Walnut Hill School continues the series of youth art exhibits with “Cubism Reversed”.The dates of the show are April 10^th to 23^rd. The reception is Thursday, April 12^th , 4:00 to 6:00. The public is encouraged to come to the reception and meet the artists.

The exhibition highlights constructions made in art instructor, Ken Tighe’s 3D Mixed Media Class. Each student selected as their source a famous Cubist painting by a well-known historical artist. These art students were challenged to reconstruct [and reinterpret] the image into a sculptural work of art.

Jim Woodside, Art Department Chairman, describes Walnut Hills’ Viual Arts program as being a studio environment where students hone their technical skills and simultaneously develop a sense of content, or purpose in their artwork. The students learn to discuss their work, articulate their ideas,and ultimately identify goals and challenges in their own art work. Students learn to see the study and practice of visual arts as a way of creating ideas and symbols, a way of developing a personal language.