This document describes artwork created by students from different age groups through intergenerational programs. It includes self-portraits by 1st grade students, double portraits of youth and senior citizens paired together, and a friendship quilt made collaboratively by kindergarteners with fabric, paint and glue. The programs brought together elementary school students, seniors, and middle schoolers to create art addressing themes of age, friendship and community.

1. Student work Part 1 Lesley University Creative Arts Graduate Student, Jodie Morgenson, Handmade paper and magazine collage, Fall, 2005

2. Frances Bishop, Hand at 80, hand made paper & photo copy

3. Sam Yearal, Me at 90, present age 8

4. 1st grade, Live oak School, S.F., CA Self-Portraits, Oil pastel & Liquid watercolor

5. Intergenerational Program, Diamond Senior Center & Live Oak School 4 th Grade Double Portraits: Youth & Age (Panel One)

6. Intergenerational Program, Diamond Senior Center & Live Oak School 4 th Grade Double Portraits: Youth & Age (Detail: Erna & Jeremy)

7. Intergenerational Program, Diamond Senior Center & Live Oak School 4 th Grade & Harvey Milk Academic Academy Friendship, Double Portraits (Panel One)

8. Intergenerational Program, Diamond Senior Center & Live Oak School 4 th Grade& Harvey Milk Academic Academy Friendship , Double Portraits (Detail)

9. Intergenerational Program, Diamond Senior Center & Live Oak School 4 th Grade& Harvey Milk Academic Academy Friendship , Double Portraits (Detail)

10. Friendship Quilt, Kindergarten class Berkeley Hedge, Berkeley, CA Fabric, paint & glue (detail)

11. Friendship Quilt, Kindergarten class Berkeley Hedge, Berkeley, CA Fabric, paint & glue