This year's exhibit features a stunning collection of over 170 pieces of original art for sale, all priced $300 or less, as well as live dance performances at 7 and 8 PM. Our own Visual Arts teacher, Sonia Payan will have two artworks up, and Performing Arts teacher, Nicole Olsen will be performing!
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Lots of unique handmade items great for gift giving. There will be photos, prints, resin jewelry, beaded jewelry, key chains, book marks, crochet items, painted tiles, ornaments, t-shirts, leather cuffs and much more. There will also be a shrinky-dink station where you can make your own shrinky-dinks! All funds raised will be donated to the Metro Arts Visual Arts Department.

Please come out and have fun while supporting our students.
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The day before Thanksgiving, the Metro Arts Print & Craft class presented Jenny Quinn with a quilt that they made for her and her baby. Students created individual fabric squares using the cyanotype process and drawings they created. The images all focussed on the "woodland" theme that Ms. Quinn is using in her nursery. Then the class worked together to stitch it all into a quilt for Jenny's baby. Print & Contemporary Craft teachers Seth Kasselman and Betsy Rosenmiller assisted the students in making the quilt.
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Ms Rosenmiller was one of 100 volunteers who crocheted sections of the 600 foot long piece titled "ARIZONA".
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Nicole Olson will choreograph and perform two completely different dances on two separate dates during the canal convergence. Don't miss these two exciting performances.
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Once again Metro Arts goes all out for Halloween. Check out some of the amazing costumes.
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Arizona's 100 Best Public High Schools: New rankings released by Niche rank the 100 best public high schools in Arizona.

Link:
https://www.niche.com/k12/metropolitan-arts-institute-phoenix-az/
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As a fun activity to get the year started Stephanie Carrico's Advanced Photo class took photographs of fruit being dropped into water.
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In an annual Metro tradition, the High School students and staff line the hallways and form a human tunnel to welcome the graduating eighth graders to High School. Click on "read more" to watch a short video from the event.
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