sCurrently in the LHWHS Art Gallery work is being shown from Drawing 1 and 2 classes, as well as Ceramics 1 and 2. All pieces of work are paper and/or clay. Enjoy just a few of the pieces being presented.
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This is called “Face” by Andie Stern in Ceramics 1.
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This is called “Bubble Glazes” by Caroline Bernstein in Ceramics 2.
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This is called “Fragmented Thoughts” by Lizzy Feinberg in drawing 1.
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This is called “Grandma” by Mia Collins in Ceramics 2.
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This is called “Chicken or Egg?” by Jessie Easltlund in Ceramics 2.
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This is called “Our Spring” by Nirapada R in Ceramics 2.
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This is untitled by Caroline Schudlt in Ceramics 1.
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This is called “Big Doggy Applesauce” by Rae Ellen Frumpson in ceramics 3.
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This is a self portrait by Miles Sims in drawing 1.
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This is called “Slip Trail Cups” by Riley Obertino in Ceramics 2.
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This is untitled by Harper Gerardi in ceramics 2.
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This is untitled by Katherine Procell in Ceramics 1.
![Justin Espinosa stands with his spring rotation of shoes in the studio March 13. Espinosa’s vast collection allows him to create seasonal shoe cycles that work with the rest of his clothing. “At any point I can put on the Clarks [Wallabees] that are a little bit more dressy or I could put on the Jordan 1 sneakers or the Jordan 3 sneakers or the Sambas and they’ll all go together with the outfit,” Espinosa said.](https://laduepublications.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Hsiao_20240313_EspinosaShoes_21-799x1200.jpg)
![History teacher Mike Hill performs a safe bee removal outside of Ladue High School April 1. Hill has experience dealing with bees. as he has a bee hive of his own at home. "[There were many things going through my head]," Hill said. "First of all, be gentle. When bees swarm, they are docile. Second, make sure to get the queen in the box, because all of the bees will follow her. Third, oh my god, half the school is watching, so do not do something stupid."](https://laduepublications.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Hsiao_20240401_HillBees_06_RS-1200x800.jpg)
