World of Creativity

By: Brianna Dreger and Lindsey Clark

Do you have a passion for arts, crafts and creativity? The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is a club that will help young artists’ artistic and creative skills flourish. They use their creativity to make the Wethersfield community bright and colorful. The club is advised by Andrea Haas, an art teacher for level III and AP art classes.

The club meets every Wednesday after school for a get together to plan for upcoming  projects or community service opportunities, and to build their present projects. At the last meeting, November fourteenth, they continued to make simple, yet stylish jewelry that they will be selling in December.

The members of NAHS recently had an event known as Paint Night which was on November first. It was an event where anyone can attend and paint, no matter what  artistic skills you have. There were even snacks and drinks. The Paint Night was a huge success as eighty people attended the event.

“Paint night was a huge success and 80 people were in attendance. This includes parents teachers and students! We are planning another Paint Night for January or February.” Haas said.

Paint Night is not the only event that has planning underway. There is a national exhibit where students of the NAHS can show off one piece of their artwork by submitting their piece by December fifth.

“Students are invited to participate in a national exhibit where anyone from all over the country who is a member of NAHS submits one piece of artwork and writes a brief summary about their artwork.”  Haas said.

The members are even planning to have the Empty Bowls project which will take place in the spring and the NAHS will eventually culminate with a soup dinner event with all proceeds to benefit the food bank.

The members of the NAHS are also thinking about volunteering at Highcrest and Charles Wright to help out by hanging and taking down exhibits.

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