Arts and Events Spotlight

List of 3 news stories.

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  Three Middle School Artists Accepted into Governor's School for Art

  5/9/2025
  Middle School art teacher Julia Sapir is happy to share that three Middle School students were selected for the Reflections Governor's School for Art this summer. Check out their names and one of their creative works below:

  • Lucy S, 6th grade - Pencil and watercolor, caterfly painting
  • Noa H, 8th grade- Colored pencil drawing, trees with red door 
  • Soleil N, 8th grade - Mixed media mask 

  Congratulations, Middle School artists - hope you enjoy the Governor's School for Art!
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  Student Artist Spotlight Week 27

  3/7/2025
  Upper School art teacher Amanda Nelsen shared photos of some recent student work. Art for Change students worked on screens to beautify the Quaker Meeting House during they time they are scheduled to house PACEM. The work is inspired by Marc Chagall's 'America Windows' stained glass windows in Chicago. Amanda also shared Brendan's Scaled Object Surprise from the Foundations class, and Marley's graphite drawing of a scrumptious dessert from 2D Art class. Check out the photos of all these wonderful works.
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  8th Grade Artists Depict Interconnectivity in Hexagon Project

  12/13/2024
  Middle School art teacher Julia Sapir's 8th grade art students recently completed working on the Hexagon Interconnectivity Project. Each 8th grader created a piece of art on a hexagon-shaped paper, choosing a topic they felt was relevant to the world and to them personally. The subject of the students' art ranged from environmental stewardship to teen mental health issues to technology/AI and beyond. Together, the assembled hexagons become a metaphor for interconnectivity and community and show how we impact, support and help one another. It's powerful artwork and it is on display in the Math/Science lobby if you'd like to check it out in person. Check out the finished hexagon projects by clicking on the headline.