Green Apple Art Center students have had an engaging summer so far! In June and July, students participated in the Vintage & Handmade Society Market and TEDxYouth@Granville Island. As the summer continues, we look forward to more artistic adventures, fostering creativity and nurturing the talents of our aspiring artists at Green Apple Art Center.

In the morning of July 5th, the AP official results were announced, and students could log into their accounts to check their scores. All the students from GAAC who participated in the AP Art courses brought us good news, with some achieving perfect scores, adding joy to this summer. While the students who received a score of 5 were jubilant, does it mean that the AP exam holds no significance for those who didn't score a 5? At the same time, it's important to remind younger students that if they are preparing an AP art portfolio, they should start early!

On June 10, we held a term critique at GAAC for students to gain feedback from guest critics John Halliday and Hai-Ping Lee.

This past May, some GAAC students visited the Succession - solo exhibition of Jesse Mockrin at the Center of International Contemporary Art Vancouver.

Students at Green Apple Art Center have already received numerous offers through both early and regular applications! We eagerly await more acceptance letters in the coming weeks, and we celebrate together with all of our students!

Building on last year's success, GAAC's 2021 graduates did remarkably well this year.

Jennifer was accepted at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London, the top architecture university in Europe. She was among one of 17 students to receive this honour. Great job Jennifer, we are immensely proud of you! We are also thrilled that four of our students were accepted at the Rhode Island School of Design, a world-class institute!