Art students from all Fontana Unified School District high schools participated in an exhibit on April 12-25, 2011 at the Fontana Art Association's Koehler Gallery.  The young artists submitted works in a variety of mediums, including drawing, painting, sculpture, design work, digital work, photography, and ceramics.  Vaughn Genuino, a student at Kaiser High School, won Best in Show for his ceramic (shown at left), "Bad Bugs."

The Fontana Art Association was founded back in 1965. The Koehler Gallery is named for a founding member, the late Dr. Charles A. Koehler, who was also a counselor with the Fontana Unified School District for many years.  The gallery recently reopened last year after an 18-month hiatus during which it was completed renovated.  With it's re-opening, the Fontana Art Association hopes to reach out to new members and become a venue for local artists to show their work.  Enjoy a look at some of our students' artistic endeavors by clicking on the thumbnails below.

Click here to see a list of winners.  Enjoy a look at some of the first place winners by clicking on the thumbnails below.