Witch Hunted
What is it about human nature that makes social panic and mob mentality possible?
Old School vs. Now
Does art represent, record, and predict history?
The Prime Directive
Influenced by Star Trek’s Prime Directive principle, this exhibition showcased our students’ work in computer programming, art, critical thinking, and humanities.
The Making of the Modern Teen
Student-driven, interactive art exhibition exploring the unique experiences and challenges of today’s teenagers.
Coded Structures, Decoded Identities
A city of paper sculpture, exploring unexpected and disturbing intersections between mathematics, computer programming, social constructs, cultural identities, and architecture.
ComplexCity
Digital graffiti and social justice cartography exhibition.
ArtPower Film Festival!
UCSD and HTHMA student film festival of true stories.
Mythologies
Roland Barthes, performance and code!
Unfamiliar Landscapes
12th grade computer coding, art and research exhibition investigating, “Unfamiliar Landscapes.”
Adaptations
Silent film production with live score/foley performances featured at The Sushi Center for Performing Arts.
Illuminated Mathemetics
The beauty of math in our world articulated through a multimedia arts exhibition at The Sushi Center for Performing Arts.
Turning Points Toy Theater
Narrative mixed media, Victorian toy arts, and historically informed performances featured at The Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego.
Hidden Garden Exhibition
In a hidden garden revived from the 1920s, 100 students collaborate across multiple disciplines to illuminate the environment through an evening exhibition.
ArtPower! Film Fest 2
UCSD and HTHMA student film festival of true stories (round 2)!
2110 – Environmental Science Fiction Films
In what world do you want to live in? Science fiction film festival at The Museum of Photographic Arts!
Invisibility
Bringing the invisible to light. This was the first 12th grade exhibition at HTHMA and was featured at The Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego.
High Tech High
Art and technology projects by Margaret Noble's 12th grade students at High Tech High Media Arts. This site is an archive of their work and experiences.
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