joppa View Elementary
Gabbi Taganas, Joppa View Elementary
Sierra Saunders, Joppa View Elementary
Emma Wilson, Joppa View Elementary
Christina Battaglia, Joppa View Elementary
Justin Price, Chatsworth School
Madison Webb, Chatsworth School
Hannah Eng, Chatsworth School
Janna Rus, Chatsworth School
Samaya Phillip, Chatsworth School
Eden McFarland, Chatsworth School
Jackie Flam, Chatsworth School
Diamond Alston, Edmondson Heights Elementary
Tobi Oyegoke, Edmondson Heights Elementary
David Durran, Edmondson Heights Elementary
Ruben Sandoval, Edmondson Heights Elementary
Taylor Foster, Edmondson Heights Elementary
Paradice Love, Vincent Farm Elementary
Pictured:
Emma Wilson, Joppa View Elementary
Congratulations to our students who created ornaments for the 2011 Maryland State House Holiday Tree. This year’s theme is “A Star Spangled Tree” and students created ornaments that reflect their patriotism. The First Family hosts a holiday reception on Saturday, December 10, 2011 from Noon to 1:00 p.m. at the Maryland State House, 100 State Circle, in Annapolis. Holiday refreshments and entertainment will be provided. A public open house follows at the Government House from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Participating schools:
Oliver Beach Elementary, Stacy Bentley, art teacher
Arbutus Middle, Pam Ehrenreich, art teacher
Glenmar Elementary, Eileen Fitzgerald, art teacher
Cockeysville Middle, Pat Endres, art teacher
Gunpowder Elementary, Sherri Southgate, art teacher
Baltimore Highlands, April Mahon, art teacher
Pictured:
Baltimore Highlands
Glenmar Elementary
Oliver Beach Elementary
Happy Holidays from Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts' National Art Honor Society
The National Art Honor Society is taking part in the 2011 Festival of Trees gingerbread house contest to support Kennedy Krieger. The students worked hard over the past week to complete their vision of Times Square in a snow globe (inspired by their fall NYC field trip). The gingerbread house will be on view with other entrys from around the state this weekend. If you are interested in attending the Festival of Trees it is held at the Timonium fair grounds. Nov. 25, 26, & 27, 2011. Friday & Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., & Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium.
http://festivaloftrees.kennedykrieger.org/
The following students worked on this project:
Zeba Ahmed, Dishon Hall, Renee Breese, Paris Breese, Kayla Carter, Breanna Durst, Amanda Oberlander, Danielle McDermott, Leondra Morse, Whitney McClain, Katie Huber, Anyssah Arguelles, Hope Newson, Danna Jones, Austin Fleck, Brooklyn Lee, Heather Reagan, Katie Baxter, Tori Craig, Krysta Hoover, Samantha King, Angela Kraus
Congratulations to Cara Liggett and Kaytee Lurz who were both nominated for “Teaching religious, ethnic and cultural diversity in Baltimore County Schools.” They were given this award by the Muslim Community Support Services Inc at the Teacher Appreciation dinner held at Martin’s West on November 17, 2011.
The Towson Chamber of Commerce is thankful to the students from the following schools for helping to make Towson a brighter place during the holiday season with their wonderful murals that fill the storefronts on Pennsylvania and Chesapeake Avenues.
Baltimore Highlands Elementary, Carver Center, Chesapeake High, Cockeysville Middle, Dumbarton Middle, Essex Elementary,Deep Creek Elementary, Hereford Middle, Milford Mill Academy, Old Court Middle, Parkville High, Pine Grove Middle, Sparrows Point Middle, Stoneleigh Elementary, Wellwood International, Western Tech, and Woodholme Elementary, |
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Congratulations to the following students whose work is currently on display at the Treasury Building in Annapolis, The County Executive’s Office in Towson, and the Baltimore County Human Resource Conference room.
Pictured is the art of Rebecca Madsen, Grade 1, Pinewood Elementary, now on display at the County Executive’s Office and the work of Leila Dabalos from Middle River Middle now on display at the Treasury.
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| Student | Grade | Title | School | Exhibit |
| Anna Dottle | 12 | Catonsville High | County Executive | |
| Blanca Ventura | 11 | Enlarged Artist Trading Card | New Town High School | County Executive |
| Brandon Lark | 12 | Sparrows Point High | County Executive | |
| Chrisielle Pagarigan | 12 | Tying Shoes | Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts | County Executive |
| Cody Braun | 10 | A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words | Patapsco CFA | County Executive |
| Emma Worthington | 10 | Internal Conflict | Catonsville High | County Executive |
| Emmanuel Chinaka | 12 | A Look Into Life | Overlea High | County Executive |
| Jesse Bryant | 12 | Self Made Man | Overlea High | County Executive |
| Joshep Huamani | 8 | Butterfly Wing | Holabird Middle | County Executive |
| Kristen Browne | 12 | Sparrows Point High | County Executive | |
| Lynn Kilker | 12 | Value of a Deer Skull | Western School of Tech | County Executive |
| Rebecca Madsen | 1 | My Self-Portrait | Pinewood Elementary School | County Executive |
| Shirley Kurinij | 12 | Beads | Catonsville High | County Executive |
| Tamara Olentisch | German Exchange Student | Sparrows Point High | County Executive | |
| Ashlea Zahner | Jaws | Sparrows Point High | Human Resources | |
| Brooke Zimmerman | Provocation | Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts | Human Resources |
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| Emily Madsen | 7 | Untitled | Perry Hall Middle | Human Resources |
| Hailey Hamilton | 12 | Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts | Human Resources | |
| Kat Martinez | 12 | Brink | Towson High | Human Resources |
| Shanna-kaye Martin | A Day on the Hill | Milford Mill Academy | Human Resources | |
| Brittani Williams | 12 | Jakob | Overlea High | Treasury |
| David Nachukwu | 3 | Tree of Life | Mars Estates Elementary | Treasury |
| Deanna Gerber | 11 | Masada in the Morning | Owings Mills High | Treasury |
| Elizabeth Ryan | 8 | Manikin | Sudbrook Magnet Middle | Treasury |
| Hayllie Bond | 5 | Bamboo Observations | Essex Elementary | Treasury |
| Jade Redd | 7 | Tools | Arbutus Middle | Treasury |
| Jennica King | 5 | Bamboo Observations | Essex Elementary | Treasury |
| Kristina Pusinsky | 11 | Portrait | Patapsco CFA | Treasury |
| Leila Dabalos | 7 | Fantasy Handscpe | Middle River Middle | Treasury |
| Lucas Kircher | 11 | Hades | Carver Center | Treasury |
| McKenzie McWilliams | 4 | Toucan | Edgemere Elementary School | Treasury |
| Megan Harper | 8 | Tropical Landscape | Pine Grove Middle | Treasury |
| Merrick Porter | 1 | Primary Bug | Fort Garrison Elementary | Treasury |
| Mickayla Wilhelm | 5 | Bamboo Observations | Essex Elementary | Treasury |
| Monica Ikegwu | 7 | Marbles | Sudbrook Magnet Middle | Treasury |
| Somer Marmion | 8 | Winter Landscape | Pine Grove Middle | Treasury |
| Zoe Mehall | 5 | Bamboo Observations | Essex Elementary | Treasury |
Congratulations to Linda Popp, Visual Arts Coordinator, whose work was selected for the Eye Of The Beholder: The Art of the Found Object Exhibit, a nationally open-juried exhibition. The exhibit is on display at the Maryland Federation Of Art Circle Gallery, 18 State Circle, Annapolis, October 30 – November 26, 2011. Gallery hours are 11 – 5 Tuesday – Sunday.
Congratulations to our BCPS Visual Arts teachers who have their work currently on display in the Maryland Art Education Association Members’ Exhibit. The exhibit is at the Towson Arts Collective, 406 York Road in Towson, November 4 – December 9. The gallery is open Thursday – Saturday, 12 – 5.
Joel Thornton, New Town High and Stemmers Run Middle
Grace Hulse, Orems Elementary
Katie Gutwald, Mars Estates Elementary
Joanne Bare, Hereford High
Stewart Emmerich, Vincent Farm Elementary
Cheryl Milligan, Towson High
Ryan Twentey, Parkville High
Linda Popp, Visual Arts Coordinator
Mike Bare, retired
Mike Shupe, retired
Duane Sabiston, retired
Bruno Baron, retired
Riselle Abrams, retired
Katie Rickman, retired
This was a juried exhibition, with Best In Show Award presented to Stewart Emmerich, and Award of Excellence to Katie Gutwald. Special congratulations to Stewart and Katie.
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Congratulations to our students whose artwork was selected to represent Baltimore County Public Schools at the Maryland Art Education Association Student Exhibit. The exhibit was displayed at the MAEA Conference on October 21 at Maryland Hall Theater in Annapolis.
Khifayat Abolurim, Sudbrook Middle Magnet
Rachel Balenson, Carver Center
Kyanna Banks, Overlea High
Devin Benson, Arbutus Middle
Tyler Bryan, General John Stricker Middle
Emily Chetelat, Arbutus Middle
Josie Cruse, West Towson Elementary
Mi’Anna Diegert, Mars Estates Elementary
Connor Goetz, Pine Grove Middle
Hannah Jackson, Hebbville Elementary
Abigail Long, Norwood Elementary
Antonio Mendez, Baltimore Highlands Elementary
Tieu Mi Ton Nu, Perry Hall Middle
Sophie Miller, Hereford Middle
Julie Paison, Loch Raven Academy
Megan Redding, Hereford Middle
Brendan Reynolds, Owings Mills High
Adrianne Robinson, Oakleigh Elementary
Kelsie Rock, Parkville High
Miranda Shinnamon, Chesapeake High
Jolie Vollet, West Towson Elementary
Benjamin Webster, Loch Raven High
Jacob Weche, Eastern Technical High
Madison Wood, Hereford Middle
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Congratulations to our award winning art teachers! Baltimore County Public Schools made a clean sweep of the State Art Educator Awards for 2011. The awards were presented at the Maryland Art Education Association Conference on October 21 in the Maryland Hall Theater in Annapolis.
Laura Patacca-Kerr, Oakleigh Elementary – Maryland Elementary Art Educator
Cecilia Terlizzi, Sudbrook Middle Magnet – Maryland Middle School Art Educator
Ryan Twentey, Parkville High – Maryland High School Art Educator
Mike Bare, Hereford High – Maryland Retired Art Educator
Congratulations to our award winning art teachers! The BCPS Visual Arts Office recognized new, career, and retired art teachers at the Maryland Art Education Association Conference.
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April Mahon, Baltimore Highlands Elementary – BCPS New Elementary Art Educator
Amanda Foti, Loch Raven Academy - BCPS New Middle School Art Educator
Alyssa Stokes, Loch Raven High - BCPS New High School Art Educator
Alison Paul, Norwood Elementary - BCPS Career Elementary Art Educator
Joel Baldwin, Perry Hall Middle - BCPS Career Middle School Art Educator
Nancy Fishel, Overlea High - BCPS Career High School Art Educator
Mike Bare, Hereford High - BCPS Retired Art Educator
Congratulations to Jessica Bandell, from Dundalk Elementary School. Jessica’s “Peacock Painting” was selected as an illustration for the BCPS Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. Jessica will be honored at the Board Meeting on November 22, 2011, where she will receive a certificate and a savings bond.
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Mars Estates students win 1st Place and Honorable Mention for their ‘Zines created for the Baltimore Ecosystem Study. On October 19, 2010, Taylor M. and Tydai H. were recognized at the Parks and People Community Greening Celebration, which they attended with their families. Their ‘Zines, as well as those from most of their class, will be on display at the Walters Free Family Festival of Discovery this weekend. Pictured: Taylor M. with Ms. Gutwald, Visual Arts Instructor. Taylor and Tydia should be featured on the Parks and People website www.parksandpeople.org.
Congratulations to Monica Costillo, Old Court Middle, for winning 1st Place in the Middle School Level of the Eco Zine Contest. Congratulations to Yen Truong and Anna Self from Arbutus Middle School. Yen won 1st Place and Anna won 2nd Place in the Middle School Level for Artistic Creativity. They are pictured receiving their awards from Dr. Steward Pickett, Director of the Baltimore Ecosystem Study.
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| Yen Truong | Anna Self |
Student Artists from Cockeysville Middle School have their work on display at the Cockeysville Public Library!!! The art is amazing and was also part of their community day on Saturday, October 15, 2011.
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Students and teachers from Perry Hall Middle, Chapel Hill Elementary, Gunpowder Elementary, Kingsville Elementary, and Perry Hall Elementary joined together for a reception on September 22, 2011, to celebrate the team exhibit at the Baltimore County Library, Perry Hall Branch.
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This is the Pinwheels for Peace project!
Baltimore County Public Schools takes part in International Day of Peace, September 21st,
In today’s world, peace needs to be more than just a word.
Imagine… millions of pinwheels spinning in the wind – pinwheels in the United States, Great Britain, South America, Australia, the Middle East, Canada, Africa, Europe and Asia; pinwheels all over the world! – big pinwheels, small pinwheels; pinwheels of all shapes and sizes – colorful pinwheels, decorated with drawings, paintings, collages, photographs – pinwheels with words of peace and harmony written on them – fields of pinwheels, pinwheels along roadsides, in schoolyards, in parks, pinwheels EVERYWHERE!
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Congratulations to our students who have artwork on display at the Baltimore County Public Library Perry Hall Branch located at 9685 Honeygo Boulevard, Perry Hall, MD 21128. There was a reception for the artists and their families Thursday, September 22nd from 6:30-7pm. Students’ artwork from Perry Hall Middle School and four feeder schools- Chapel Hill Elementary, Gunpowder Elementary, Kingsville Elementary, and Perry Hall Elementary are in the exhibit. All of the work reflects the theme of summer reading "One World, Many Stories."
New Town High School Alumni Exhibits
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Congratulations to our students who have artwork on display in the Global Views Exhibit in the Youth Art Gallery at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. The gallery is located on the upper level of the domestic terminal, within the children’s play area of the Observation Gallery. The Maryland Aviation Administration in partnership with the Maryland Art Education Association sponsors this state-wide student art exhibit. There will be a reception honoring the student artists on Saturday, October 1, 2011, BWI Observation Gallery from 10:00a.m to noon.
Brianna Durst, Patapsco High and Center for the Arts
Asia Chester, Franklin Elementary
Kristen Browne, Sparrows Point High
Katelyn Herold, Perry Hall Middle
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| The Change by Brianna Durst | A Vision Of Peace by Katelyn Herold |