Arts Showcase 2018

5/30/2018

Erin Taylor, Communications Officer

At the Arts Showcase, parents, students, and staff got the chance to see what Greenwood artists have achieved this year. There was work on display from our youngest students straight through to our graduating class, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, digital art and photography. The music classes, choir, and dance team gave solid performances in the theatre.

Graduating students took over the front hall area, and their portfolios shone in the pop-up gallery spaces. The Learning Commons was filled to the brim with pieces from all grades, and the breakout rooms were transformed into separate gallery spaces.

Starting at 6:30, music and dance classes took place in the theatre with performances from nine different ensembles. Some ensembles combined groups, like the stage band and choir coming together to perform Jackson and Miner’s “Higher and Higher.” The performances were upbeat and kept the energy up throughout the evening.

It was exciting to see the diversity of achievements by our many artists this year.

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Music, dance, and choir performances made for a great show in the theatre
Music, dance, and choir performances made for a great show in the theatre
The Learning Commons was full of student art from all grades
The Learning Commons was full of student art from all grades
Graduating student art shone in the pop up gallery in the front hall
Graduating student art shone in the pop up gallery in the front hall
The Learning Commons was full of student art from all grades

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