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The INDEPENDENT, February 21, 2001
Final week for display of student art work at state Capitol
A selection of student art
work from 25 schools through
out Oregon is included in
“Transformations”, an exhibit
currently featured in the State
Capitol gallery in Salem. The
exhibit was organized by the
Oregon Arts Commission.
“This exhibit demonstrates
the incredible use of the arts to
support learning across the
curriculum,” said Kathleen
Davis, of Medford, commission
vice-chair. “A great deal of evi-
dence shows us that the partic
ipation of student in schools
with strong arts programs im
proves the chance for overall
student success.”
Artwork was selected from
elementary, middle and high
schools across the state. Fea
tured works represent a wide
variety of student expression
and art experiences, including
architecture, mask making,
photography, painting, draw
ing, wood collage and mixed
LOW CO ST C A R LO A N S
media.
Several Arts Commission
education partners were in
volved in developing the exhib
it, including the Regional Arts
Education Network, which of-
fers artist residencies and lead-
volved in its Arts Reaching
Youth initiative, which provide
focused arts training to youth at
risk, and classroom teachers
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