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November 13, 2011

Four Winds Waldorf School participated in the Warrenville Arts Council's annual Art Works event. The 7th and 8th Grade Orchestra under the stunning direction of Honna Austin gave a superb performance and our Four Winds booth was a lovely splash of color amidst the visual artists displays at Hubble Middle School.
There were around 300 visitors for Art Works. They experienced exciting performances and viewed inspiring works of art presented by students and professionals. Please click here to read the review and view the photos at Trib Local.

Four Winds student awarded top dance prize

7th grader Michael Fitzgerald was awarded top prize in the junior division of the Youth America Grand Prix dance competition in November. Michael has been invited to per-form in the New York City Finals to be held in March. Michael performed two pieces...a classical variation from the ballet La Fille mal Garde and a contemporary piece entitled "Blues in Motion".

See both performances at these links:
Classical:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsrZ_eWbVm0
Contemporary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRx36w_IRxg

Four Winds alumnus wins Art Exhibition

The Art Academy of Cincinnati announced the winners of their High School Art Card Exhibition. First place went to Eve Caldwell (FW class of 2007), now a junior at St. Charles North High School. The exhibition is made up of over 700 art card entries created by high school art students across the country. Students were instructed to paint, draw, print onto, doodle, collage, transfer, or try virtually any approach to art on a 4 x 5 ½ blank card. Congratulations Eve!

Wattle Fence Workshop

The following articles about Four Winds Waldorf School are from Jim Long's Garden blog. Jim Long is the professional gardener from Missouri who led our woven wattle fence workshop on October 23, 2010.
A School That is not All Doom and Gloom and Wattle Fence Workshop