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 Annual Scholarship
to The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
By Wilson Windle, Outreach Director
One other aspect of WAS-H’s Outreach Program is our annual $1,000
scholarship to a student at HISD’s High School for the Performing and Visual
Arts (HSPVA). Each year, three senior students selected by the faculty of
HSPVA submit their work to be judged by a committee of board members of
WAS-H. This year’s winner was Ellen Phillips. An image of her work is shown
to the left. She has been accepted by the Maryland Institute College of Art in
Baltimore, Maryland.
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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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A new experience for children and volunteers at the children's tables.


Jack Bowen Instructing at Texas Children's Hospital AIM Program.



Get Ready, Get Set, PAINT!
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