Footprints: Humanity and the Wild World is the title of this year's spring exhibition. The mission of this series is to raise awareness of the growing numbers of endangered species and how human impact on the environment plays a major role. Compelling works from around 40 girls will be on display, depicting the beauty and turmoil of the affected species.

This year’s spring exhibition will also premiere the first ever TGAS original short film, featuring works from all the girls in the program. The film will showcase techniques ranging from stop motion, puppeteering, felt work and other visual-art mediums.

By attending a TGAS art show, you help students build confidence and communication skills. When you purchase a piece of art from a student, a portion of the proceeds are deposited into the individual’s savings account which will allow her the opportunity to contribute funds towards career development or higher education.

Footprints is free and open to the public, and all are encouraged to experience this community event. We look forward to seeing you there!