Twenty-two Upper School student artists contributed work to the annual 3D Art Show, which is on display in the Cohen Center for the Creative Arts and online in the gallery below. The exhibit’s name, Re-Invent, is inspired by the need to adjust the creative process to a socially distanced and hybrid-flex learning  environment. The show highlights the use of upcycled materials and rethinking transformation: how a book becomes a sculpture, how a newspaper can be transformed into wearable art, and how artists can reinvent practice.

Congratulations to the exhibiting artists on these thoughtful and thought-provoking works.

“Creating three-dimensional artwork during a pandemic requires a re-thinking of methods and practices to meet the various physical limits of social distancing and remote learning. Throughout the semester, we have explored a variety of solutions and Re-Invent is the culmination of that work. It is often during challenging times that artists find new ways to create.  This show highlights the use of upcycled materials, rethinking how a book becomes a sculpture, a newspaper can be transformed into wearable art, and artists re-invent our practice.”  
—Erin Dolan Upper School Art Teacher