Carver Visual Arts
Senior Show
20-21 SENIOR SHOW - VIRTUAL GALLERY OPEN NOW!
Access the Virtual Gallery, download this years Memory Book, or join the Live Zoom Reception by clicking on the buttons above!
Carver Seniors are proud to showcase the artwork they have produced over the last four years. Their ability to communicate through visual media has grown and developed substantially throughout their High School careers and I am so proud of the body of work they have developed!
The Virtual Gallery is hosted by Artsteps and works best on a computer. You can access the gallery through a mobile device as well but may need to download the Artsteps app from the Google Play or App Store
Virtual Gallery Controls
Click on the "i" in the upper left corner of the screen for a brief tutorial while in the gallery
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Virtual Tour: Click on the Play button on the bottom of the screen to start a guided tour of the gallery. Clicking on the downward facing arrow (right next to the play button) will allow you to navigate directly to a specific student's work
Movement: You can move around the gallery using the arrow keys, "WASD", or by clicking on either the floor in front of you or on any part of the mini map in the lower left hand corner of the screen
View: Look around the gallery by clicking and dragging the mouse
Full Screen: Click on the box underneath the "i" in the top left of the screen to enlarge the Virtual Gallery to full screen
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About the Senior Show and Memory Book
Senior Show
Students in the Visual Arts program participate in four years of intense exploration of the art making and discovery process. Students learn to communicate their ideas and reactions to the real world through the lens of a Visual Artist. Their journey culminates in the annual Senior Show exhibiting artworks that highlight the growth each student has made in both their emerging technical ability and the development of their artistic voice. Works from all four of their years in the program are included in the exhibition. The Senior Show is held on campus and is hosted by the Art Students for their families, friends, campus staff, and stakeholders to come experience the show and view a timeline of each student's individual development.
Memory Book
Each Senior contributes a page to the annual Art Strand Memory Book which highlights the individual, an artwork that best defines their artistic voice, and farewell statement to their class
Timeline and Process
February
Students should start gathering all physical work that they would like to enter into the Senior Show and separate it from their ongoing physical portfolios. Digital work must be collected in a Google Drive folder to be shared with their teachers.
March
Seniors provide their teachers a digital picture of themselves, their favorite work, and a written farewell statement to be printed on their page of the Art Strand Memory Book. Digital work and physical work must be shared with teachers who jury each student's entries to curate the final works displayed in the Senior Show.
April
Seniors delegate hosting duties and work after school alongside their teachers to ensure that each work is printed, matted, and hung in the gallery space in preparation for the show. Announcements and invitations are sent out before Seniors actually host the show in late April!
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