Visual Arts
Eisenhower Elementary and XinXing Academy
Eisenhower Elementary and XinXing Academy
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Art Displays and Events
Displays showcasing Eisenhower and XinXing student artwork.
- Student artwork is displayed throughout the main hallways and office of Eisenhower and XinXing. Displays change throughout the year.
- YAM (Youth Art Month) is a wonderful event showcasing the artistic talent of Hopkins School District students. This
event takes place at the Hopkins Center for the Arts during the month of March. A set number of works are allowed for each building. Here at Eisenhower and XinXing, one artwork per classroom is chosen for the show. Click on the image to the right to see photos taken at the 2015 Youth Art Month show!
Youth Art Month 2014
Youth Art Month 2013
- Giving back to the community! Empty Bowls has been a Hopkins Tradition for over 15 years. Students from the elementary, junior high and high school partner with local artists and
programs to create hundreds of bowls to raise money for Resource West and the Hopkins Food Shelf. The event always takes place in March to correspond with Youth Art Month and our district Art Show at the Hopkins Center for the Arts. The spirit of Empty Bowls is to create a wonderful bowl to represent all the empty bowls in our community and to donate it freely from your heart to help someone in need. This year Empty Bowls raised over $81,000.00!
The Spring Arts Festival is another exciting event in which student artwork is on display. There is a scavenger hunt for art, student music performances, food and fun for all! Click on the image to the right to see photos taken at the 2014 Spring Fling event!
Click here to see photos from math & reading night the same evening- Board Room and Curriculum Office Display. Each year the art department is given a period of time to showcase student works both in the board room and outside the district offices. A variety of student work is chosen for this display.
- Student artwork is displayed throughout the main hallways and office of Eisenhower and XinXing. Displays change throughout the year.
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