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Category: 26th Annual Medfield Public Schools Student-Faculty Art Exhibition

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  • Lily Lewis, grade 7, "Portrait," oil pastel, 20x16 in. Foundation in creating realistic proportions of the head are included in the 7th grade art program. Afterwards, students use color in findings realistic shades that describe the head. Lily has created a natural head shape and color along with a light background to offset the characteristic features of the head.

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  • Luke Murphy, grade 11, "Haunted," digital print, 13x19 in. Students were asked "what haunts you?" and to write a paragraph addressing this idea and make 5 photos that visually communicated their response. Luke's work confronts this inner voice, expressing feelings of failure, self doubt, and a drive to defeat his own fears through long exposure photography.

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  • Molly Cragan, grade 6, "Trees," watercolor, 16x12 in. Creating distance in watercolor through the application of layers was the idea behind watercolor use. Molly waited for some layers to dry before applying new color. Here, we see distance in Molly's work as the background appears misty which is very realistic and almost looks photographic.

    Trees

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  • Marjorie Newberg, grade 4, "Mountain Glory," 9x12 in. For this assignment students were given the challenge to create the illusion of distance in a work. Marjorie organized her composition by showing careful attention to the size of the objects and their positioning on the page.

    Mountain Glory

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