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Springfield High School * 875 7th St * Springfield, OR 97477 * Phone 541-744-4700 * FAX 541-744-4144 |
Fine Arts- Visual Arts
Ceramics
Wheel thrown and hand built pottery and sculpture.
Students learn all facets of running a ceramics studio including clay processing, kiln use and glaze mixing
Glass & Graphics
Graphic design and glass techniques are integrated in a course where students work in stained glass, glass fusing and torch work.
To see more artwork created in Glass& Graphics and Ceramics visit on the Internet: www.Artsonia.com (Type in 97477 under school zip code and select "Springfield High School")
Extended Application
In order to complete the high school graduation requirement of “Extended Application”, students must contract with a specific teacher. Many Ceramics and Glass & Graphics students arrange to become involved in projects such as those illustrated below.
Public Art
Students benefit from working on a large group project, teaming with other students:
Emerald Youth Art Gallery
This is a gallery space housed in the Emerald Art Center at 5th & Main. Springfield High Art Students solicit art work from throughout the district, prepare it for display, hang the shows and work the receptions.
Exhibits rotate approximately every two months.
Art in Motion
Students may arrange to teach art lessons in elementary and middle schools. Coordinated in conjunction with Thurston High School. See Karen Perkins for information.
Interested in exhibiting your artwork?
You may be able to display work at Emerald Youth Art Gallery (Juried by SHS art students)
Turn in art work to Karen Perkins or Joan DeLoretto
Deadlines for submission: October 25, December 18, February 5, and April 1
Other Exhibit Opportunities:
1. Martin Luther King day celebration:
2. City Hall:
3. LCC Show:
4. Springfield Museum: