MSA hosts week-long arts camp

Published 10:00 pm Saturday, June 7, 2014

DAILY LEADER / KATIE WILLIAMSON / Mississippi School of the Arts Summer Camp artwork hangs on the walls of Enochs Hall Gallery on Friday, June 6.

DAILY LEADER / KATIE WILLIAMSON / Mississippi School of the Arts Summer Camp artwork hangs on the walls of Enochs Hall Gallery on Friday, June 6.

The Mississippi School of the Arts wrapped-up its first annual summer camp. 44 students from across the state participated in various art programs throughout the week.

On Friday, June 6 students displayed their work through vocal performances, literary showcases, theater improvisations, dance routines and an art exhibit.

DAILY LEADER / KATIE WILLIAMSON / Gage Rivera and Grace Sanders, two rising high school juniors, performed ballet together during the Mississippi School of the Arts Summer Camp Showcase.

DAILY LEADER / KATIE WILLIAMSON / Gage Rivera and Grace Sanders, two rising high school juniors, performed ballet together during the Mississippi School of the Arts Summer Camp Showcase.

The camp was supported by a grant from the Mississippi Arts Commission through the Mississippi legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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MSA is one of two specialty schools in the state (the other being Mississippi School for Math and Science). MSA focuses on visual, literary and performance arts. The school requires a two-year commitment from high school juniors and seniors.