Fused Glass Fish Created by 4th Graders Now on Exhibit
Art Faculty Member Narrates Virtual Tour
Did you know that our school's namesake, Mr. John Cooper, was the longtime headmaster of the Kinkaid School? Mr. Cooper was a huge proponent of the arts and founded the Gilbert and Sullivan Society in Houston.
A dedication to arts education continues to be a mainstay of a Cooper education.
Enjoy this virtual tour narrated by Cooper visual arts faculty member Amy Dietrich of the Fused Glass exhibit of our fourth grader's work that is currently on display in the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F473Nl0idFI
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