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| These paintings are by artist Laura Reeder. She uses acrylic paint. | In the CMS library, artist Laura Reeder speaks to students about her artwork. Her exhibit was planned for November 2009 through February 2010. | This artwork represents Laura Reeder's experiences on Sept. 11th. She was in NYC on that fateful day. |
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| Ms. Reeder talks about the importance of using a sketchbook when planning larger works of art. | Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth graders listen intently while munching on cupcakes. Laura Reeder spoke to students during 10th period on December 15th, 2009. | Ms. Reeder is currently doing post graduate work at Syracuse University. She is also involved with Partners in Art Education. |
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| An old clock and old-fashioned sewing bobbins create unity. | Mrs. Conte-Gaugel speaks while Hannah R. looks on. | Assemblage by Barbara Conte-Gaugel |
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| Refreshments are served as part of the Visiting artist lecture. | A collection of buttons, an old ring and a Kodak slide complete this arrangement. | Three of Mrs. Conte-Gaugel's pieces are displayed above the bookshelves. |
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| Mrs. Conte-Gaugel spoke of finding objects on trips to Ireland and France. | Many of the students participating are members of the CMS art club. | The art lecture took place on Tuesday, February 23, 2010. |
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| Sheri D'Elia standing under one of her mixed media works. | Ms. D'Elia is a professional artist. She used to work at CMS. | Michael Moody speaks to the students about his work. |
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| Mr. Moody is a recipient of the NFYA grant. | Lorraine Savidge combines sewing and art. Here she uses an antique Singer to demonstrate a technique. | Mrs. Savidge was a crowd favorite. Her work is very unique! |
