Our Community Outreach Class for Senior Citizens

Mary Rustay teaches and assists iin pursuit of art, beauty and companionship.
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WAS-H Awards Its Third Annual Scholarship
to The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
By Wilson Windle, Outreach Director
WAS-H has awarded for the third year a $1,150 scholarship to a graduating senior
from the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Four applicants were forwarded to WAS-H by the Art Faculty of HSPVA, each one submitting a CD of images of their work, an Artist’s Statement, their resume and a bio. A review committee consisting of six Board members, Suzanne Leatherwood, Rosalie Ramsden, Reva Powers, Parrish Hirasaki, Stan Smith and Wilson Windle, reviewed the submissions and chose Portlynn Tagavi as the winner of the scholarship. The photographs of Portlynn’s pen drawings already reflect her considerable talent and skill as an artist. This scholarship is part of WASH’s Outreach Program.

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The Texas Children's Hospital Arts in Medicine (AIM) Program

Every Tuesday from 10am till Noon, WAS-H Volunteers spend quality time
with young cancer patients waiting for their treatments.


Sarah Kitigawa discovers two budding artists with the AIM Program.
The children become absorbed in the process of painting, a welcome
diversion during a difficult time in their lives.
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Kristine Smith encourages a carefully studied self-expression.


Jack Bowen Instructing



Get Ready, Get Set, PAINT!
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