Spring Exhibition 2025

The Student Gallery

Every spring, our young artists hang their finest work for the whole community to enjoy. Here they are — standing proudly beside the pieces they poured themselves into.

Tip: hover over a piece to read the title and the artist's note. All photographs are shared with the permission of students and their families.

Harbour at Dusk Maya R. · Grade 12 · Acrylic on canvas "I wanted to catch that last orange light before the boats go quiet."

Self-Portrait in Blue Daniel K. · Grade 11 · Oil pastel "A study of mood — how one color can carry a whole feeling."

Paper Garden Aisha M. · Grade 10 · Cut-paper relief "Hundreds of folds. My patience and I both grew."

City in Motion Leo T. · Grade 12 · Digital illustration "I drew the same street corner at six different times of day."

Grandmother's Kitchen Sofia L. · Grade 11 · Watercolor "Painted from memory — the smell of cardamom and warm bread."

Old Hands Noah P. · Grade 12 · Charcoal "My grandfather's hands. Every line tells a story."

Threadbare Hana S. · Grade 10 · Mixed media "Stitched fabric onto canvas to talk about what we hold together."

Concrete Bloom Marcus D. · Grade 12 · AP Studio · Acrylic & spray "Flowers growing through a sidewalk crack — hope is stubborn."

Faces of Home Elena V. · Grade 11 · Digital portrait series "Five portraits of the people who raised me."

Wheatfield, July Jacob W. · Grade 9 · Oil on board "My first oil painting ever. I'm hooked."

Koi Dream Yuki N. · Grade 10 · Ink & gouache "Inspired by the pond at my uncle's house back home."

Frequency Tariq H. · Grade 12 · AP Studio · Mixed media "What sound would look like if you could paint it."

A note on the photos: these placeholder frames are ready for your exhibition photographs — the ones with each student standing beside their work. Drop your image files into this folder and they'll slot right in.

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