Linton-Stockton High School Art Club Bus Project

Saturday, September 23, 2017

By Patti Danner

In August 2017, Greene County resident Rick West bought a 1977 Chevy short bus, once used by turkey hunters, to use for hauling his off-road equipment. Needing a new paint job, West contacted LSHS Art Teacher Taylor Dunham. Dunham and her Art Club have spent over 100 collective hours turning the bus into a rolling exhibit of the art of Greene County's youth. West says to look for the bus in Greene County and don't forget to say hello! The following photos are from LSHS's Homecoming Parade Sept. 22 2017

Linton's Lainee Ellis, Baya Ward and Ryder Joe Ward stopped by (By Patti Danner)
The bus as it waits for the parade to start (By Patti Danner)
All Hail the Mothership (By Patti Danner)
Interior design (By Patti Danner)

The inside, so far. West plans to host a mobile talk show from this space. (By Patti Danner)
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Rick West with Art Club member senior Lauryn Miller. (By Patti Danner)
Miller poses with some new fans (By Patti Danner)
Honk if you love hippies! (By Patti Danner)
LSHS Art Club members Jade Geatches-sophomore, Rogan Mayfield-freshman, Emily Hayden-junior, Lauryn Miller-senior, Art Teacher Taylor Dunham and Rick West (By Patti Danner)
West and Dunham affix a banner to the bus West calls "Pam" (By Patti Danner)
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Ready to go (By Patti Danner)
Along for the ride (By Patti Danner)
Students have signed the bus near their artwork (By Patti Danner)
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It's a hippie thing...... (By Patti Danner)