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Upper School
faculty member and RHS's favorite photographer Terry Coes
presented a parent workshop about digital and film photography.
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Upper School students enjoyed a presentation
by a panel of five accomplished artists from New York City.
Pictured here is Tom Matt,
a painter and drawer who is known for his city scapes and
portraits. |
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Children's author
and Illustrator, Brian
Lies, presented a workshop to students in the Lower School.
Above, Brian is discussing the illustration process from his
most recent book
Bats at the
Beach.
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Fifth Graders had
the pleasure of a luncheon
with Mr. Lies after
his presentation. The lunch
was filled with
lively conversation and many
good questions.
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Charles and Consuelo
Sherba spent time with Lower Schoolers who learned many
musical facts and heard the the lovely sounds of classical
music couples with the story of Ferdinand the Bull.
Counsuelo and Charles
are both members of the RI Philharmonic and their son Alex
graduated from Rocky Hill School.
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RHS parent Jean
Monti is an illustrator and portrait painter. She met with
students in both the middle and Lower School to discuss
her genre of art.
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Musician Steve Caraccia
rounded out a busy
week in Lower School.
He met with students
and played the mandolin
and discussed the instrument's significance in American folk
music.
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Students enrolled
in Upper School art spent time with RHS alumnus, Trustee and
parent Henry Sharpe `72. Henry is an engineer and spoke
with the students
about design and engineering.
Thank
you to all of the amazing artists
who
visited our campus. The week
was
alive with beautiful sounds,
vibrant
colors and interesting stories.
We
look forward to this being an
annual
event.
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