Sheboygan North High art students participate in Big Idea 6: Cultural Pollinator Exhibition at the Latino Arts, Inc. in Milwaukee

For Immediate Release

Contact Information

Frank Juarez, art department chair

Sheboygan North High School

fjuarez@sasd.net

Press Release

Sheboygan, Wisconsin (June 18, 2019) – Sheboygan North High School is proud to announce that eight high school art students have been selected to participate in the Latino Arts, Inc’s Big Idea 6: Cultural Pollinator Exhibition. Students exhibiting are Megan Brunogie, Lily-rose Butterfield, Emily Jose-Camarillo, Joey Pittner, Sydney Tomlinson, Anabelle Wilcott, Emma Wilson, and Angelica Zietlow. They created art in response to how they see themselves in today’s society.

The title Big Idea 6:Cultural Pollinator is in reference to the sharing of ideas, cultural traditions, social and political influences, introspection and creativity that contribute to the diverse and ever evolving multicultural communities that we as individuals contribute to. This exhibition will showcase a unity of study or Big Idea produced by students during the 2018-2019 school year by grades 3-12.

This exhibit aims to create a respectful dialogue among participating school by sharing the variety of ideas explored through visual arts education. The Latino Arts, Inc. encourages the participating teachers and students to share with their attendees the process of creating the work through process photos, lesson outlines, and artist statements along with the completed art work.

The Big Idea 6: Cultural Pollinator Exhibition runs from June 28 – August 30, 2019 with a reception on June 30 from 6-8pm. The Latino Arts, Inc is located at 1028 S 9th St, Milwaukee, WI 53204.

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