The Map Is Not The Territory

Exhibition of Stuart Hall HS students at SFO Museum February - March 2013

Thomas Namara - United States Cut-out Map above cover digital design by Sklyer Dayton

Stuart Hall High School honors our interconnected world with the theme: The Map is not the Territory. Students from 9th through 12th grade have created works in 2D media to express their ideas about this topic. In media from digital design to traditional drawing and painting, stu-dents look to areas such as communication, sports, politics and cultural stereotypes as they approach this poetic theme from their unique point of view. Stuart Hall is a single-sex boys school within the co-educational four-school community of Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco. Together with Convent of the Sacred Heart High School, the high schools make up the the innovative model known as Hall & Heart, offering cross-registration in some classes as well as co-ed extracurricular activities and sports.

The Schools are rooted in and directed by the goals of Sacred Heart education. Sacred Heart has a worldwide presence through over 200 schools in an international network spanning over 40 countries in Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa. This exhibition offers an ideal opportunity for our students to express their sense of our international relationships. Stuart Hall High School is located on the edge of Pacific Heights and Japantown. Drawing from our rich heritage, the diverse neighborhoods of San Francisco and our international connections, we offer an innova-tive values-based program rich in the arts, math, science and the humanities.

At SFO Museum Terminal 1 / baggage claim areaFebruary 1 - March 30, 2013

The Map Is Not The Territory is an exhibition with work by 33 Stuart Hall HS artists 9 - 12 grade have created 47 works of art using digital design, pho-tography, painting, drawing and collage.

The show was curated by Patter Hellstrom and Stuart Hall sophomore Dunham McBride

Beto Wetter- My Cousins , Xa Conrad - Terminal One, Carter Evans - The World and Liam Lynch - SFO Mapping

Demetri Sakellaropoulos & Marco Barajas - Evolution of Transportation, Tony Wang - Blood of the City and Connections Kieran O’Dorerty - Sport Connects

Kurt Eskicioglo - Out of this World! and Collin Allen - Stuart Hall Digital Design

Demetri Sakellaropoulos & Marco Barajas - Redrawn Map, Ivan Balarin - Expanded View, Pavlos Peritos - Around the World and Trenton Lowe - Faces of Africa

Kailan Santos - Self Portrait, RonValencia -Equanimity and The Ocean Map and Brandon Joa - Broadway Bay View

Skyler Dayton - Flight Portfolio pieces and Colin Allen - SF Digital Design

TJ Polite - Our World, Shing-Hoi Lau - Off the Charts andDaniel Monsour - Money Makes the World Go Round

Niccolo Degliantoni - Globe, Elijah Tolentino - The Earth Body, Liam Campbell - Holding the Globe

Armani Collins - Over and Underpasses and Benji Bapuopeleh - Culture Expressed

Niccolo Degliantoni - The City

Benzi Blatman - Landmarks, Declan Ebeling - The Bay and Pavlos Peritos - Bridge

Brando Joa - Dichotomy and Genero Covelli - Redwood Connection

Duncan McDonell - World View

Joseph Fink - The Voice

Dominic LaCounte - Abstract

Dominic LaCounte - The Eye

Thomas Namara - Retro Travel Poster

Morgan Law - Hwy One

Justin Hom - Bridge Connection

Morgan Law - Surf Flag

Connor McKeon - Paper Airplanes