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| Parkrose High School sophomore K.C. Ohler (left) makes a duct tape wallet with help from mom Colleen Ohler, for Mark Warner's sculpture class. Colleen Ohler is a 1987 graduate of Parkrose High School. |
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| To earn extra credit at last winter’s art show, art student Janelle Gregory shows mom Sue Gregory how to center and throw a pot. Ceramics and other art created throughout the year will be on display from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Parkrose Community Fair on Saturday, June 4 at Parkrose High School Community Center 12003 N.E. Shaver St. |
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Senior Art Department member Bev Cordova and ceramics art teacher Bill Hunt (now retired) organized that first art event that was wholly produced and presented by their students. Due to its popularity and success, the administration stepped in five years ago and expanded the event into what is today. The Fair has become a school and community wide event that includes all student organizations and clubs, the community at large and local businesses. Entertainment, food, art, games, music and dance are all part of the Parkrose Community Fair The largest exhibition of art and student performance still remains the heart and soul of the Fair.
A large school hallway is converted into a gallery for the exhibition. During this show, Over 250 pieces of both two and three-dimensional art will be exhibited. The public is invited to vote for “best of show”. Over 400 votes were cast for best of show at last year’s event. The Parkrose Community Fair is Saturday, June 4 from 11 am to 4 p.m. at the Parkrose High School Community Center, 12003 N.E. Shaver St. For more information contact Alesia Reese 503-253-4414.
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