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Central High Art Gallery

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Ball Glove, Dane Swetella, Grade10
Media: Pastel/Conte
Benchmark:  Understand how artworks are tempered by culture and history.

Lil-Ra.jpg (74516 bytes) Lil-Ra, Devon Carpenter, Grade11
Media: Computer Graphics – Microsoft Paint
Benchmark:  Choose different media techniques, and processes to communicate ideas, experiences and stories.
PIC00001.jpg (37754 bytes) Raw Speed, David Wagner, Grade 12
Media: Tempra Paint
Benchmark:  Choose different media techniques, and processes to communicate ideas, experiences and stories.
PIC00002.jpg (48974 bytes) Iris, Leigh Engstrom, Grade 12
Media: Tempra Paint Benchmark:  Know how organizational principles and functions can be used to solve specific visual arts problems.
PIC00004.jpg (45399 bytes) She Sells Sea Shells, Alexis Pollard, Grade 12
Media: Pencil/graphite
Benchmark:  Choose different media techniques, and processes to communicate ideas, experiences and stories.
PIC00010.jpg (42091 bytes) Self Portrait, Shaylin Willaert, Grade 12
Media: Tempra Paint
Benchmark: Understand how different compositional, expressive features, and organizational principles cause different responses.
Backyard Hoops, Samantha Light, Grade 11
Media: Tempra Paint
Benchmark:  Understand what makes works of art effective or ineffective in the communication of ideas.
Arabian, Jenny Irey, Grade 12
Media: Ceramic/tempra
Benchmark:  Understand what makes works of art effective or ineffective in the communication of ideas.
weezie.jpg (97482 bytes) Weezie, Devon Carpenter, 11
Media: Computer Graphics -  Microsoft  Paint
Benchmark:  Understand how different compositional, expressive features, and organizational principles cause different responses.