Hazelwood to Central Cards

Here are the unique, thought provoking cards Hazelwood sent CVPAHS

Hazelwood Cards

These are some of the cards done by Hazelwood Central students as part of the idea-sharing component of the Collaborative Show with CVPAHS and Thomas Jefferson at UMSL's Gallery 210 on April 19, 2013.

Thomas Jefferson Cards

These are cards done by students at Thomas Jefferson School as the idea-sharing component of  the Collaborative Show at UMSL's Gallery 210 on April 19, 2013.

More CVPAHS Cards

These are art trading cards CVPAHS students created for our Collaborative Show with Hazelwood Central and Thomas Jefferson School, opening April 19 at Gallery 210 at UMSL.

CVPAHS Photo Cards

These are the Art Trading Cards Central Visual & Performing Arts High School's Photo students made for their new acquaintances at Thomas Jefferson and Hazelwood Central. A list of the CVPAHS student artists will be posted forthwith. You will have to guess at which CVPAHS photo students made which cards.

The idea is that students from Central Visual & Performing Arts High School, Hazelwood Central, and Thomas Jefferson School will look at each others' cards, be inspired by one of the ideas embodied in the cards, either their own or someone else's, and create a piece of show-quality artwork based on their personal interpretation of that idea, which will then be shown at our group show, which opens on April 19 at UMSL's Gallery 210.

CVPAHS Cards, February, 2013

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These are the Art Trading Cards Central Visual & Performing Arts High School's Advanced Art students made for their new acquaintances at Thomas Jefferson and Hazelwood Central. A list of the CVPAHS student artists will be posted forthwith. You will have to guess at which CVPAHS students made which cards.

The idea is that students from Central Visual & Performing Arts High School, Hazelwood Central, and Thomas Jefferson School will look at each others' cards, be inspired by one of the ideas embodied in the cards, either their own or someone else's, and create a piece of show-quality artwork based on their personal interpretation of that idea, which will then be shown at our group show, which opens on April 19 at UMSL's Gallery 210.