some of their artwork. (Photos courtesy of the Port Washington Union Free School District)
Congratulations to the student-artists of the Port Washington Union Free School District
whose artwork was featured at the New York State School Boards Association’s (NYSSBA) annual conference held at the Sheraton Manhattan in October.
Cosponsored by the New York State Art Teachers Association, the student-art exhibit included a special reception for families and guests. Artwork from students throughout the state was featured at this high-profile event.
Port Washington’s participants were:
Edward Condon—“Sunset,” chalk pastel
Diego Espinoza—“Beware of the Dog,” colored pencil
Teacher: Miranda Best.
Joseph Green—“Collograph Print,” printing ink
Sabrina Grossman—“Still Life,” acrylic
Teacher: Daphine Harkins.
Jacob Chang—“Architecture in Silhouette,” pastel
Teacher: Lisa Heath.
Pamela Hidalgo—“Untitled,” inkjet print
Kayla Shafkowitz—“Ab,” solar etching
Teacher: Kris Murphy.
Brett Cohen—“Animals at Night,” collage
Faith Fahmy—“Self-Portrait,” oil pastel
Teacher: Marilyn Turtz-Friedman.
“We are proud of how these students have represented the Port Washington School District’s art department with their creativity and hard work,” said Port Washington Director of Creative Arts Kevin Scully. “They serve as role models to their fellow students.”
Learn more about NYSSBA at www.nyssba.org.
