Niskayuna
High School
ART
DEPARTMENT
2005
– 2006
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Alison Test |
Awards Ceremony June 6, 2006 6:00 p.m. in the
Niskayuna High School Auditorium, followed by a reception
at 7:00 p.m. in the
Nisk-Art Gallery for the Senior
Art Exhibition |
Emily Symolon
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Welcome to
the 2006
Niskayuna High School Art Department Awards Ceremony
Presented by:
Mr. Walroth
Director of
Art Education
And the
Niskayuna High
School Art Staff:
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Mr. Honicki |
Mrs. Yolen |
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Ms. Kokosa |
Mrs. Zarrelli |
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Mrs. Wallimann |
Ms. Zegarelli |
During our
program
tonight; students please stand when your name is called and come down
to the
front of the auditorium to receive your award. Audience,
please hold you applause until each group is
called. Thank you and enjoy
tonight's ceremony and reception.
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Following
tonight's Award Ceremony you are invited to attend a reception in the
Nisk-Art Gallery to view the Niskayuna High School Senior Art Exhibition. |
Mary
Primeau |
The
Senior
Art Exhibit is
curated
by
Niskayuna High School Senior Art Students, and hosted by the Niskayuna
High
School Gallery Club Members.
Art
Department Awards
Ceremony
ART
SCHOLARSHIPS
INDEPENDENT COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS:
Students receiving
college
scholarships based on their art portfolios.
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Juliann E. Brown |
For Pratt Institute of Art |
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Marcella Helu |
For Russell Sage College for Art- |
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Katherine T. Ruggeri |
For The of Art Institute of Chicago |
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Emily C. Symolon |
For Massachusetts College of Art |
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Alison S. Test |
For Hartford College of Art |
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTIA ART SCHOLARSHIP:
Awarded
to a student who has put exceptional effort into their pursuit of
artistic
quality. Presented by Terrie Loudermilk from the
Niskayuna Branch of the First National Bank of Scotia.
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Katherine T. Ruggeri |
THE
HAZEL ENDERSON
MEMORIAL ART AWARD:
This
award is given by Kathy Ylvisaker in memory of her mother, Hazel
Enderson. Hazel Enderson studied art at
Iowa
State. She sewed wonderful
creations and she painted. More
importantly, she understood the value of creating art, celebrating art,
and
keeping it part of your life forever. May
her wonderful spirit inspire the
award winner to do the same.
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THE
SUSAN E. SHEPHERD
MEMORIAL ART AWARD:
This
award is given in memory of Susan E. Shepherd, sponsored by her
friends; Karen
Ambrose, Barbara Colose, Linda Cushner, Cherie Gold, Shelley Lupe, also
Sue's
sister Carol Welch and brother Doug Shepherd. Sue
Shepherd was a person who had to overcome many obstacles
during her high school years. One
of the things that she enjoyed and kept her focused in life was art.
We hope to further the selected student's love and talent for
art by
encouraging their choice for higher education.
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Marcella Helu |
INDIVIDUAL
ART AWARDS
THE
RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL
OF DESIGN BOOK AWARD:
This
award is given to an individual who has shown artistic merit over four
years by
the Rhode Island School of Design.
The student is awarded an art book.
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Kaitlin L. Cusack |
THE 23rd
ANNUAL CONGRESSIONAL ARTS COMPETITION FOR THE 21ST
CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT:
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The 21st district Congressional Arts Competition comprises
all of Albany and Schenectady Counties, most of Montgomery and
Rensselaer Counties, and the Town of Waterford in Saratoga County. The competition is sponsored by Congressman
Michael R. McNultyÕs Office. Artwork
is selected from each district which is representative of the highest
achievement. The selected artwork is
juried and one work is chosen to represent the entire congressional
district. The winner and his family are
flown courtesy of Southwest Airlines to Washington D.C. to attend a
ceremony honoring winners from congressional district across the nation. The winning artwork is displayed as part of a
yearlong exhibit in the U.S. Capitol Building. ÒStrayÓ |
This year this
distinct honor goes to Niskayuna High School
student:
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Katherine T. Ruggeri |
THE 16th
ANNUAL "FRAME OF MIND" STUDENT ART AWARD:
This
award is given to a senior art student by Òthe Frame of
MindÓ art store in
Clifton Country Mall. Over 40 high schools in the area participate in
this show. A student is chosen by the
faculty "who
most embodies the creative spirit",
and Frame of Mind professionally custom frames the submission for a
week long
exhibit in their galleries throughout the area. The
opening exhibit for our Niskayuna student took place
June 3rd and hangs through June 10th at the
Clifton Park
Center.
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Lisa D. Cucolo |
NATIONAL
DRAWING COMPETITIONS
NEW
HAMPSHIRE INSTITUTE
OF ART 2ND ANNUAL JURIED NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DRAWING EXHIBITION:
Awards
for this Show were presented March 8, 2006 at the New Hampshire
Institute of
Art in Manchester, N.H.
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Tanya Zal
"Spring Rain' |
This Competition and Exhibition
was open to all High School Students in the USA. The
New Hampshire Institute of Art invites students from around the nation
to submit drawings for possible inclusion in the show.
This year more than 154 entries were received from as far
away as California and Texas. Approximately 75 works were selected to
show and 12 of these were from Niskayuna High School. It is an
extremely high honor to be selected into this competitive show which
was adjudicated by two distinguished professors, Joseph Scannell and
Bruce McColl. |
The participating students were:
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Tanya N. Zal |
First Place |
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Lisa Cucolo |
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Elizabeth Menteur |
Erin Sherman |
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Rachel Naparstek |
Emily Symolon – 2 pieces of work |
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Lauren Powzyk |
Allison Tepper |
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Katherine Ruggeri |
Sarah Walroth |
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Meredith Runkel |
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UTRECHT
ART SUPPLIES 2ND
ANNUAL 2006 NATIONAL SELF-PORTRAIT CONTEST:
These
Awards were mailed to the winning Students in December 2005, the
students
received Utrecht Art Supplies.
This
contest was open to all High Schools in the Nation creating
Self-Portraits
using Utrecht Art Supplies. Approximately
1,200 entries were received country wide, of these three Niskayuna
Students
were chosen for Honorable Mention.
Niskayuna uses Utrecht Supplies for Drawing and Painting and
Advanced
Art Studio Classes. Work was
displayed on the Utrecht Website over the winter.
The Award winners were:
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Juliann E. Brown |
Honorable Mention |
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Kaitlin L. Cusack |
Honorable Mention |
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Tanya N. Zal |
Honorable Mention |
UTRECHT
ART SUPPLIES 1st
ANNUAL 2006 NATIONAL STILL LIFE CONTEST:
This
Award was mailed to the winning Student this June, the student received
Utrecht
Art Supplies.
This
contest was open to all High Schools in the Nation creating a Still
Life using
Utrecht Art Supplies. Approximately
400 students participated nation wide, of these one Niskayuna Student
was chosen
for Honorable Mention. Niskayuna
uses Utrecht Supplies for Drawing and Painting and Advanced Art Studio
Classes. Work will be displayed on
the Utrecht Website over the summer.
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Kaitlin L. Cusack |
Honorable Mention |
STATE
AND REGIONAL ART SHOWS AND COMPETITIONS
THE 13TH
ANNUAL JURIED
HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBITION AT FULTON MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE:
Awards
for this show were
presented at the Perrella Gallery during a reception on March 27, 2006.
This
exhibition is open to all high school students within a 50 mile radius
of the
college and represents 30 plus schools in our region.
Students experience viewing quality and creative works of
art produced by their peers in the professional setting of the Perella
Gallery. It also is an excellent
educational tool to stimulate greater interest in the arts. The student art work was on display from
March 27th through April 13th.
Our
winning and participating students
were:
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Megan D. Dougherty |
The Photography and
Graphics Award |
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Sarah Correa |
The Drawing Award |
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Carly
Bradt-2 pieces Juliann
Brown Nate
Carlson Tom Coffey Tim Colose Kaitlin
Cusack Signe
Greenwold Brooke
Knowlton Elizabeth
Menteur |
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Kane
Pangburn Katherine
Ruggeri-2 pieces Emily
Symolon-2 pieces Chistopher
Tammer Ali Test Sarah
Walroth Colin
Wheeler Tanya Zal |
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Sarah
Walroth |
Kaitlin
Cusack |
Juliann
Brown |
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THE
NEW YORK STATE
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUB ANNUAL ART AND CRAFT COMPETITION:
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Lauren
Fisher "Mesa Verde" |
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These
awards will be presented tonight. This art competition
is sponsored annually by the Rexford Women's Club.
The Rexford Women's Club recognizes student art work in
eleven major categories from students all over New York State. Twelve local schools participate from a four
county area locally. Art works are judged
by local artists and retired art educators. The local winners then are
moved on to a state competition that was held this year in Cooperstown,
N.Y. on April 15, 2006. |
The following students
are receiving awards:
Rexford
Women's Club 4th District Level Award Winners:
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Caitlin Bast |
First Place for Sculpture |
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Nathaniel Carlson |
First Place for Computer Art |
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Lisa Cucolo |
First Place for Mixed Media |
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Jennifer Marion |
First Place for Watercolor |
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Katherine Ruggeri |
First Place for Ink |
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Catharine Alger |
Second Place for Mixed Media |
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Jacqueline Dall |
Second Place for Printmaking |
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Ian Decelli |
Second Place for Oil |
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Emily Lnenicka |
Second Place for Pastel/Charcoal |
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Lauren Fisher |
Third Place for Photography |
Rexford Women's Club New
York State Level Award Winners:
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Nathaniel Carlson |
First Place for Computer Art |
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Katherine Ruggeri |
First Place for Ink |
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Jennifer Marion |
Second Place for Watercolor |
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Lisa Cucolo |
Third Place for Mixed Media |
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Caitlin Bast |
Honorable Mention Place for Sculpture |
THE
7TH
ANNUAL JURIED CAPITAL REGION
HIGH SCHOOL ART EXHIBITION:
This show
opened on March 19
and ran through April 15, with a reception and awards presentation on
March 19,
2006.
The
following young artists have had award winning work at the 7th Annual
Juried
Regional High School Art Exhibition hosted this year by The Gallery at
College
Park Hall at Union College in Schenectady. This exhibit invites
approximately
twenty high schools from around the Capital Region to submit works for
possible
inclusion in the show. This year 23 of these student artworks were from
Niskayuna High School. It is quite an honor to be selected into this
show. .
Our
Participating students were:
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Nate
Carlson |
Best
in Show |
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Ian
Decelli |
JurorsÕ
Prize |
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Jenny
Marion |
JurorsÕ
Prize |
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Katherine
Ruggeri |
JurorsÕ
Prize |
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Carly
Bradt |
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Juliann
Brown |
Vanessa
Lobo |
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Lisa
Cucolo |
Mary
Primeau |
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Kaitlin
Cusack |
Olivia
Privitera |
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Ian
Decelli |
Gabrielle
Stein |
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Timothy
Colose |
Emily
Symolon |
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Hannah
Dillon |
Gregory
Tompkins |
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Megan
Dougherty |
Sarah
Walroth |
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Lauren
Festine |
Rachel
Yoder |
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Lauren
Fisher |
Tanya
Zal |
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Timothy
Colose "Winchester" Branch |
Nate
Carlson "Handscape" |
THE
2ND ANNUAL 3-D
HIGH SCHOOL REGIONAL:
The
following Niskayuna
students were chosen to have their art work in this show and received
Certificates of Award at a reception on March 16, 2006:
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Niskayuna
High School's Nisk-Art Gallery in combination with the Schenectady
Sayles School of Fine Arts Butzel Gallery and the Capital Area Art
Supervisors present the second annual 3-D High School Regional
Exhibition. The idea for this show was conceived by the
Capital Region Art Supervisors after determining there was no venue for
high school students' 3-Dimensional Art to be viewed.
It was decided to have a juried art show with no limit on
the medium or amount of entries. Ten high
schools participated by submitting 221 pieces of work.
The work was adjudicated by Paul Martin, Sage College and
Phyllis Kulmatiski, and 76 pieces were selected to be shown in the
Nisk-Art Gallery at Niskayuna High School and the Butzel Gallery at the
Schenectady Sayles School of Fine Arts. |
Tom
Coffey "Chaos and Order"
Signe
Greenwold "Smoke fired Pot" |
Our
participating students
were:
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Katherine Ruggeri |
Joe Glasby |
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Caitlyn Bast |
Signe Greenwold |
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Julie Brown |
Kendra Lamb |
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Beth Burger – 2 Pieces |
Elena Lecce |
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Tom Coffey – 3 Pieces |
Sarah Perrella |
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Tim Colose- 2 Pieces |
Emily Symolon |
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Kelsey Fagan |
Arezoo Teimouri |
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Tierney Gifford |
Tanya Zal – 4 Pieces |
SARATOGA
NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF RACING AND HALL OF FAME STUDENT ART SHOW "HORSING AROUND WITH
THE ARTS:
These
students received an award and savings bond at an opening reception
held on
April 7, 2006.
Each
spring the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame holds a student
art show,
Horsing Around with the Arts. Entries are
divided into two categories: grades 3-7 and grades
8-12. Equine themed works may be in the following media: painting,
drawing,
pastels, sculpture, ceramics and textiles. The
works were also displayed on the museumÕs website.
Our two
Niskayuna students were:
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Jessica Calarco |
First Place in the 10th Grade Division |
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Sarah Correa |
Third Place in the 10th Grade Division |
THE
STUDENT GAZETTE 2006
NEWSPAPER AWARDS:
These
students received their awards at the Gazette Newspaper offices in
early May.
The
Daily Gazette Newspaper sponsors a student competition yearly to
showcase
students' creative journalistic and photography skills in their special
student
newspaper supplement, "The Student Gazette". Winners
of the competition have their
articles and photographs published in the paper. Entries from 25 area
schools
were submitted for judging by professionals on staff at the Gazette
Newspaper. The paper was published
May 12, 2006. The following
students received awards:
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Devon Harrington |
First Place Black & White Photography |
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Laura Staley |
Second Place Black & White Photography |
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Matt Rudinski |
Third Place Black & White Photography |
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Signe Greenwold |
Honorable Mention Black & White Photography |
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Other Niskayuna students with Black & White
Photographs Published were: |
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Diane Collins |
Lauren Fisher |
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Lauren Festine |
Richelle Voth |
THE 18th
ANNUAL
REGIONAL BOCES "ARTS AND ENRICHMENT" SERVICE STUDENT ART EXHIBITION:
These
students' artwork was shown at a reception held April 12, 2006
This
Show is a cross district combination of artwork from students attending
classes
in 16 schools districts and the Capital Region BOCES.
The art work in the show is the product of student
achievement in all four of the Visual Arts New York State Standards
defined in
the Learning Standards of the Arts.
The
following Niskayuna High
School students were chosen by their teachers to participate in the
show:
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Carly
Bradt Timothy
Colose Tim Eason |
Signe
Greenwold Beth
Halako Sarah Mc
Tague |
ÒART:
A PRESCRIPTION FOR
LIFEÓ COLLABORATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT:
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"MY WORLD
AND WELCOME TO IT" Photography
teacher Steve Honicki and Ruth Daly from the Viewpoint Gallery at
Sunnyview Hospital were awarded a $1,600.00 project grant from The Arts
Center of the Capital Region's Community Art$Grant program this
year. |
Funds
from the grant were used for a collaborative project between the
Advanced
Photography students at Niskayuna High School and adult artists from
the Studio
in Art program at Sunnyview. The
project entitled: ART: A Prescription for Life - The Photo Essay allowed
both sets of students to explore the various ways
each of us sees the world around them as well as looking at how digital
imaging
has affected the manner in which black and white photographs are
produced. This exhibit of photographs is
on
display until July 20, 2006 at Sunnyview Hospital and will be in the
Nisk-Art
Gallery next Fall.
A
reception was held May 25, 2006 at Sunnyview HospitalÕs
Viewpoint Gallery. The following advanced
Art Students
Participated:
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Juniors: Mary
Compoli Christen
Guzman Brianna
Murray Matt
Tucci Ashley
Williams |
Seniors: Carly
Bradt Diane
Collins Tim
Colose Katie
Cusack Megan
Dougherty Sarah
Enders Lauren
Festine Lauren
Fisher |
Marcella
Helu Aaron
Hendrickson Alyson
Nerney Mary
Primeau Katherine
Ruggeri Laura
Staley Sarah
Tishler Shawn
Vogel |
FILM
FESTIVALS AND COMPETITIONS
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THE
2006 CAPITAL REGION
MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL AND COMPETITION:
These
awards were presented
at a reception and awards ceremony that was held in the Nisk-Art
Gallery on May
4, 2006.
The
Art Department
at Niskayuna High School hosted the Capital Region Media Arts Festival
and
Competition this year on March 30, 2006.
This show is sponsored by the Arts in Education program which is
part of
the Capital Region BOCES. Fifteen
high schools from the Capital Region participated in this event. The Festival & Competition was held
in the Nisk-Art Gallery where the students' art work was on display and
in the Auditorium
where the films were viewed.
Approximately 200 students attended this event this year with
their
teachers. The students' videos,
photography,
and computer designs were judged by professionals in those fields
provided by
BOCES. Our Niskayuna winners were:
Photography/Computer
Category:
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Alan Harms |
First
Place in Digital Fine Art |
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Chris
Nelson |
First
Place in Digitally Enhanced Photography |
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Carly A.
Bradt |
Second
Place for Color Photography |
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Alan
Harms "Bleeding" |
Carly
Bradt ÒNight BirdÓ |
The 2006
Capital Region Media
Arts Festival And Competition Continued:
Film/Video Category:
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Rachel
Lieberman |
Best
Narrative Comedy for "Bad Student Films" |
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Justin
MacShane Ben Pliss |
Best
Narrative Drama for "Opposing Elements" |
THE 6th ANNUAL
REEL TEENS USA FILM FESTIVAL
FINALISTS:
Students participated in a
film festival held in the
village of Hunter, New York, June 2, 2006.
The
Reel Teens USA Annual Film Festival celebrates the creative
intelligence of
young people through films and videos made by teenagers from across
America. A panel of entertainment
industry judges awards prizes to the best in each of seven categories,
Fiction,
Short Fiction, Documentary, News Magazine, Short Documentary/Short News
Magazine, Animation, Visual Arts and Public Service Announcements. The festival acts as a forum for open
discussion and critique. Those filmmakers who attend have the
opportunity to
talk with the audience participating in a lively question and answer
sessions
after their video is screened. This
year the festival received 438 entries from across the U.S. and 42 from
foreign
countries. From that group 72
finalists were chosen and two of those finalists were from Niskayuna
High
School. This distinct honor
went to the following students and their films:
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Rachel
Lieberman |
"Bad
Student Films" |
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Natalie Burke |
"POW!" |
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Laura
Lasher |
THE
2006 ROD SERLING
VIDEO FESTIVAL:
The
winners of this
festival were invited to a screening and awards ceremony on June 6, 2006
The
Rod
Serling Video Festival premiered in 1995 for students from throughout
NYS in
grades K - 12. The Festival was
conceived as a means to promote the use of video art technology and
creativity
in schools. The festival is
coordinated by the Rod Serling School of Fine Arts in Binghamton High
School
and several commercial sponsors.
The famous film director Rod Serling graduated from Binghamton
High
School in 1968 and was active in local schools and central New York
State
communities throughout his life. The
winning students had their videos shown on WSKG public
television in Binghamton. This is
the third year Niskayuna students have participated, and we are pleased
to have
The Best and Show as well as an Honorable Mention out of the 100
entries
statewide for:
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John Dutcher |
Best of Show for "Guthro's Parents" |
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Justin MacShane Benjamin Pliss |
Honorable Mention for "Opposing Elements" |
NISKAYUNA
HIGH SCHOOL ART AWARDS
NISK-ART
GALLERY CLUB:
The
Nisk-Art Gallery Club, under the supervision of art teacher Steve
Honicki,
provides students the opportunity to learn and take part in the
operation of a
professional in-house art gallery.
Participation includes creating and mailing invitations and
newsletters,
providing receptions for the various openings, hosting artist's talks,
and
hanging the shows with the visiting artists and the District Art
Director Scott
Walroth.
Gallery
Club Members:
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President: Timothy
Colose Vice
President: Beth
Burger Treasurer: Nick
Lischynsky Secretary: Michele
Reitz Historian: Katie
Cusack |
David
Adikes Meira
Bagoly Carly
Bradt Emily
Burger Ian
DeCelli Joanna
Fox Sam
Frizzell Bridget
Howley Marcella
Helu Liam
Kelsh Jenny
Marion William
Plante Richard
Shelton Catherine
Singer Kelsey
Thayer |
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9th
and 10th grade Gallery Club Members are now excused to go to the
gallery to set
up for the Senior Art Exhibit!
NISK-ART MAGAZINE CLUB:
The
Nisk-Art Magazine Club annually produces a Niskayuna High School
student Art
and Literary Magazine. Students
are involved in fund-raising activities from the beginning of the
school year
to raise money for the publication of the magazine in the spring. Students from grades 9 – 12
submit artwork and literature to be judged and selected by club members
for the
magazine. Selected artwork is
photographed and literature is retyped and placed into a page layout
software
program. Student club members edit
and proof the final layout before sending it to a professional printer. Students sell the new edition at
various school events to raise funds for the next year's publication. This process teaches students the
reality of creating and publishing a professional magazine, from the
financial,
the artistic, to the editorial. It
is a very rewarding experience for students and advisors.
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Nisk-Art
Advisors: Melissa
Kokosa Ms.
Zegarelli Editor-In-Chief: Sarah
Walroth Tanya
Zal |
Staff: Caitlin Bast,
Lora Colose, Chris Fallis, Diane Kim, Vanessa Lobo, Lauren Powzyk,
Michelle Primeau Members:
Sabrina Adikes, Tanya Keefe, Liam Kelsh, Laura Lasher |
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This
yearÕs Nisk-Art
Magazine "Discover" is available for purchase in the Nisk-Art Gallery
after the
awards ceremony.
PLEASE support
our student
magazine!
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Lisa Cucolo
Lauren
Festine |
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Glynnis
Nadel |
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Elizabeth
Burger |
ART DEPARTMENT
CERTIFICATES OF MERIT:
The Art
Department Certificates of Merit are awarded
to art students who have exhibited exceptional interest, perseverance
and
creativity in the Visual Arts
These
attributes are highly valued and we are honored
and proud to present this prestigious award to the following students:
Seniors:
Shannon
A. Archer, Carly A. Bradt, Juliann E. Brown, Elizabeth S. Burger,
Thomas F.
Coffey, Timothy J. Colose, Lisa D. Cucolo, Kaitlin L. Cusack, Lauren E.
Festine, Lauren M. Fisher, Signe M. Greenwold, Aaron J. Hendrickson,
Lucas J.
Isabella, Kyle B. Johnson, Elena K. Lecce, Sarah C. McTague, Isaac H.
Michaels,
Glynnis P. Nadel, Ahalya Nirmalan, Mary E. Primeau, Elizabeth M.
Richardson,
Katherine T. Ruggeri, Catherine B. Singer, Emily C. Symolon, Alison S.
Test,
Sarah C. Tishler, Sarah A. Walroth, Tanya N. Zal
Juniors:
Catharine Alger, Swapna Arora, Jerehme
Bamberger,
Kaitlyn Bittner, Robert Campchero, Mary Compoli, Ian Decelli, Joseph
Glasby,
Brooke Knowlton, Kendra Lamb, Jennifer Marion, Kathryn McCambley,
Elizabeth
Menteur, Sara Merriman, Julie Nicpon, Olivia Privitera, Zoe Scharf,
Gabrielle
Stein, Christopher Tammar, Gregory Tompkins, Emily Tucker, Richelle
Voth, Colin
Wheeler
OTHER SENIORS EXHIBITING
ART WORK AND VIDEOS IN THE 2006 SENIOR ART
EXHIBITION FOLLOWING THE AWARD CEREMONY
IN THE NISK-ART GALLERY:
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Asmaa
Abdel-azim Jena Audi Ryan Bucinell Jamie Burke Diane Collins Joyce Dadekian Elizabeth
Darling Carolyn Dartt Michael
Delacruz Justina
Dornsife Megan Dougherty Sarah Ender June Endres Sharon Fox Alexander
Freeman Tierney Gifford Erin Hanvey Alan Harms Lucas Isabella Chelsea
Karbocus Bradley Knipper Rachel
Lieberman Claire Lignon Nicholas
Lischynsky Ethan Lusted Isaac Michaels Alyson Nerney Rachel Noisseau Taro Omiya Kane Pangburn |
Justin
Ritter ÒDefilers InsigniaÓ |
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Julia Patane Sarah Phillips William Plante Juliette Price Michelle Reitz Justin Ritter Kailyn Sheppeck Laura Staley Kathryn Stevens Briana Thomas Shawn Vogel Michael
Weissman Patrick Welch |
This concludes our
awards program for this evening.
Please join the art staff and senior art students in the Nisk-Art
Gallery for
the Niskayuna High School Senior Art Exhibition and Reception.
The Nisk-Art Gallery
The
Nisk-Art Gallery is an Arts in Education facility that is enjoyed by
the whole
community. It was established in
1989 during the tenure of Art
Director, Frank Vurraro.
It
is unique in its conception as a school, family, and
community center, connecting people through the visual arts. From a community-based Gallery
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Committee, which serves
as an Òarts networkÓ and aids in the selection of
artists, to the school - based Gallery Club which fosters authentic art
gallery experiences for students, the gallery is exceptional. |
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Gallery exhibits
feature award winning work by Niskayuna Students as well as local,
regional, and national artists. |
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IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A PART OF THE NISK-ART GALLERY PLEASE BECOME A 2006 NISK-ART Patron |
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Your much needed and
generous contribution will help offset the costs of educational and
gallery events. As a Nisk-Art Gallery Club Patron you will receive the
annual Nisk-Art
Brochure of events, as well as invitations to all the Nisk-Art Gallery Shows, artist talks and
presentations, and all other events and activities. |
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Mail to: The
Nisk-ArtGallery
c/o Steve Honicki
Niskayuna High School
1626 Balltown Rd,
Niskayuna, NY 12309
(518)382-2511 Suggested
Contributions are: Individual $15.00
Family
$20.00
Patron
$50.00
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The Nisk-Art Gallery Club
Mission Statement To provide all
Niskayuna students, the community, and the general public with an
opportunity to experience a variety of exemplary art shows within the
Nisk-Art Gallery setting. Together we can help foster a deeper
understanding and appreciation for the visual arts and create a
cultural community center to be enjoyed by people of all ages within
our schools, our families, and our community.
THANK YOU |
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