Featured Story
MS Artwork of the Week: Preston Lambeth '26, Connor Hahn '26, Brady Smith '26, Oliver Barkley '26,
Congratulations to Preston Lambeth '26, Connor Hahn '26, Brady Smith '26, and Oliver Barkley '26 for winning Artwork of the Week!
Preston did this wonderful oil pastel painting of a prismatic design with the words "Where ideas come from" scratched into a heart in the middle. It is a beautiful image that makes me wonder about our ideas of mind and heart. Are they separate or are they really the same thing deep inside of us? It is a true thought provoking artwork!
For days, Connor, Brady, and Oliver worked collaboratively to create this horizontal view of a city. If you'd been there to watch them, you'd have seen three artists all creating simultaneously on the same piece of large paper - first mapping out their designs in pencil, then moving to Sharpie marker. Look at the interesting, unique shapes of their buildings! Upon receiving a question about their choice to work in black and white during a class-wide critique, Brady, Connor and Oliver chatted together about whether they'd like to bring this element into their work. As you can see, the piece took on a new life in color! A brilliant example of collaboration, with strong forms, balance, detail, and overlapping. Bravo!
Back
Preston did this wonderful oil pastel painting of a prismatic design with the words "Where ideas come from" scratched into a heart in the middle. It is a beautiful image that makes me wonder about our ideas of mind and heart. Are they separate or are they really the same thing deep inside of us? It is a true thought provoking artwork!
For days, Connor, Brady, and Oliver worked collaboratively to create this horizontal view of a city. If you'd been there to watch them, you'd have seen three artists all creating simultaneously on the same piece of large paper - first mapping out their designs in pencil, then moving to Sharpie marker. Look at the interesting, unique shapes of their buildings! Upon receiving a question about their choice to work in black and white during a class-wide critique, Brady, Connor and Oliver chatted together about whether they'd like to bring this element into their work. As you can see, the piece took on a new life in color! A brilliant example of collaboration, with strong forms, balance, detail, and overlapping. Bravo!
St. Luke’s School is a secular (non-religious), private school in New Canaan, CT for grades 5 through 12 serving over 35 towns in Connecticut and New York. Our exceptional academics and diverse co-educational community foster students’ intellectual and ethical development and prepare them for top colleges. St. Luke’s Center for Leadership builds the commitment to serve and the confidence to lead.
