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By Kendra Marie Hitt
Special to the Rappahannock News
Once again it’s that time of year when the art classes from RCHS host their annual art show.
On Jan. 28, during the Parent-Teacher Conferences from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., parents will be allowed to see several art displays ranging across different styles.
Every art student will have a piece of his or her work displayed from the semester. Not only will parents be able to see how much work has gone into their children’s projects, but some pieces will be on sale from two dollars and up.
The money raised from the sale of artwork will be split between each artist and the school, which will put the funds raised towards new art supplies.
Students will have one or more works of art showing that night, including Albert DoddHenze’s. Dodd-Henze plans on creating art as a career that will show off his individuality. Excited about the show all he had to say was, “Buy my art.”
This year’s art show will also feature three students who won the Martin Luther King, Jr. contest at Lord Fairfax Community College. First and
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