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Freshman bassist Jake Powers, Sophomore pianist Emily Steidle and Sophomore drummer Evrett Walter’s playing during the art show.

Stage Band returns to Art Show

Jackie Robinson, Staffer • May 22, 2024

The PAHS Stage band has returned to the art show after over a 5 year long hiatus. They played in the hallway outside the gymnasium, going on for over an hour. Stage band has been preparing for the show...

Outside of the art room 12 there is a big board of all different pieces of artwork. These pieces of artwork are done by multiple students that are involved in the art classes. Senior Gwen Hamilton said, “My piece modeled after synesthesia, a brain disorder that allows people to experience several senses at one time like hearing different sounds will result in seeing different colors, will be featured in the art show.”

Students Prepare for 2022 Art Show

Chase Teresavage, Staffer • April 26, 2022

The Art Show is an annual event at the Pottsville Area School District. The art show will be held on Friday, May 13 at John S. Clarke Elementary Center from 6 to 9 p.m. Artworks created by students...

The PAHS art show is normally an in-person show held at John S. Clarke. Despite it being virtual, students were still eager to submit their various artwork pieces. “I am a little sad that there isn’t an in person show, but I’m glad that there’s still something going on. The art students deserve to show off the works that they’re proud of. I submitted a landscape painting because I really liked how the colors turned out,” said senior Meg Burns.

PAHS virtual art show

Tanya Johnson, Staffer • May 26, 2021

This year the Pottsville Area School District’s Annual Art Show will be an online, virtual exhibit.  The digital art show will be displayed digitally, and it will feature K-12 student artworks from...

Senior Preston Hunter submitted a painting of a Halo character for his Painting III class. “I wanted to do what I like in every art piece, so I wanted to choose that game [Halo] to represent what I like to play. The hardest part was the detail in the mask of the character and making it look realistic. It took me about five hours of work to complete my painting." (All artwork featured in the gallery chosen by the PAHS Art Department.)

Countdown to the Art Show 2020

Jenea Maurer, Staffer • March 2, 2020

Countdown to the Art Show

Countdown to the Art Show

Amanda Charowsky, Editor • February 8, 2019

 

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