Unquowa students, from the littlest to the biggest, participated in the all-school art show in May. Each student had a variety of their work displayed in various mediums from painting, to ceramics, and even weaving. Throughout the year students work on developing their artistic skills while learning about different artists, art forms, and art movements. Their best work is then collected and hung in one large-scale exhibit for the whole school community to experience and appreciate. Some traditional projects are anticipated by classes rising through the grades such as the 7th grade Lichtenstein self-portraits and 6th grade clay whistles. Others, such as fourth grade’s incredible all-black assemblage inspired by Louise Nevelson’s Sky Cathedral, are new and create quite a buzz among students and parents alike. It was a wonderful display that truly demonstrated the importance that Unquowa places on the arts, and the skill and excitement with which our students rise to the challenge.