STAPLES VISUAL ARTS

Staples High School seniors Tomaso Scotti and Manny Vouse, two of approximately 300 top Connecticut seniors who excel in the arts, were scheduled to be honored at the Connecticut Association of Schools  High School Outstanding Arts Awards Banquet on April 7. The banquet, held annually at the Aqua Turf in Southington, was unfortunately canceled this year due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The CAS recognizes two seniors in each member high school for their outstanding ability in the performing and visual arts. Selected by Staples staff to receive this honor, Scotti was recognized for art and Vouse for music. 

The Connecticut Association of Schools serves Connecticut's K-12 public and parochial schools in all areas of inter-school activity. The association represents over 1,100 schools in the state. The Connecticut Association of Schools is a non-profit organization located in Cheshire, Connecticut.

Staples Seniors Receive CAS Arts Awards

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Congrats to Staples students receiving 2020 Scholastic Art Awards!

Alisyn Kercher Gr12 - Gold Key, Graphic Design

Heinrich Schwabe Gr11 - Silver Key, Graphic Design

Quinn McMahon Gr11 - Honorable Mention, Digital Art

Imogen Barnes Gr12 - Honorable Mention, Illustration

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CAEA 2019-'20 Scholastic Art Award Winners

"Painting Big" Latest Mural

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Staples artists had work chosen to be shown at the Teen Visions Connecticut High School Art Exhibit, hosted by Sacred Heart University’s Department of Art & Design and sponsored by Jerry’s Artarama in Norwalk.

The exhibit featured over 160 pieces from 18 area high schools that were reviewed and judged. An opening reception for the exhibit was held on Sunday, January 19, with an award ceremony conducted during the reception. Staples students who showed were:

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Anya Bangia - Scanner/Adobe Photoshop

Charlotte D'Anna - Oil Paint

Alexandra Lam - Watercolor

(received a 2nd Place Award)

Ann Machata - Pen & Ink

Imogen Barnes - Pen & Ink

(received a 1st Place Award)

Serena Ye - Pencil

Staples Artists Show and Place in Teen Visions Exhibit