Exhibit
We would like to invite you to a gallery event celebrating the artwork of our talented Apex Arts Visual Art Seniors! The show’s theme is “Tipping the Scales”, in which students were challenged with creating one oversized piece and one tiny piece. Students united their two artworks with an individual concept or theme and then curated the layout of their personal space. Connecting two artworks with such disparate scales is a grandiose endeavor. Embracing the imposing nature of an oversized piece, and simultaneously inviting the viewer into the intimacy of a small piece is a formidable task. You will see the full range of traditional art mediums, including: linoleum cuts, gouache, watercolor, ink, acrylic, oil, pastels, colored pencils, and mixed media! Our seniors have spent three years finding their artistic voice and perfecting their technique, so join us in celebrating a small selection showcasing their epic growth!
The show will be at The Gallery at 39, with an opening on November 1st from 5:30-7:00 pm. We will have light refreshments and all the seniors will be in attendance! You are welcome to bring your family and friends to see the work, art is meant to be viewed! If you can’t stay for the whole grand event, please consider stopping by for a teensy bit of time!
Bates Creative Writing Showcase
Join us to hear original works performed by young poets and storytellers in the Apex Creative Writing prime at Wiley H. Bates Middle School.
November 6th
6:30 PM
Old Fox Books
36 Maryland Ave, Annapolis
The Mysterious Case of the Read Death
Theatre production by high school Apex Arts students.
November 22 & 23 2024
Studio 39
291 Locust Ave, Annapolis
Poster Contest
The Anne Arundel Film & Digital Media Festival is asking students to help us promote the student festival. The winning posters will be displayed at the festival and throughout the community.
The poster content will have two divisions: one for middle school students and one for high school students. The contest is open to any student who resides in Anne Arundel County.
Submissions are due at midnight on January 3rd.
Educators: Please encourage your students to enter the AA Film & Digital Media Festival Poster Contest either as individuals or as part of a class assignment or project.
Print, email, and share this flyer with other instructors and students.
Submit Your Work Here
Anne Arundel Film & Digital Media Festival
Apex Arts is excited to announce the inaugural county-wide student Film & Digital Media Festival. We believe that by showcasing student films and digital media works, we can celebrate the creativity and technical prowess within our community while encouraging learning and growth in the industry. Students in grades 6-12 who reside in Anne Arundel County are invited to submit works.
Submit Your Work Here
Submissions are due at midnight on January 31st.
