Carver Visual Arts is incredibly proud of Kimberly Rodriguez, whose artwork was selected as one of only eight student artworks from across Aldine ISD for the 2026 MASBA Art Contest! Kimberly was the only Carver High School student selected this year.

This year’s theme was “Nuestra Voz, Nuestro Futuro,” and Kimberly’s artwork was not only selected for this special honor—it was also auctioned and sold for $300!

Congratulations, Kimberly! We are so proud to have you representing Carver Visual Arts!

Carver Artists Selected for Statewide Exhibition!

Congratulations to Marrissa McNeil and Josue Ulloa, whose artwork has been selected for the 2026 Texas Art Education Association txEDCON TASA/TASB Exhibition!

Marrissa’s artwork, “Caught A Vibe,”

and Josue’s artwork, “Guardian’s Mansion,”

were exhibited at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, October 8–11.

Their work was displayed alongside student artwork from across the state of Texas and helped showcase the importance of quality visual arts education.

Congratulations, Marrissa and Josue! 

In addition, our NAHS Chapter participated in MECA’s annual Día de Muertos/Day of the Dead Exhibition 2026, a community event honoring Mexican traditions through art, culture, and remembrance.
 
During the weekend exhibit setup on October 11th, Carver HS NAHS students and Visual Arts Teachers from Carver HS collaborated to design and build our ofrenda (altar) installation. The altar incorporated traditional elements such as paper marigolds and flowers, and sugar skulls, along with personal and symbolic items created by students to honor loved ones. Students were encouraged to express cultural respect and creativity through homemade and hand-crafted decorations.
 
Thank you for representing Carver Visual Arts and Aldine ISD!