This year our first art project was informed by the elements and principles of design & INSPIRED by the quilt traditions of the women in Gee’s Bend Alabama.  For more info about Gee's Bend, click link! 12 inch quilt square patterns were designed by each student, and fabric cut and pasted in a non-traditional quilt making fashion.  The students created the quilts by taping the squares together in groups. Each period made one quilt.  We were able to create the designs from fabric swatch scraps donated by Mrs.Tenbroek and her family. Quilts are up for "silent auction" through the end of next week, Friday October 10th. Bid sheets are located in the front office. Proceeds will benefit the visual arts classes. Here are the quilt designs and their numbers: Quilt 1 Quilt 2 Quilt 3: Quilt 4: Quilt 5: Quilt 6: Thanks to your interest in this project we were able to turn it into a great fundraiser, thank you for bidding!

If you missed today, you have a lot to catch up on.  Take notes on the slides in this presentation, and use to study for the upcoming test!

Hello! I am so proud to announce that with the homeroom collection boxes, and the ticket and snack sales at Friday Night Live variety show, we raised.... $2,752.66 WE NOT ONLY MET OUR GOAL, WE SURPASSED IT! Thank you to all the participating teachers, staff, and student for making this possible. Here are a few photos from the Friday Night Live talent show, there are more to come!

Yesterday we installed each period's collaborative tape sculpture. Each one has a different message or theme, related to our ODFL campaign. How do you interpret each one?

Created for Gahr HS in Cerritos, By Dion Garcia

What is a zine? A zine (pronounced “zeen,” like “magazine”) is a self-published, small circulation, non-commercial booklet or magazine, usually produced by one person or a few individuals. We made a "zine" to spread the word, in a creative, eye-catching way, to the community of Gahr High School. Here is what we came up with: Odfl zine from Rachael Edson

Yesterday we installed posters around campus, to raise awareness for ODFL and encourage every student to donate $1.