Fine Arts Showcase features artwork and senior portfolios
The Fine Arts Showcase featured art from the whole Fine Arts department, from weaving to choir Thursday.
Freshman Ailis Reavey and senior Lizzy Zirkel observe Zirkel’s and some other students collaborative artwork during the Fine Arts Showcase Thursday in Windmoor. The art was a senior portfolio. photo by Trang Nguyen
May 7, 2018
The Fine Arts Showcase displayed artwork by students in the Windmoor Center, Donnelly Hall and Music and Arts Building Thursday. Choir and acting performances along with a fashion show were among the many events that occurred at the Showcase. Food trucks also accompanied the Showcase in the parking lot of Windmoor.
Freshman Mara Kugler describes her first experience at the Fine Arts Showcase.
“I enjoyed seeing everyone’s different art styles and passions!” Kugler said. “I was moved by the art piece done about gun awareness.”
Kugler, a student in fine arts teacher Kelly Pack-Scott’s Drawing I, had her art on display as well.
“I was happy to have my art displayed and appreciated, and it made me want to be able to have my own art showcase one day,” Kugler said.
Seniors had their portfolios displayed in Windmoor, and the artwork inspired Kugler to grow as an artist.
“Seeing the seniors’ art was a real inspiration, and I can’t wait to be able to improve and have my work displayed there when I’m a senior!” Kugler said.
