Dr. Cheryl Iozzo, Mrs. Elizabeth Vazquez, Mr. Ben Quesnel, Ms. Julie Nixon,

Mrs. Lisa Scarogni, Mrs. Jaimie Charles, and Mrs. Shekaiba Bennett

Heidi Farnum

Hannah Hochman

Arianne Pires

Ella Piu

Adam Shin

Chloe Stranzl

Greta Garcia

Alexa Loera

Yihan Shao

Lulu Wang

MoCA 2025 - Humans and Nature: A Changing Relationship

This year’s theme examines the intricate balance between human activity and Earth’s biodiversity. While industrialization, deforestation, and pollution have driven species toward extinction and accelerated climate change, efforts to conserve and protect are gaining ground. Through art, we explore the evolving relationship between humans and nature, revealing both the harm caused and the resilience needed for restoration. High school student artists participating from the surrounding CT and NY for our 10th annual show.

Congratulations to the following students who have their art showcased at MoCA (Museum of Contemporary Art in Westport, CT):

Morgan Kelley

Ingrid Imp

Sofia Alves

Alexa Loera

Lily Guarner

Adam Shin

Owen Kwon

This annual exhibition of high school seniors' artwork gives aspiring artists an opportunity to work behind-the-scenes to produce a KMA exhibition. Students take on the roles of graphic designer, curator, exhibition designer, art installer, and artist as they collaborate with Museum professionals to mount the exhibition. Young Artists is now in its 42nd consecutive year and showcases over 350 artworks from nearly 40 high schools throughout Fairfield, Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester counties.

This year's edition of the Young Artists exhibition will be on view to the public February 12 - March 2, 2025. The Opening Reception for artists and their families will be on Sunday February 9th from 2:00-3:30pm and 3:30-5:00pm. Reservations are required.

Congratulations to the following Seniors who will represent GHS in the Katonah Museum Young Artists exhibition:

Congratulations to William Schuhmacher for his ceramic piece titled: "Mind Under Siege"

Front Row: Ellie Malone, Jacklyn Pizzella, Jasmine Scott, Yume Inagawa, Addison Panarella

Back Row: Silas Cook, Connor DeVries, Morgan Kelley

Yale University Art Gallery is the oldest college art museum in America. FREE and open to the public.

This art exhibit will hang from March 25th - April 6th. Opening Receptions are for artists and their families.

The Portrait Project works with the Memory Project connecting students throughout the United States with students from other countries experiencing hardship. Our students are each given a photograph of one partner from another country and draw or paint a portrait of that child to be sent to them wherever they live. For example, this year our portraits were made for children in Syria. The portraits will also have a message and picture from our student artists at GHS on the back.

The art club is an open studio where the leaders of the club give lessons, we have visiting artists, and students can also work on their own art.

Open to all students. You do not need to be a student in Darkroom or Digital Photography to join!

This club was initiated by two eager students wanting to use recycled or donated clothes for the creation of new garments. Their mission is to decrease the amount of textiles going into our landfills contaminating our planet. This club meets every other Thursday.

Dr. Iozzo is working with Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Anderson, and a wonderful group of student volunteers to create a mural in Folsom House for the American Sign Language Program! A BIG shoutout to Scott Dudzinski for the amazing mural design! The mural is expected to be complete by the end of February! Thank you to Scott Dudzinski, Christian Dudzinski, Chelsy Sitchon, and Claire Sario for your hard work and dedication to this project!

It's back! We are thrilled to have our Spring Into Art show scheduled for Friday April 4, 2025. Every student who has taken art during the year, will have their work displayed throughout the art wing for this art extravaganza! More information to come.