LHS Pop Up Art Show Returns

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Mishall Quraishi, Community Manager
May 15, 2026
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The annual Pop-Up Art Show took place from Thursday, May 7 to Wednesday May 8 in the main gym. The art show displayed the works of many talented student artists taking art classes ranging from AP Portfolio to Ceramics, Photography and more. The Pop-Up Art Show was open all periods throughout the day for classes and individual students to look through the many displays. 

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Glazed pottery created by LHS students are showcased on a pedestal. These pots and vases are handmade with intricate designs and the usage of multiple colours to create eye catching gradients.
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