The exhibition showcases outstanding works in various media by students, teachers and artists at the Southwest School of Art.
I, as an adjunct faculty and studio artist, have two of my pieces in this exhibition representing the metal clay medium.
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| ©2009 Lorena Angulo- ARBOL DE VIDA ©2010 Lorena Angulo- MILAGRO HEART |
I was so happy to see a great part of the exhibition by the SSA Teen Studio Intensive students who presented paintings inspired in their emotive experience listening to the music of the Beatles. This group of talented teens is led by a super talented and great teacher at SSA, Rainey.
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| SSA Teen Studio |
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| SSA Teen Studio |
The exhibition is also showing the fantastic work by Cecilia Castro Hancock, who culminates her certificate studies in ceramics with a series of sculptures.
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| Cecilia Castro Hancock |
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| Gary Schott Metals Department Chair at SSA |
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| The wonderful and colorful pieces on the left are by the talented Jillian Palone |
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| The beautiful necklace in this picture is by Margarite Parker Guggolz who won the Best of Metals this year. |
Congratulations to the 2011 All School Exhibition winners !!
Best of Paper and Book Arts
Rose Harms, “Black Racer”
Best of Metals
Margarite Guggoltz, “Prima Vera”
Best of Fibers
Janis Schiller, “Kind of Kinky”
Best of Photography
Bruce Barshop, “Ticket to Ride”
Best of Painting, Drawing and Printmaking
Dinah Coakley, “Personal Effects”
Best of Ceramics
Betty Muyres, “Movement in Motion”
Best of Other: Sculpture
Donya Stockton, “Number 28.3”
Best of Show
Tracy Lynch, “Davo”
Best of Teen Program
Sidonie Sturrock
2011 Award for Teaching
Chris Sauter
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