OLM’s sixth grader Tristan Polard beams as he’s side-by-side with his self portrait.
Our Lady of Malibu hosted its third annual student art show, “A Family Night Under A Starry Sky,” with a special performance of “Romeo and Juliet” by the OLM seventh- and eighth-grade students. Families and friends had the opportunity to see the wide range of mixed media art work by kindergarten through eighth grade students while feasting at the outdoor cafe and wine bar, which served Italian cuisine and homemade desserts.
With the help of “Art Angels” parent volunteers who teach the “Meet the Masters” program from kindergarten to fifth grade, the student art show reflected the creativity of the multitalented students and all they’ve learned throughout the year. As one parent said, “The art these kids are producing is very cutting-edge, unlike anything any other school is doing
OLM’s sixth grader Nicholas Vandergon gets every detail in his self portrait on display during Thursday night’s student art show.
OLM’s first grader Turner Principe’s “Sea Horse” piece was inspired by Eric Carle.
First-grade teacher Mary Tafi helps serve an Italian feast to one of her students, Fionnan Joyce, during the outdoor picnic under the stars.
OLM’s sixth grader Lana King stands below her acrylic on canvas self portrait.
Danny Moder (right) speaks with OLM’s art teacher Patrice Wachs about the art work on display at the student art show on Thursday night.
Seventh and eighth grade students Liam Mudd (Paris) and Harry Culhane (Romeo) battle it out for Juliet during the outdoor performance of “Romeo and Juliet.”
Eighth grade student Sophia Polard, playing a nurse for Juliet, surprises the audience at the end of the play by singing, “Just Like Romeo and Juliet.” The crowd loved it.
