Students Showcase their art in the Coral Springs Art Museum

The superintendent’s Advanced Placement Studio Exhibit which is now open at the Coral Springs Museum. It features some of the projects from select AP artists.

The museum is still open despite the ongoing covid-19 issues that caused many places to close. The exhibit opened up back in March, but it ends on May 1st, so students have the rest of the month to view it. The museum is open Monday, Friday, and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9 am to 8 pm.

Although there is no fee to enter the museum, students can expect to wait a while before entering if it reaches its maximum capacity. Those who can not physically attend can still support the museum from the comfort of their homes. They can use this virtual link to view the artwork being showcased at the museum.

The exhibition of the art projects displays some of the most insightful work that uses what the students learned throughout the years. Students who decide to view the art museum might recognize some of the artists because they are all students from throughout the district. The goal of the art museum is to showcase students’ artwork along with professional artwork.

Written by Blake Hendrickson | Graphic Designed by Nancy Castaneda

Published April 8, 2021 | ePathfinder | News