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Tom Huff | The art talks take place during art club but all students and faculty are invited to attend. | Tom discusses one of the paintings. |
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Tom is part of the Bear Clan so he was right at home in Chittenango bear country! | Students enjoyed learning about Tom's family traditions. | The art talks take placce during a Tuesday to coincide with art club, during 10th period in the library. |
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Tom shared his family history. He is from the Oneida tribe same as his mother. | Here is a more traditional work with Native Americans is loin cloths playing lacrosse. | |
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There was a great variety of media as well as styles depicted in the artwork. This one is more a contemporary abstract. | Tom Huff is a well known sculptor. He curated this exhibition of his personal collection of Native American art. | |
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Michael explained how to mix colors to create a specific atmosphere in a landscape painting. | Michael sold a painting during his show! | The audience enjoyed cupcakes while learning about techniques. |
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Michael's paintings of Green Lakes State Park shared space with the Studio in Art students' still life paintings. | Michael Cody attended high shool with Ms. Tashkovski and shared stories of their art teacher George Benedict. | Kendra Stenger |
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Students asked many questions. | Kendra attends SUNY Potsdam. She is a junior. | She hopes to teach at the college level. |