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Eighteen Monroe-Woodbury artists participating in Human Rights exhibit

| 30 Nov 2017 | 06:01
    "Assimulation through Alabaster" by John Uhelsky
    "Assimulation through Alabaster" by John Uhelsky
    "Stand for the Press" by Griffin Gagler
    "Stand for the Press" by Griffin Gagler
    "Passport to Freedom" by Grace Rocks
    "Passport to Freedom" by Grace Rocks
    "Heart" by Patricia Allen
    "Heart" by Patricia Allen

CENTRAL VALLEY — Eighteen Monroe-Woodbury High School Portfolio Prep students are participating in "An Artist's Response to Human Rights" exhibition sponsored annually by the Orange County Human Rights Commission.
Art teacher Kathleen McGuckin-Van Gelder said the M-WHS artists reviewed and researched the 30 articles outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. They each chose one of the thirty articles and created visual interpretations in a variety of media.
Their artwork will be displayed at Orange Hall Gallery on the Middletown campus of SUNY Orange Dec. 1 through 14.
The opening reception will be on Sunday, Dec. 3, from 1 to 3 p.m.
The following students will be exhibiting artwork in the exhibition:
Grade 12
• Patricia Allen
• Brookelyn Burgos
• Patience Caccavale
• Alicia Duddy
• Lauren Eberhardt
• Hushaun Edwards
• Francesca Eisenhut
• Griffin Gagler
• Pedro Gonzalez
• Skye Lewis
• Brandon Palatino
• Sarah Rajput
• Krista Reyes
• Grace Rocks
• John Uhelsky
• Shannon Witherby
Grade 11
• Jon Koll
• Mackenzie Nonnon