Artwork & Collections
Boiler Plant Graffiti	The former Watts Hospital boiler plant, an eyesore for many years, will be demolished in the summer of 2001. Also departing will be the graffiti that students were allowed to paint on the walls of the plant in the last few weeks of the 2000-01 school year.  This virtual exhibit is intended to preserve the students' handiwork.
High-Speed	This collection of photos of high-speed phenomena by NCSSM students was originally prepared for a show at the George H. Eastman International Museum of Photography. The exhibit is now displayed in the NCSSM E-Lab.
Optical Toys	This fascinating collection of pre-20th century optical toys and illusionary devices was donated by Dr. Ralph E. Wileman in 1996.  It is now on display in the second floor mezzanine of the Educational Technology Center.
Shells	This large collection of  shells was originally gathered by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Browne during travels in the Pacific. The Browns left the collection to Marvin Ligon, who donated them to NCSSM.
SiO2 Sculpture	The NCSSM Sand Sculpture was created April 27-29, 1998 by a group of students and staff.  Architect and sculptor Edwin T. Moore helped with the design.
Staff Art	NCSSM's Innovation Grant Program funded this gallery of staff art and crafts projects.  These works attest to the fact that creativity doesn't end once a person leaves work.
Student Art	This gallery of NCSSM student artwork includes paintings, drawings, sculpture, pottery, ceramics, and computer art.
Stepping Stones	These tilings were created by students in the Fall, '98, Explorations in Geometry class.  They used broken pieces of stained glass, mirrors, and ceramic tiles in concrete molds.   The patterns have both artistic and mathematical significance.