Photo's by Alan R. Hipwell class of 1960

European Photo's by Alexandra Balfour-Stewart class of 1961

Artwork by Alma Trujillo-Groskinsky class of 1952

Artwork by Alvin Carl Hollingsworth, former faculty of Art & Design

Illustrations of Antonio Lopez class of 1960

Illustrations from "Tales from the Thousand and One Nights" book. Class of 1960

Barry Charles Johnson class of 1967.

Cora Polakowski Weis class of 1968 presents her sculpture, "Medical Mystery Woman, A Tribute to Michael Moore". In a recent exhibit at Westchester Gallery, title of show " NOT JUNK, Pigeons, Sandtraps, Etcetera".

Sandtraps, Etcetera".

Drawings by Donna Kerness Walence, Class of 1960

George Kuchar Presents....
class of 1960

1952 Grad's Historic Photos Following the Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. Finally Published -- 41 Years Later-

MLK killing: The lost photos of a tragic night. Henry Groskinsky, a 1952 graduate of the School of Industrial Art* and a LIFE magazine photographer, was at the Lorraine Motel, where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was staying. One second, King was joking with aides. The next second, he was gone, slain by a sniper's bullet. Groskinsky's photos of the aftermath have never been published -- until now. To view a slideshow from CNN go to: http://www.cnn.com/2009/living/04/21/slideshow.mlk.life/index.html

graduate of the School of Industrial Art* and a LIFE magazine photographer, was at the Lorraine Motel, where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was staying. One second, King was joking with aides. The next second, he was gone, slain by a sniper's bullet. Groskinsky's photos of the aftermath have never been published -- until now. To view a slideshow from CNN go to: http://www.cnn.com/2009/living/04/21/slideshow.mlk.life/index.html

Visit his Gallery at http://artscad.com/@/jackbauer. Paintings of Johnny "Jack" Bauer class of 1960.

Artwork of Joe Leon class of 1960

Paintings by Michael Wilk class of 1974

Artwork of Peter Sahula

Miscellaneous works of Alumni

Class of 1959
Prints & Original Paintings

class of 1943

Valerie Jagiello, Class of 1960
vjagiello@earthlink.net
Studio 972.272.5056

Valerie Jagiello, aka Valerie Jay, Class of 1960 a country singer, writer and graphic artist. Listen to her lovely voice and enjoy her artwork while you do. The artwork is called "Trees in the Snow II" @2009 Valerie Jagiello. After graduating SIA Valerie continued her artist education at the School of Visual Arts. The song "It's Such a Lonely Time of Year" was written by American music legend Chip Taylor who besides being a prolific and gifted writer is a record producer who still records and performs today. Valerie Jagiello became Valerie Jay after she made her first record at the age of 18 months and recorded three songs during her very first session. While living in New York City Valerie Jay was a jingle singer, writer, who produced several Latino radio commercials and co-wrote two children's albums. She has recorded for M-G-M and Epic Records. Valerie Jay has toured stateside, the U.K. and Europe and lived in Nashville for many years. Valerie has appeared on many tv shows and country music festivals. During a brief stay in Los Angeles she recorded the opening vocal for "The Woman Inside" a 20th Century Fox film. She now calls Texas her home and she shares it with Harry Gareth Edward Spaulding....a Puli with attitude from Birmingham U.K. who happens to have his own monthly Internet column!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkXs7xIidEA

II" @2009 Valerie Jagiello. After graduating SIA Valerie continued her artist education at the School of Visual Arts. The song "It's Such a Lonely Time of Year" was written by American music legend Chip Taylor who besides being a prolific and gifted writer is a record producer who still records and performs today. Valerie Jagiello became Valerie Jay after she made her first record at the age of 18 months and recorded three songs during her very first session. While living in New York City Valerie Jay was a jingle singer, writer, who produced several Latino radio commercials and co-wrote two children's albums. She has recorded for M-G-M and Epic Records. Valerie Jay has toured stateside, the U.K. and Europe and lived in Nashville for many years. Valerie has appeared on many tv shows and country music festivals. During a brief stay in Los Angeles she recorded the opening vocal for "The Woman Inside" a 20th Century Fox film. She now calls Texas her home and she shares it with Harry Gareth Edward Spaulding....a Puli with attitude from Birmingham U.K. who happens to have his own monthly Internet column!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkXs7xIidEA

"The Skullstir" alter ego of Valerie Jagiello

Artwork by Victor Stabin class of 1972

Sketches by Virginia "Ginny" Nestler

Photo's by William J. Franqui class of 1967