Ten Proctor students will have their artwork on display at Lebanon, New Hampshire’s AVA Gallery during the Ninth Annual Best of the Upper Valley High School Exhibition from February 17 through March 10.

For the third consecutive year, Proctor’s art students submitted a wide array of pieces, from all visual and industrial arts disciplines, to the exhibit.

An opening reception and awards ceremony was held on Friday, February 17 for all exhibiting artists from the 18 high schools represented. To learn more about the exhibit, visit the AVA Gallery Web site: avagallery.org.

Congratulations to the following students for producing such remarkable work, and to Proctor’s dynamic Arts Department faculty for fostering the type of learning environment that encourages students to take risks and explore their creative side.

Painting

Sarah Ferdinand ’18 – “Industrialization”, Oil on wood, 2017 (above)

Sculpture

Cole Mosner ’17 – “Basse”, Steel, 2016

Drawing

Crosleigh Thoms ’17 – “Beavertail”, Charcoal on paper, 2017 

Black and White Photography

Sydney Minnehan ’17 – “Untitled”, Black and White Photo, 2017 

Lilah Hillard ’17 – “Whalebone”, Black and white photo, 2017

Digital Photography

Matilda Peng ’19 – “Untitled”, Digital Photo, 2017

Ceramics

Kelly Yu ’17 – “Spring”, Stoneware, 2017 

Metal

Daniel R. Pardo ’17 – “Pentagon Pepper Grinder”, Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Brass, 2017 

Wood

Jared Abner ’17 – “Cabinet”, Wood, 2016 

Andrew J. Fox ’18 – “Table”, Wood, 2017