Sheboygan North High Art Student Selected to Exhibit at the Museum of Wisconsin Art

We are thrilled to announce Senior Taylor S has been selected to represent Sheboygan North High School in the upcoming teen exhibition, “This Little Light of Mine: A Teen Perspective on Joy”. Her drawing, “Beauty in Authenticity” will be on exhibit at the Museum of Wisconsin Art in West Bend later this month. Congratulations, Taylor!

This exhibition runs from April 27–July 21, 2024. There is an opening reception on Saturday, April 27 from 2 – 4 pm. MOWA is located at 205 Veterans Avenue, West Bend, WI 53095.

About this exhibition

In This Little Light of Mine: A Teen Perspective on Joy, teen artists explore what feeds the human spirit.

Every year MOWA’s Teen Council invite their peers to reflect on contemporary issues and thinking in a special annual exhibition organized by Teen Council members. This year, students were asked to consider how their lives foster joy, and to view the exhibition as an opportunity to celebrate both the mundane and extraordinary—in details about themselves, their journeys, relationships, communities, or the surrounding world that nourish their souls. This Little Light of Mine: A Teen Perspective on Joy encourages teens to be mindful of what fills their own cup but also how they contribute to the joy of others.

The exhibition features artworks from thirty-three regional high schools. Art educators from each school selected one piece to represent their art program and this year’s exhibition theme.

PARTICIPATING HIGH SCHOOLS

Arrowhead High School
Bradley Tech High School
Brown Deer High School
Campbellsport High School
Cedarburg High School
Fort Atkinson High School
Germantown High School
Golda Meir High School
Hamilton High School
Harold S. Vincent High School
Hartford Union High School
Homestead High School
Horicon High School
Hustisford High School
Jefferson High School
Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School
Kewaskum High School
Kohler High School
Lomira High School
Marshall High School
Menomonee Falls High School
Milwaukee High School of the Arts
Nicolet High School
Northern Ozaukee High School
Pius XI Catholic High School
Saint Joan Antida High School
Sheboygan North High School
Shorewood High School
University School of Milwaukee
Waterford Union High School
West Bend East High School
West Bend West High School
Whitefish Bay High School

Text source: https://wisconsinart.org/exhibitions/this-little-light-of-mine/

Sheboygan North High National Art Honor Society Members Install Youth Art EXPO

Yesterday, several National Art Honor Society members installed Sheboygan North High students’ artwork at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center’s Youth Art EXPO. Under the guidance of JMKAC’s Programming and Engagement Coordinator, Claire Carlson, art students curated the submitted work and installed the work of their peers.

Join us for an opening reception on Thursday, March 21st from 4 – 6:30 pm at the Social Studio, 608 New York Avenue, Sheboygan.

This exhibition is part of the Youth Art Month celebration across the United States.

The Sheboygan North High Art Department became a National Art Honor Society (NAHS) chapter in 2018. This is the first chapter of its kind in our North High history dedicated to the visual arts and art education.

Visual arts education is essential to 21st-century learning. As a NAHS chapter, we utilize NAEA (National Art Education Association) to stay ahead of developments in the field of arts education by being introduced to a broad perspective of important research, issues, and policy trends that are important. As an NAHS chapter, we are connected to thousands of chapters from around the U.S. who are passionate about the integral role of the visual arts in ensuring all students to receive a high-quality, effective, and well-rounded education. 

We believe that the National Art Honor Society will provide our students with pathways leading to career and college readiness. In addition, introducing them to diverse art experiences beyond the walls of Sheboygan North High School aimed to expand their creative minds, gain new art skills, collaborate, and provide them with leadership opportunities, which will contribute to their personal, artistic, and academic growth. 

March is Youth Art Month

This past weekend, Sheboygan North High art students attended a couple of receptions. Junior William L and Izzy A attended the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Scholastic Art Exhibition to receive their Silver key in Sculpture and Gold Key in Drawing/Illustration, respectively. Several North high art students attended the Sheboygan Visual Artists Student Art Show at EBCO. For some, it was the first time exhibiting in an art gallery. Talent comes in all shapes and sizes. We are happy that we were able to provide these students with opportunities to showcase their creative works.

The Milwaukee Art Museum’s Scholastic Art Exhibition had over 2,800+ submissions from middle and high school art students from Wisconsin. 778 were selected for this prestigious student art exhibition. The Sheboygan Visual Artists Student Art Show features K-12 student artwork from Sheboygan County.

Sheboygan North High Art Students Advance to State Art Exhibition

The Wisconsin Art Education Association (WAEA) hosts 6 regional student art exhibitions across the state of Wisconsin. Over 600+ K-12 student artworks are submitted by WAEA members. Each region organizes a local regional exhibition consisting of an opening reception for the young artists. All students are eligible to receive an award by an arts professional. From the regional exhibition, a percentage of the artworks are selected to advance to the state art exhibition in Madison in celebration of Youth Art Month in March. There will be a public awards ceremony on March 22, noon – 1 pm, at the East Town Mall, 89 East Towne Mall, Madison, WI 53704. This is open to the public.

The Sheboygan North High Art Department is pleased to announce that six art students advance to the state art exhibition. They are Ellie B (gr. 10), Danica D (gr. 11), Dennis H (gr. 9), Lilac L (gr. 12), Audrey M (gr.10), and Maria M (gr. 10).

This is a huge accomplishment for these young artists!

On View: Chinese 1-4 at NHS ARTifacts Gallery

The exhibition will run from January 2 through 31, 2024.

Ms. Mills

Chinese 1, 2, 3 and 4

Chinese Language students are interested in all aspects of Chinese culture, including history, folk legends, and mythology.  The students’ artworks reflect their interests.  Each piece of work is explained by each artist.

Sheboygan North High Art Students Recognized at the 2023 Scholastic Art Exhibition at the Milwaukee Art Museum

On Saturday, February 11th, junior Charlie A and senior Grace Z were recognized for they artist accomplishment in the 2023 Scholastic Art Exhibition at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Charlie received a Silver Key Award in Drawing/Illustration and Grace received a Gold Key Award in Painting, a Silver Key Award in Painting, and an Honorable Mention Award in Painting.

This year, this exhibition had 2,687 submissions from middle and high school students from across the state of Wisconsin in 16 media categories. A panel of 30 arts professional selected works based on merit only focusing on originality, technical skill, and artistic voice. 789 students received an award.

This student exhibition runs from February 4–March 19, 2023.

About

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the national Scholastic Art Awards program, which acknowledges excellence in the visual arts and encourages the artistic endeavors of young people throughout the United States. The Milwaukee Art Museum has hosted the awards for the Wisconsin region since 1976, sharing the extraordinary talents of students in grades 7–12 for the entire community to celebrate at its annual exhibition. For the 2023 Scholastic Art Awards exhibition, we will not only present more than 350 artworks by students from across our state but also highlight past awards recipients represented in the Museum’s collection, including Harry Bertoia, Robert Indiana, Cy Twombly, John Wilde, and Andy Warhol.

The exhibition features works spanning mediums from painting to design. A jury of regional arts professionals, including artists, university faculty, and gallerists, selects the works from approximately 2,500 submissions across 16 categories: Architecture & Industrial Design, Ceramics & Glass, Comic Art, Design, Digital Art, Drawing & Illustration, Editorial Cartoon, Expanded Projects, Fashion, Film & Animation, Jewelry, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture. The Silver Key Award denotes statewide recognition. Artworks awarded a Gold Key later compete at the national level in New York. Historically, many award winners go on to achieve distinction in the fine arts, applied arts, and design, often crediting their success to the early recognition they received as participants in Scholastic. Source: mam.org

© 2023 Sheboygan North High School Art Department

Art Foundations 3 USPS Postage Stamps Designs on view at the Sheboygan USPS Office

On View

Location: Sheboygan USPS Office, downtown Sheboygan

Display ends March 31, 2023

22 student designed postage stamps are on display at the Sheboygan USPS Office in downtown Sheboygan. Students learned about the anatomy of a postage stamp as well as applying the Elements and Principles of Design to create compositions that express their interest, passion, or conceptual ideas. The artwork are 14 x 14 inches with varied media.

Sheboygan North Artists Recognized for Regional and State Youth Art Month Exhibition

Six talented Sheboygan North art students have artwork selected for the Wisconsin Art Education Association (WAEA) Annual Youth Art Month state-wide show! Regional shows are held throughout the state during the months of January and February. The following artists will have their artwork on display at the Neville Public Museum in Green Bay from January 21 – February 21, 2023: Charlie Anderson, Adanna Carlos, William Lee, Rosie Lor, Xai Velazquez, and Dillan Vue.

Only a select few artworks from each region are chosen to move on to the state show. The art department is pleased to announce that the artworks created by all of these students were chosen for STATE and will be on display in Madison, at the East Towne Mall from March 1 – March 31, 2023. A closing ceremony to honor all state artists, will be held on March 31st.

Congratulations!