At the end of last month, myself and the other art teachers at American International School were proud to host the first ever whole school art show. We took over the school hall for a week and exhibited student art work from across the whole school so works by 3 year-olds shared a space with works by 18 year-olds.  As we are a small community we could do this and it was a success.

I was thrilled with the quality of work and the variety on display was fascinating. I hope this will happen again next year.  Here are some highlights:

Early Childhood drawing all the way to Grade 12 paper cut outs with a political message.

Day of the Dead skulls by Grade 5

Drawings and plaster fish by Grade 3

Sketchbooks: Linear perspective and self-portrait drawings by Grade 8

Fans by Grade 7

Land Art photos by Grade 7

Figurative sculptures by High School students

Sculpture & photography by High School

Paper cuts by High School

Three proud Art Teachers. From left to right: Holly (Elementary), Me (Middle) & Brett (High)

If you want to see more, then visit my classroom website where I have more pictures from the show and artwork from my Middle School students.