| Media Arts |  |  | | Students study Man Ray & have special Photo Passes in Digital Photography Classes |
The Art and Media Arts Departments at Highland Park Senior High give students a challenging & engaging arts education . We offer IB Art & Design courses, Art History, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Mixed Media, Filmmaking, Photography, Computer Imaging & Design, and Global Film Studies. We have kiln and raku capabilities as well as a state of the art Media Arts lab. Our classes serve all Highland students. Our students have been successful in their classes and have received honors and special recognition. Their work has debuted  | | Weegee Famous Crime Photographer |
at the Honors Exhibit at the Minnesota Museum of Art, photos have been shown on Jones Soda Pop labels, and films shown at the Walker Art Center. Our mission is to serve all Highland Students, to work with the community arts organizations and to engage students in creative & technical learning.
Patricia  | | Poster by Kaya Allen |
Canelake / Media Arts, Documentary Filmmaking, Digital Photography and Computer Design, Global Film Studies, Newspaper Advisor
Susan Linn / IB Art & Design, Ceramics & Sculpture, Mixed Media, Drawing
Keri Schultz/ IB Art & Design, Painting, Art History, Pre-IB, AVID,  | | Cartoon series by Brian Johnston |
Mixed Media
Department Chair: Patricia Canelake
Media Arts curriculum involves students in learning creative technology in our Media Arts Lab & Studio. Courses include Documentary Filmmaking, Digital Photography & Design, and Global Film Studies/Cultural Bridge Project.
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 Patricia Canelake's Website
View Patricia Canelake's web site/ includes biography, new work, public art, videos, and links
Homage to Man Ray
Students study and pay homage to well-known photograhers
Poster Assignment
Image & Words are combined to create clever messages
Australian Cultural Exchange
Curriculum & Class Rubric
Image Gallery:
Media Arts
Image Gallery:
Photographs
Documentary Films by Highland Park Students
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Highland Park Free Press
Students at Highland are able to express their opinions, news, and talents through our school newspaper. We meet every thursday in Ms. Canelake's room 317. The newspaper is distributed free to every student in their advisory rooms. All students are invited to voice their ideas for our paper, and/or become part of the paper through occasional contributions or as staff members.
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