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

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

Julianne Calvar

Hannah Hochman

Layla Morris

William Schuhmacher

Title: Lazy

Grade:

Gold Key

NOTE: Julianne was offered a yearly $32,000 scholarship to Hartford Art School. Her work is also automatically entered into the National Scholastic Competition.

MoCA - Through the Lens of Icons: Revisiting the 1960s

In the 1960s, this transformative decade witnessed the emergence of countless icons who reshaped the world. Students were asked to explore what these icons meant to them and the viewpoints they represented in the tumultuous 1960s. Artwork in various mediums, such as photography, painting, drawing, sculpture, and video.

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

Half of Which Is Already There/Half of Morleven - Digital Art

The Katonah Museum of Art is proud to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the annual Young Artists exhibition. Young Artists 2024 features artworks by nearly 400 high school seniors, curated and installed by the students themselves. Under the guidance of museum professionals, participating students take on the roles of artist, curator, graphic designer, exhibition designer, and installer as they work collaboratively to bring this popular exhibition to life.

Opening Day

Sunday, February 11

2:00 – 5:00 PM

Reserved for Young Artists 2023 participants, their families, friends, and teachers.

General Admission

February 11– March 3

Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Sunday, 12:00 – 5:00 PM

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

Tavi Choudhary

Connor Devries

Nicolas Lira

Michelle Rodriguez

Chloe Stranzl

Sophie Trudeau

Isla Chadwick

Michelle Weissler

Lucia Razeto

Jasmine Scott

Madeleine Souliere

Owen Benison

Experiencing the work of Rirkrit Tiravanija's exhibition "A Lot of People" at PS1 MOMA

Experiencing the work of Rirkrit Tiravanija's exhibition "A Lot of People" at PS1 MOMA

This art exhibit will hang from February 26th - March 10th.

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.

Guest artist Svetlana Tsalik provided a lesson demonstrating her beautiful flower designs created out of cut paper.

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

It's back! We are thrilled to have our Spring Into Art show scheduled for Friday May 17, 2024. 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.