Ravenscroft Fine Arts 2022-23

Fine Arts

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Welcome to the 2022-2023 season of Ravenscroft Fine Arts!

As Ravens of all ages fan out across our campus to expand their knowledge and explore their passions, we’re energized by the many ways they embrace trying new things — from writing their ABCs to mastering calculus and everything in between. A common thread throughout all of that learning is their engagement with the Fine Arts.

That’s no accident. We believe no education is complete without participation in the Fine Arts, and so we begin early. Lower School students enjoy a full Fine Arts curriculum, from visual arts and general music beginning in PreK and strings instruction beginning in Kindergarten, to private lessons and the opportunity to participate in drama productions, visual art, and band, choir, and string ensembles across our three divisions. Throughout our Ravens’ time here, they enjoy classes and extra-curricular opportunities designed to inspire creativity, facilitate teamwork, and ignite both a passion for self-expression and an appreciation of the work of others.

We are very proud of how many Ravens see themselves as artists and performers. And we know that could not happen without the generosity of our broader community. Thank you for all you do to help us make the Fine Arts such an integral part of the Ravenscroft experience.

We hope you enjoy our 2022-23 season.

Doreen C. Kelly Head of School

Welcome to the 2022-23 season of Fine Arts at Ravenscroft!

The arts continue to grow and thrive in our complex and interdependent world. We view ourselves as a community of artists, of all ages, with the common goal of enriching the lives of all people with whom we connect, on and off campus. Whether in the classroom, studio, on the stage, or on the screen, the study and interaction with the arts stimulates creativity for us all.

As we work our way through this school year, our teams collaboratively make adaptations to curricula that not only expand the foundations of the arts, but also promote creative projects in all areas. These adjustments rely on the input of our students and artistic national trends to form the direction of our programs.

Ravenscroft continues its commitment to cultivating the creative mind through engagement in our expanding programs. Students are positively impacted by participation, collaboration, and observation of activities that stimulate and bring together the hemispheres of the mind. Faculty encourage students to thrive in this course of study and to pursue a life connected to the arts.

We are committed to sharing our work with you, so, now more than ever, please keep up with the arts through social media accounts and the school’s Weekly Calendar for upcoming events, whether on the internet or on campus.

The Fine Arts Department is supported by the Fine Arts Association, the Friends of the Fine Arts, advertisers, and corporate partners. Please visit our pages on the https://ravenscroft.org website to see how to share your time and talent in our vibrant community.

David McChesney Director of Fine Arts

Fellow Ravenscroft Parents and Guardians,

As president of the Fine Arts Association, I would like to add my welcome to what promises to be another wonderful year for Fine Arts at Ravenscroft.

Over the past two years, performing arts organizations globally have continued to face challenges to bring the community back together. Seeing how Ravenscroft’s Fine Arts Department has navigated these continued challenges truly exemplifies why these teachers, students, and programs at Ravenscroft should be celebrated. Last year, students successfully performed LIVE IN-PERSON music concerts, the play “Lost Girl”, and the musicals “Into the Woods, Jr." and “The Drowsy Chaperone”. Our faculty worked so hard this past school year to provide students with all the experiences and advantages for which the Fine Arts Department at Ravenscroft is known.

As we forge ahead into 2022-23, I can’t wait to see how we continue to bring resilience and leadership to the Ravenscroft Fine Arts. For returning families, welcome back! For those joining the Ravenscroft family for the first time, it is my joy and privilege to introduce you to some of the diverse and wonderful opportunities that await you and your Ravens in the Fine Arts Department. Our provisional performance schedule has the comedy “The One Act Play That Goes Wrong” on October 14-15. Following this, we have the musical “Footloose” on February 3-5, and a Middle School musical on March 31-April 1. Performances by the band, choir, and string ensembles occur throughout the school year. Check out pages 6 and 7 for details on our upcoming season.

The Fine Arts Association is characterized by active parent and guardian volunteers who work with faculty to enable and support the many performances that take place throughout the year. There are many roles to play, including assistance with stage productions, ushering, behind-thescenes support from home, and more. There’s a place for everyone! If you would like to find out more about the Fine Arts Association, please join us at any of our meetings or contact me with any questions you may have or how to find the role that is right for you.

Kate Rigsbee

President, Ravenscroft Fine Arts Association (919) 414-9479; kate.rigsbee@claconnect.com

The Fine Arts

SEPTEMBER

Gallery Exhibition: Morton Committee Recent Acquisitions

21 8:15-9:15 Fine Arts Association Meeting

27 All Day Fine Arts Photos

All Day Fine Arts Photos

OCTOBER

Gallery Exhibition: Joyce Fillip, Visiting Artist

12 8:15-9:15 Fine Arts Association Meeting

14-15 7:00-9:30 Performance: The One Act Play That Goes Wrong

18 7:00-9:00 US Drama Class Sharing

19 7:00-8:30 Sixth Grade/MS Choir/Strings Concert

26 7:00-8:30 US Concert Choir and Wind Ensemble Concert

NOVEMBER

Gallery Exhibition: Upper School Photography

2 TBD MS StageTech Class Sharings

4 3:30-4:30 Private Lessons Recital

8 TBD Sixth Grade Drama/MS StageTech Showcases

8:15-9:15 Fine Arts Association Meeting 16 6:30-8:00 LS/Sixth Grade/MS/US Band Concert

DECEMBER

Gallery Exhibition: Upper School Photography 5 7:00-8:30 US Ensembles Perform Lessons and Carols at Christ Baptist Church

TBD Third/Fifth Grade Performance for LS

6:30-7:30 Third/Fifth Grade Performance for Parents

3:30-4:30 Private Lessons Recital

6:30-7:30 Raving Ravens LS Choir/LS String Orchestra/ Fifth Grade Band Performance

TBD Sixth Grade/MS Ensembles Perform for MS

JANUARY

Gallery Exhibition: Juried Art Exhibit

9 7:00-9:00 US Drama Class Sharing

8:15-9:15 Fine Arts Association Meeting

3:30-4:30 Private Lessons Recital

FEBRUARY Gallery Exhibition: Middle School Art

7:00-9:30 US Musical Performance of Footloose

2:00-4:30 US Musical Performance of Footloose

Fine Arts Association Meeting

MARCH

Exhibition: Lower School Art

Sixth Grade/MS Band/Choir/Strings Concert

7:00-8:30 US Wind Ensemble/Concert Choir/ String Symphony Concert

Fine Arts Association Meeting

3:30-4:30 Private Lessons Recital

7:00-8:30 MS Musical Performance

APRIL

Exhibition: Advanced Placement Art

7:00-8:30 MS Musical Performance

Senior Recital

Second/Fourth Grade Performance for LS

Second/Fourth Grade Performance for Parents

Fine Arts Association Meeting

All Strings Concert

Private Lessons Recital

All Choirs Concert

US Drama Student-Directed One Acts

All Bands Concert

All Day LS Ensembles to King’s Dominion Performance Festival

Exhibition: Upper School Art

Fourth/Fifth Grade Private Lessons Recital

Sixth Grade Drama Performance

Second/Third Grade Private Lessons Recital

All Day MS Ensembles to King’s Dominion Performance Festival

StageTech One Acts

First Grade Performance for LS

First Grade Performance for Parents

Please check the school website or parent portal on Veracross for complete and current calendar information.

Audience Etiquette

We kindly ask that you follow these simple guidelines:

* Please silence all electronic devices.

* No food, beverages, or chewing gum inside the theatre.

* If you arrive late or have to leave, please wait until there is a pause between selections or scenes; then enter or exit quietly.

* Please take small children on bathroom breaks before the performance begins.

* Small children unable to stay silent should be accompanied to the lobby until they are ready to return.

* Photos taken with cell phones or tablets create a visual distraction for members of the audience sitting next to and behind you, as well as on stage. Please be mindful of keeping your camera at a reasonable level so as not to cause distraction.

* Avoid using flash photography.

* Stay seated until intermission or the end of the performance.

* Hold your applause until the end of a musical selection.

* Restrict conversations with those around you to before and after performances so as to not distract others in the audience.

* Recycle unwanted programs and booklets into baskets provided when exiting the theatre.

Thank you!

Raving Ravens Lower School Choir

Lower School String Orchestra

Violin

Carter

Grayer English

Hanna

Hessler

Holman

Hykal

Keister

Khan

Lambert

Martin

Minsley

Redmond

Renna

Director: Mrs. Tasi Matthews

Associate Director: Mrs. Pamela Kelly

Accompanist: Mrs. S.K. Chipley

Joey Robbins

Santacaterina

Saunders

Tayrose

Vassallo

Viola Ellie Coats

Meier

Gupta

Meier

Miller

Fifth Grade Band

Sixth Grade Strings

Cello

Ash

Stringer

Sixth

Sixth Grade Drama

Sixth Grade Choir

Middle School String Ensemble

Violin

Corrinne Carter

Hatefi

Karolyna Huntanar

Janice Jeong Trey Messier

Munford

Nickolas

Ziqi Qiu

Reives

Anna-Belle Shaw

Sotomayor

Director: Mrs. Pamela Kelly

Accompanist: Mrs. S.K. Chipley

Artist in Residence: Mrs. Anne Leyland

Logan Warren Katya Wilfret

Wolborsky

Ye

Debrah

Hollingshead

Cello

Rivera

Middle

Band

Soprano

Middle School Choir

Baritone

Zara

Middle School StageTech

Chip Gehring

Upper School Stagecraft

Huebner

Cate Mills

Stringer

Madison Anysz

Bussey

Cobin

Crane

Earwood

Herbert

Jeff

Kantor

Krouse

Upper School Drama

Cole MacKinnon

Macey Malik Adelaide Malynn Abbey McCuen

Nusbickel

Parker Sydney Parrish

Perry

Quezada

Kaia Ramakrishnan

Robinson

Seidenfrau

Wells

Williams

Wydick

Mr. Jason Sharp

Flute

Clarinet

Clarinet

Upper School

Wind Ensemble

Trumpet

Trombone

Dirks

Bass Trombone

Tuba

Smith

Euphonium

Dan

Soprano

Anysz

Awasthi

Eichler

Gupta

Mizelle

Yoo

Director: Dr. Robert Strebendt

Assistant Director: Mrs. Mary Royall Hight

Accompanist: Mrs. S.K. Chipley

Upper School

Concert Choir

Violin

Upper School

Brooks

Bennett Gillespie

Hauck

Henderson

Director: Mrs. Pamela Kelly

Accompanist: Mrs. S.K. Chipley

Garrett Hill Maria Luo Grace Petrov Zihui Qiu Will Robbins

Kylie Scott

Audrey Stock Jillian Wadley

Wilfret Emma Wolff

Artist in Residence: Mrs. Anne Leyland

String Symphony

Josh

National Art Honor Society

To qualify for nomination, students must have completed three semesters of Upper School Art and received an A-minus or higher for these courses while maintaining a 3.00 GPA. Students also must have completed the necessary community service hours for their grade level. Students are identified by the registrar and community service advisor once a year, at the end of the first semester.

Grace McDaniel Harrison Poole

Hunter Family Scholarship Recipients

Sam Caplan Tul Cherukuri Sophia Hopper

Macey Malik Olivia Rivera Jenna Seidenfrau

Benya Wilfret Lila Wilson

This scholarship, created in 2001 by the R. Merrill Hunter Family, recognizes a student who has shown a marked proficiency and commitment in the fine and performing arts, maintained an average of B+ or higher and demonstrated qualities of character, integrity, and leadership. Each spring, students entering the ninth grade may apply for this scholarship. Candidates are chosen through an application process that includes submission of recommendations, a résumé, and a portfolio or video/audio recording. Finalists then undergo an interview and live portfolio review or audition with the Scholarship Committee. Hunter Scholars must continue to meet the scholarship criteria throughout their Upper School experience.

The Morton Committee

In 1997, Bob Timberlake established the Hugh Morton, Jr. Art Collection in memory of his good friend and colleague. The collection is permanently housed in the Fine Arts Center. Each year, the Morton Committee visits different art venues and selects a piece of art to add to our permanent collection. We value this collection for its ability to enrich our lives. The individual pieces of art are also used as teaching tools to explain different techniques and styles of art to our students. The collection is a wonderful legacy for future generations.

Sponsors: Mrs. Amelia Karpowtiz, Mrs. Jennifer Lam, Mrs. Erin Stelling, Ms. Allison Tierney

Samantha Brock Laurel Caplan Amaya Crichlow

Grayer English Emilia Hewitt Grace McDaniel

Carys Thomas Shirley Yang

Tri-M Music Honor Society

Madison Anysz

Pierce Augusti

Antonio Barbone

Jadyn Carmon Tul Cherukuri Oliver Fesko

Bennett Gillespie Alexa Gillon Michael Griffin

Andrew Guenard Liam Henley Garrett Hill Sophia Hopper Maria Luo Grayson Marty James Milburn-Pyle Phoebe Moser Tony Quan

Montana Ramakrishnan Kylie Scott Jenna Seidenfrau Skyler Riley Jasmine Tran Jillian Wadley Eun Yoo

Founded in 1936 by Frances and Alexander Harley, Tri-M Music Honor Society, formerly known as Modern Music Masters, offers life-time membership in a worldwide honorary organization for musical high school students. It is designed to recognize upper school band, choir and strings students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service activities, and to inspire other students to excel at music and leadership.

Sponsors: Mrs. Pamela Kelly, Dr. Kelly Nivison, Mr. Matthew Parunak, Dr. Robert Strebendt

International Thespian Society

The International Thespian Society exists to honor student achievement in theatre. Students earn points by participating in productions on stage and backstage. Once ten points have been earned, students are eligible for induction into Ravenscroft's Troupe #5778.

Sponsors: Mrs. Abbey Maxwell, Mr. Jason Sharp

Concerto Competition Awards

Division I Taylor Fagan, Voice

Division II Sam Caplan, Cello

This competition is for elite musicians who perform one movement from an advanced concerto or sonata, which are musical works written in three or four movements, or one with the same length and level of difficulty as a concerto movement. Students perform in front of regionally acclaimed judges, who select a winner for Division I (grades 9-12) and a winner for Division II (grade 8 and below). On occasion, a student is awarded an Honorable Mention, which is not specific to either division.

S.K. Chipley Staff Accompanist

Mary Royall Hight

Lower School General Music; Lower, Middle, & Upper School Choir

Amelia Karpowitz

Lower School Visual Art

Pamela Kelly Middle & Upper School Strings

Jennifer Lam Middle School Visual Art

Tasi Matthews

Lower School Strings

Fine Arts

Kristen McCarthy ‘14 Lower School Visual Art

David McChesney Director of Fine Arts

Elisabeth McChesney Administrative Coordinator, Fine Arts Department

Kelly Nivison

Lower, Middle, & Upper School Band

Katie O’Neill

Lower School General Music; Lower School Choir

Matthew Parunak

Lower, Middle, & Upper School Band

Abbey Maxwell Middle School Drama & StageTech

Deborah Rutland Long Term Drama Substitute

Faculty & Staff

Jason Sharp

Upper School

Drama & Stagecraft; Theatre Manager

Erin Stelling

Upper School Visual Art; Gallery Coordinator

Private Lessons Teachers

Private Lessons Coordinators

Melodie Bobbitt

Robert Strebendt

Brass

Darrion Keck

Matthew Parunak

Percussion

Casey D'Sola

Strings

Pamela Kelly Anne Leyland Nate Leyland Tasi Matthews

Voice Mary Royall Hight

Rebecca Ledford Robert Strebendt

Robert Strebendt

Middle & Upper School Choir

Piano

Melodie Bobbitt S.K. Chipley Claudia Hinson Rebecca Ledford

Allison Tierney

Middle & Upper School Visual Art

Woodwinds Kelly Nivison Jamie Staton

Artist in Residence Anne Leyland Strings

Gallery

AUGUSTSEPTEMBER Morton Committee Recent Acquisitions Exhibition

Kiki Farish Code of Conduct Graphite on Clayboard

In 25 years of its existence, the Hugh Morton, Jr. Art Collection has served as both an ever-expanding legacy and a valued educational resource. The collection has grown to more than 90 works of art. During August and September, the most recent additions to the collection will be on view in the gallery.

OCTOBER

Joyce Fillip Visiting Artist Exhibition

When painting in watercolor or in oil, Joyce looks to create a dialogue between the shape of the plant and the background environment. The color of the plant forms in her paintings are often invented. Instead of representing a plant as in nature, Joyce seeks to find a harmonizing color scheme that seems most suited to the character of the plant.

Joyce Fillip Study in Blue Oil on Panel 8"x 8"

Pugh Family Lobby - Fine Arts Center

NOVEMBERDECEMBER

Upper School Photography Exhibition

This exhibit showcases the work of students in Photo I and Advanced Placement Photography/2D Design. Beginning students exhibit work from their exploration in the darkroom with silver gelatin prints and photograms. AP students exhibit analog, digital, and experimental photographic processes from their own concentration.

JANUARY

Juried Student Art Exhibition

The Juried Student Exhibition is an opportunity for students from all grades to submit their best artwork for a chance to have their work displayed in the gallery. Included works and prize winners will be chosen by guest curators from the school. Showcasing the work of Ravenscroft art students, this exhibition highlights the range of media and approaches being taught in the visual arts classes.

Lilja Gudmundsson '23 Untitled Silver Gelatin Print

Xe Van den Brand '25 Ice Cavern Acrylic on Canvas

Gallery Exhibition 2022-2023

FEBRUARY Middle School Art Exhibition

The Middle School Art Exhibition features the creative work of our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade visual art students. Throughout the year, these students explore art history and thematic ideas to inspire work that represents their unique experiences, ideas, and observations. The exhibition showcases a variety of media including drawing, painting, print making, and ceramics.

Sareena Singh '27

Blooming Sunflower Charcoal on Paper

MARCH

Lower School Art Exhibition

Throughout the year, students are introduced to artists and their individual styles and techniques. They will explore and apply a variety of media including drawing, painting, collage, printmaking, weaving, sculpture, and more. Art in Lower School allows students to experiment with technique and materials while following instruction to create pieces that become keepsakes for years to come.

Debbie Ouyang '30 Untitled Chalk Pastel

Pugh Family Lobby - Fine Arts Center

APRIL

Advanced Placement Art and Photography Exhibition

Prior to a juried portfolio review, the Advanced Placement Art students showcase work from their concentration on themes of their own choosing. Students work individually to expand their abilities technically and conceptually throughout the year to develop their own voice through painting, drawing, and photography. These students work hard refining their skills and the end products are exceptional pieces of art.

Josie Ludlam '23 Past Me Oil Paint on Panel

MAY Upper School Art Exhibition

Students from Art I, II, and the Advanced Art classes showcase their work created throughout the year. The show features the exploration of design principles in several different media, such as acrylic, gouache, watercolor, and techniques that range from flat or abstract to pictorial realism. Students delve into art that touches the heart and mind through the pursuit of unique ideas and themes.

Grace McDaniel '24

Calm Watercolor and Graphite

The Visiting Artist Portfolio Series

Joyce Fillip

Former Ravenscroft teacher from 1996-2020.

The Visiting Artist

Portfolio Series is sponsored by the Victor E. Bell, III '74 Endowment Fund.

When art and science were linked in equal pursuit of the unknown, botanical images were more than just pretty flowers. Botanical illustrations created by explorers to far-off lands and historic photographs used to document unknown species have inspired my artwork for many years. Magnified images of plant forms are the subject of my photography and paintings. Photographing regional plants with a backdrop of marbleized papers, my goal is to isolate the stunning shapes and forms of these unique organisms.

Through my work in collage, I have found freedom to work in a stream of consciousness, juxtaposing shapes of marbleized paper with the suggestions from the origins and dates of the stamps. Often a person or a country depicted on a stamp leads me in an artistic direction that I feel identifies that time and place in history. The shapes and colors work as a puzzle to highlight the stamps' origins.

I find all of these different approaches to making art fulfill my desire to find a connection through this microcosm. Scientists today seek answers in a macrocosm with a new lens, the Webb Telescope.

The Fine Arts Association gives special thanks to the following Friends of Fine Arts for their support of, and help in, the Fine Arts Department. Your generosity is much appreciated.

We also thank those who contributed after publication.

Deanna and Zeb Anderson

The Avery Family

Elisa and Tony Barbone

Amanda and Charlie Britt

Tiffany and Byron Brooks

Wes Brown

Judith and Simon Capell Erica and Bill Carter

Eva and Fenton Covington

The Creedon Family

Chinmoyee and Sudhir Deshpande Anne ‘96 and Jonathan English

The Fesko Family

Goodberry’s Frozen Custard * Tina and Jeff Gordon

Aimee and Ryan Henley Adalyn (Xuanyuan) Huang’s Family

Image 360 * Johnson Lexus *

Pamela and Rob Kelly Anne and Geoff Krouse Jennifer and John Lam Maria Luo and Family

The MacLaren Family

Maginnis Howard *

Tasi and Jason Matthews & Family

Elisabeth and David McChesney

Drs. Janice and Robert Messier

Jen and Don Munford

Newcomb and Company * North Hills Implant and Oral Surgery * North Ridge Country Club * Katie and Mike O’Neill Kate and Tim Rigsbee Renaissance Dental Center *

Rising Sun Pools and Spas * The Rivera Family The Robbins Family Rocky Top Catering * Mrs. Deborah Rutland The Schechtmans Melanie Settles *

The Stelling Family

The Sugar Family Laura and Richard Thomas Kate and Kevin Thompson Triangle Dentistry * Turner Asphalt * Dr. Gerald Upton & Dr. Nancy Henshaw Urban Food Group *

The Violin Exchange

The Wadley Family Stacy and Keith Ward Wells Orthodontics *

The Wilfret / Tatarchuk Family Xaden ‘26 and Lila ‘23 Wilson Jenny and Charles '78 Winston

* Corporate Partner

Fine Arts Association

The Fine Arts Association is made up of volunteers who support the faculty in promoting department events. Provide your support or make new friends by joining us! Be as active as you wish, or support us from home; there are many opportunities to help!

Some of our activities include:

*Writing, editing, and producing the Fine Arts Booklet.

*Promoting and supporting Fine Arts events.

*Ushering guests at performances.

*Assisting with costumes and props for performances.

If your Raven is involved in Fine Arts, or you have a passion for it, join us at 8:15 in Jones Theatre for our monthly meetings, located in the Fine Arts Center on:

September 21 October 12 November 16 January 18 February 15 March 15 April 19

Steering Committee

President Kate Rigsbee

Vice-President Amelia Warner

Secretary Erica Carter

Treasurer Elisabeth McChesney

Past President Simon CapellFine Arts Booklet Elisa Barbone

Director of Parent Engagement Brooke McDaniels

Parent Alumni Representative Susan Sugar

Parent Association Liaison Simon Capell

Photography Amanda Britt, Simon CapellPromotion & Social Media Erin McKnightVolunteer Coordinator Stacy Ward

Anton Barbone

You have entertained so many with your musical talent; keep performing and warming hearts.

Congratulations on your graduation!

Love, Mom, Dad, Tatiana & Alexandra

Alumni Fine Arts Hall of Fame Award

The Alumni Fine Arts Hall of Fame Award, presented by the Ravenscroft Alumni Association, recognizes alumni and teachers who have exemplified an incredible tradition of achievement, service, and integrity.

2013-2014 William Joyner '80, Voice 2014-2015 Emily Procter '86, Drama 2017-2018 Marriott Little '47, Visual Arts 2018-2019 Jill Muti, Administration 2019-2020 Michael C. Hall '89, Drama

Congratulations to the Class of 2023! Ravens are meant to soar.

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Index to Ensembles and Honors

Lower School String

Ravens Lower School Choir

Grade Band

Sixth Grade Choir

Grade Drama

Sixth Grade Strings

School Band.

Middle School Choir

School StageTech.

School String

Music

School

School

School String

School Wind

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