Eaglebrook Students Artwork on Display at Cultural Appreciation Celebration

9/27/2019

The Trial Court at the Franklin County Justice Center celebrated the cultural diversity of the area on Thursday, Sept. 26. Greenfield Community College President Dr. Yves Salomon-Fernandez and parent to current student, Zavi ’22 was one of the first presenters to kick off the celebration. The artwork on display in the court was produced by Eaglebrook students during the 2018-2019 school year. The artwork displayed in the court was done in a variety of mediums, including acrylic paint, oil pastels, and pen and ink. Each piece of artwork displayed was unique even though each student had the same assignment. The pieces of artwork told their own story and were shaped by each student's family, personal experience, culture, and imagination. The event was the perfect place to showcase our students’ work, as Eaglebrook is a global school with students from 20 nations and 17 states.

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Students' artwork was on display at the Franklin County Justice Center for Cultural Appreciation Day on September, 26 in Greenfield, MA.
Students' artwork was on display at the Franklin County Justice Center for Cultural Appreciation Day on September, 26 in Greenfield, MA.
Students' artwork was on display at the Franklin County Justice Center for Cultural Appreciation Day on September, 26 in Greenfield, MA.
Students' artwork was on display at the Franklin County Justice Center for Cultural Appreciation Day on September, 26 in Greenfield, MA.
Students' artwork was on display at the Franklin County Justice Center for Cultural Appreciation Day on September, 26 in Greenfield, MA.
Students' artwork was on display at the Franklin County Justice Center for Cultural Appreciation Day on September, 26 in Greenfield, MA.