Young at (He)Art Art Exhibit of SFUSD Artists (edit this)
“The” art show of the season was on Friday night at the DeYoung Museum.
The annual Young at (He)Art Art Show exhibits the art of SFUSD students as well as students from other K-12 SF schools and art programs.
The artists were surrounded by parents, siblings and grandparents taking photos of the artist next to his/her artwork. In English, Cantonese. Spanish and Vietnamese, the artists’ entourages were saying the same thing, “What a wonderful painting! And we are so proud of you.”
Gold Award Winner-Marianne Koo, “Singing Arc”, Teacher-Karen Lowell, Lowell High School
Silver Award Winner-Colleen Ho, 8th Grader, “Tiger”
Silver Award Winner-Kelly Chu, Grade 9, “Easter Eggs”, Teacher: M. Sarah Klise, Chinatown YMCA
Silver Award Winner-Sophia Lu, Grade 9, “Chinese New Year,” Teacher: Sean Zhau, Xing Xing Art Center
Quilt, “Field Trip Monopoly,” Lilienthal Elementary School
Rooftop School, “Listen for What, Where and When”, Teachers-Andi Wong and Cindy Sugwara. The scene included a painted piano, vinyl records with the holes painted and a tree with CDs that have been decorated.
Room 11, Second Grade, McCoppin Elementary School
Klara Zimmay, Grade 3, “Dragon,” Teacher-Elyse Campbell, Miraloma ES
4th and 5th Grade students, “Dragon,” Teacher-Linda Camena, Cesar Chavez ES
Kindergarten Class, “Fossils,” Diane Aubry, John Muir Elementary School
This was a cardboard rendition of Geary Street-with the second and third graders featuring their favorite stops-Donut Shop, Ice Cream Shop, Hello Kitty Store, Blockbuster, Hobby Store, Tart to Tart and Starbucks. 2nd and 3rd graders, “Geary Bouvelard”, Teacher-Maria Thayer, Argonne Elementary School
Giselle Garcia, “Piggybank,” Teacher-Ann Chang, Alvarado ES
Ivonne Diaz, Grade 12, “Teapot”, Teacher-Christian Hollifield, O’Connell High School
In attendance were School Board Commissioners Eric Mar, Jill Wynns, Norman Yee and Kim-shree Maufas, along with former School Board Commissioner Dan Kelly. Superintdent Garcia, Deputy Superintendent Myong Leigh, Senior Policy Direator Nancy Waymack and others from the Central Office was there.
May 25th, 2008 at 7:31 pm e
Um, “The annual Young at (He)Art Art Show compromises of the art of SFUSD students as well as students from other K-12 SF schools and art programs.” is not exactly proper English. I assume you mean “is comprised of the art,” but who knows?