Riverside Junior-Senior High School Students, under the direction of art teachers Mr. Denis A.Yanashot and Ms. Lisa Temples, participated in the Hexagon project. The Hexagon Project features visual art in all media by students, age 10 to 18, from around the world. Its purpose is to showcase the power and strength of youthful vision. Interlinking hexagons creatively demonstrate both understanding of interdependence and how art can lead to issues-based global activism
The Hexagon Project (an international exhibition) is now displayed in two locations in Scranton. There will be an awards ceremony this Sunday at The Connell Gallery at 125 N. Washington Avenue in Scranton.
Pictured standing left to right
Keisha Buttaro
Nancy Ariza Most realative to interdependence theme
Abbey Sweeney
Joe Pacholec
Emely Ortiz Most effective overall in the high school Relief Sculpture category
Jordyn Martz
Noah Munley Boston Strong ceramic title included in the promotional posters and cards
Seated left to right
Amber Moore
Aaron Oustrich,
Anna Klinger Most Creative Expression in the high school Relief Sculpture category
Liliana Ortega Honorable mention
Absent from picture
Rio Hueg Honorable mention 2-D individual Pieces