This year's Festival of Artistry and Harmony was a huge
success. The halls and walls of the
school were transformed into an art museum for members of the school community
to be dazzled and educated by the art created by our students. It is always exciting to see the fusing of
the fine and performing arts. It was
wonderful to view all of the diverse talent from the visual art students,
woodshop students, music students, and art from the South Shore Collaborative
students. We have a wide range of talent
here at Hull High School and the Festival is always a great way to showcase the
hard work and creativity that the students put forth in these classes. This year, in regards to the art display, the
exhibit was mainly student curated.
Students in the art classes were responsible for the set-up and planning
of the exhibit. Involving students
enabled them to gain a better understanding of the exhibition process and give
them a better understanding and investment in the final product. It was great to see the collaboration between
students during the process. Thank you
to all the students who helped with the exhibit and all students, faculty and
staff who showed patience and respect as they had to work their way through the
art display in the hallway. Without
everyone's cooperation, the art exhibit would not have been possible. In the end, we hope that members of the
school community enjoyed viewing the artwork and walked away feeling engaged,
energized and most importantly, with a better understanding of how the arts
serve as a powerful tool in our students lives.
