GCAA art show held in Sun Theatre

Natalie O'Dell, Staff Writer|May 1, 2017

Kalleigh Matthews, 8th grade, signs collage project of butterscotch candy. The project was about taking an everyday object and imagining 14 different ways it could look.

On Thursday, April 20th, an Art Show was held in the Sun Theatre. It showcased art produced by students from both middle and high school art courses that their teachers considered to be exceptional. The event served as a fundraiser and also featured an art shop, where prints of student’s work were available for purchase, and an auction for large decorative plates sculpted by David Spiguzza, Visual Art, and painted by Painting II students.

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Christine Nobbe, Instructional Coach, poses with a piece from her R2D2 collection.

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Theater teacher Brandon Riley smiles for a picture. “I am honored and humbled to receive this nomination. I never go into production with the intentions of being nominated or receiving an award, I just try to produce the best show possible,” Riley said.

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