Day Five Reflections

Thanks for visiting the exhibit.
After looking at and listening to many different artists' ideas about America in the 1930s, we hope you'll reflect about YOUR America.
Please add a comment, by clicking comments below, about what America "looks like" to you.

Day Four Reflections

Thanks for visiting the exhibit.
After looking at and listening to many different artists' ideas about America in the 1930s, we hope you'll reflect about YOUR America.
Please add a comment, by clicking comments below, about what America "looks like" to you.

Day Three Reflections

After you have viewed the exhibit, we want to know what you think!
Please add a comment, by clicking comments below, about what America "looks like" to you.

Day Two Reflections

After you have viewed the exhibit, we want to know what you think!
Please add a comment, by clicking comments below, about what America "looks like" to you.

Exhibit Day One Photos

The first day of the exhibit went smoothly.

Students watch a clip of newsreels of the 1930s.

Each station includes podcasts about the artwork. These students are learning about Grant Wood.

One of the 8th grade Spanish classes created a mural and podcasts about Diego Rivera and one of his murals.

Day One Reflections

After you have viewed the exhibit, we want to know what you think!
Please add a comment, by clicking comments below, about what America "looks like" to you.

Welcome to the Exhibit

During the week of 4/26 - 4/30/2010, an exhibit called What Does Your America Look Like: A Look Back to See the Present is on display in the Highland Learning Center. Using artwork, music, and literature of the 1930s, the exhibit explores different artists' view of America. After viewing the exhibit, participants are invited to write and draw about their views of America today.

Enjoy!