Mountain Vista Art/Science Show a great success
(Above) Just one of the first place winners at the Mountain Vista Science Fair. The Art You GREAT art program held their annual art show at Mountain Vista School June 3rd. The art show was part of the Mountain Vista School Spring open house. Mountain Vista Students studied the art and cultural of Japan during this school year. Part of the display included 500+ Koi-Nobori, carplike fish windsocks. The 24” windsocks were displayed flying on the school grounds. Each student decorated a Koi-Nobori in honor in of “Children’s Day” which is held in Japan in the spring. Other art projects displayed were studies of cherry blossom trees, origami, Sumie and ink block prints. The Mountain Vista art program is conducted by art consultant Tressa Saviers of Art You Great.
(Above) Just one of the first place winners at the Mountain Vista Science Fair. The Art You GREAT art program held their annual art show at Mountain Vista School June 3rd. The art show was part of the Mountain Vista School Spring open house. Mountain Vista Students studied the art and cultural of Japan during this school year. Part of the display included 500+ Koi-Nobori, carplike fish windsocks. The 24” windsocks were displayed flying on the school grounds. Each student decorated a Koi-Nobori in honor in of “Children’s Day” which is held in Japan in the spring. Other art projects displayed were studies of cherry blossom trees, origami, Sumie and ink block prints. The Mountain Vista art program is conducted by art consultant Tressa Saviers of Art You Great.