For its fifth year, the art faculty presents the Laguna Blanca School Faculty Art Show at the Mikles Art Gallery.
The four artists’ work being displayed are Mr. Chris J. Johnson, Visual Arts Department Chair and Upper and Middle School teacher of ceramics and digital photography; Ms. Delphine Louie Anaya, Upper School visual arts teacher and yearbook advisor; Dug Uyesaka, Visual Arts and Performing Arts Instructor; Ms. Amber O’Neill, Lower School visual arts teacher.
The show opening was September 22 and will go until October 28.
While students are just getting their works ready for show, the faculty has had the whole summer to prepare.
Through the show, the faculty can give insight to the rest of the community on their own style and expression.
While Mr. Uyesaka pulled out work from other shows, Mr. Johnson created new works from over the summer.
Mr. Uyesaka’s works “Custodian-of-Lost-Dreams” and “Swarm” have been featured in the Individual Artist Awards Show.
At the school’s show,  faculty can receive  feedback, such as questions on how they made a piece  or why it was created.
When asked what his personal inspirations were, Mr. Johnson said, “My inspirations come from the world we live in. I like that people often have to turn their heads a bit to view [it].”
This show gives an opportunity to the faculty to show their work to the Laguna community.