For her Girl Scout Gold Award Project, Paige Gray decided to create a “Mural of Memories” and rekindle the love of art in elementary and middle school age students in the process. The youngsters created a panel reflecting their ideas of positive change.
Oswego Middle School teacher Suzanne Fox wanted something more for the students who reside daily in her classroom. The result was nothing sort of spectacular.
Recently, when award-winning author and international humanitarian Greg Mortenson visited Oswego thousands heard him speak at the SUNY Oswego Campus Center. Nearly lost in the visit were the local artistic efforts by students at the Charles E. Riley Elementary School.
After searching for a job and not having any success, the OHS student decided to put her artistic skills to work and began her own business.
Youth from all over Oswego County have been coming to the H. Lee White Marine Museum, on Oswego’s West First Street Pier, to enter the annual student contest “Art & History Rule!â€
This is the perfect time for students, along with one adult, to visit the H. Lee White Marine Museum and enter one of two contests to win cash prizes.
Ron Throop of Oswego won the Best of Show award at this year’s Lakeside Statewide Juried Art Exhibition sponsored by the Art Association of Oswego.
The New York State Art Teachers Association Legislative Exhibit is co-sponsored by the New York State Alliance for the Arts in Education. About 200 students throughout the state were represented in the exhibit.All Content Copyright Dot Publishing 2024. All Submissions Become Property of Dot Publishing All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.