Young Artists Inspired by Masters

A walk through the Mezzanine and Lobby of Saint David's in early February delivers a colorful feast for the eyes: the Lower School Art Show, where boys exhibit the first semester of their creative work in sculpture, woodshop, and fine arts. Often inspired by their study of master artists, such as Kandinsky and Klee, and connected to curricular work in other disciplines, these artworks offer a window into our arts pillar in action. Throughout their years here, boys' arts exploration sharpens perception, expands understanding, and reveals new ways to make sense of the world.