Student Art Show
June 1, 2024

Celebrating Young Artistic Talent

One of the most remarkable features of the TRIS Annual Art Show is that we display every student's artwork, from Primary to Junior High level. Even our youngest artists present a beautiful array of skills, imagination, and materials/techniques in their creations. From a quick, spontaneous burst of creativity to a thoroughly planned long-term art project such as weaving, needlepoint, or a bead mosaic, each of our students is acquiring art skills and learning to express their original ideas and build their stamina and self-confidence. This level of fine motor skills and concentration at such a young age is a norm in our school because all our students have a strong foundation that Montessori classrooms provide and a unique art program that focuses on the individual needs of every student. 



When you attend the Art Show reception, ask your children about their work and the process, meet your children's art teachers, and look at all the art displayed at the gallery. 


 If the Reception time is a bit overwhelming for you and your children to observe and enjoy the art, please come again at a different time. The Art Show will be open until June 15. 


- Natalia LaRoche (Preschool/Primary Art Instructor)


The annual Student Art Show is a highly anticipated event that showcases the remarkable talents of our school's aspiring artists. This year's exhibition promises to be a captivating display of skill, creativity, and imagination. From vibrant paintings that capture the essence of life to sculptures that celebrate human form and actions, making intricate beadwork and showcasing their sewing skills, the students have poured their hearts and souls into their masterpieces. Art enthusiasts, proud families, and fellow students will have the opportunity to experience the exceptional works and support the budding talents of these young artists. Take advantage of this inspiring exhibition!


We look forward to welcoming you!


- Rinu Mathew (Elementary and Middle School Art Instructor)

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