CPS All-City Visual Arts Exhibitions

Ariana Winters: Ostracizing Time

In 2021 50,000feet Scholarship Winners, AAP Creative Arts + Ceramics, Advanced Arts Program, Advanced Arts Program Showcase, Disney II HS, Mixed Media, Ogden HS, The World As We See It [Winter 2020], Video, Winter 2020
face sculpture made of natural materials


Teaching Artist: Patrick Miceli
CPS Teacher: Jiwon Chun, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. College Preparatory High School
Grade: 11
Artist Statement: The piece you are viewing is made of paper, fabric, ribbons, polymer clay, tin foil, glass, and watercolors. Now the human mind is a hot mess. The complexity of our thoughts is unmatched by any other being, simply because of our emotions. My piece expresses the emotions I feel throughout my adolescent years. The emotions may be curiosity, embarrassment, neglect, or just good old peer pressure. The chaos of the piece is intentionally meant to describe that no mind is the same. No emotion should be expressed in vain, which makes everyone sort of insane.

A cartoon character with an expression for every hour on the clock.

Itzel Saenz: Untitled
A faux dungeons and dragons animated character sheet

Alison Vargas: Kenmore Waveland
print of blue circles and red stripes

Anonymous: Untitled (red, blue, yellow)
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