Art At Woodstock: September 2010

Monsoon Art Show

The Second Annual Monsoon Art Show took place last week. The opening of the show also marked the initiation of the new Media Center Gallery (located outside the MC Auditorium). Over the last month, bulletin boards and track lighting were installed and the room now looks like a proper gallery! The show's opening was well attended by staff and students. Complete with a special tea and live music, it was quite the event! Attendees were invited to cast votes for their favorite artworks, the winning artworks are displayed below.

A packed gallery for the opening!

Junior School Awards

1st Place: Jinhye P, Grade 6

2nd Place: Phunsok N, Grade 5

3rd Place: Jigme L, Grade 6

Senior School Awards

1st Place: Mandarava S, Grade 10

2nd Place: Dharadipika H, Grade 12

3rd Place: Yu Sung, Grade 12

Design: Text Poster

Continuing our study of typography, the Design class created artworks that illustrate an action word through color, composition, and design.

Ji Eun, Grade 12

Louie C, Grade 10

Chimey D, Grade 12

Su Wan C, Grade 11

Priyanka A, Grade 11

Tsewang S, Grade 10

Hadisa W, Grade 11

Inhyuk P, Grade 10

Dechen T, Grade 11

Hee Seo S, Grade 10

Pema C, Grade 10

Joseph T, Grade 12

Ogen T, Grade 11

Studio 1: Serial Object #1

The Studio 1 class is working diligently on a series of four artworks. After studying Modern Art movements, each student chose four modern artists to research according to their interests. Now, they are creating four artworks, each one representing the unique style of a modern artist. Throughout the series, the student must incorporate an object of their choice. Here are some examples of the first artworks from the series:

Aurnab S, Grade 12

Rahul D, Grade 11

Shailab, Grade 11

Sanjana D, Grade 11

Hyeeun C, Grade 11

Rignor W, Grade 11

Lunibha, Grade 11

Dharadipika H, Grade 12

Yeonwoong L, Grade 12

AP Studio: Monotype Collage

In desperate need of a brain break, the AP classes took a few days to create spontaneous monotype collages. The monotypes were created by painting on glass and then pressing the glass onto paper. Throughout the process, images and drawings were added to create cohesive artworks.