Going to a doctor’s office can be an anxious experience for a child, especially for those with autism, anxiety, ADHD or other developmental disorders. Thanks to Columbia High School art students, that experience has become much more cheerful and colorful.
Four Columbia High School students – Izzy Crossman ’23, Laney Broglio ’23, Emma Gentile ’24 and Magnolia Allen ’25 – had their artwork accepted to the highly competitive 24th annual High School Regional Art Exhibition. Congratulations!
Columbia High School students enrolled in Studio Art classes created a large art installation made of Post-it Notes in the main lobby that honors Martin Luther King Jr. and other inspiring black citizens. The artwork highlights approximately 400 individuals including Ella Fitzgerald, Ruby Bridges, Muhammed Ali, Rosa Parks and many more historical figures.
Columbia High School students Emma Gentile ‘24, Isabelle Crossman ’23 and Emily Seely ’22 had artwork on display recently at the 2022 Congressional Art Competition. Congratulations!
Three Columbia High School students from Ms. Andrea Neiman’s Studio Art classes had their equine-themed pastel drawings on display at Win, Place, Show: The Student Art Show at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs.