We are proud to present our 2021 Student Spotlight, a MHHS/MHAHS partnership initiative. 
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VIRTUAL GALLERY

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Untitled. Gouache, acrylic, ink.
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Make more art. Block print.
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Untitled. Gouache, acrylic, ink.
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Uterus. Gouache, ink.
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Untitled. Oils.
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Torso. Screen print.
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Tampon stippling. Ink.
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Uterus sculpture. Newspaper, watercolor.
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Tampon motif. Gouache, ink.
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George Floyd. Oils, acrylics.
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Untitled. Screen print silk screen.
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Monster. Linoleum print.
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Don't shoot. Screen print.
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Emma Gonzalez. Linoleum print.
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Grandma series. 1 of 3. Etching, watercolor, tissue paper.
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Grandma series. 2 of 3. Etching, watercolor, tissue paper.
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Grandma series. 3 of 3. Etching, watercolor, tissue paper.
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All good things must come to an end. Ink, gouache.
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Vegetables. Gouache, acrylic, ink.
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Tomatoes. Screen print.
ARTIST STATEMENTS
Adelaide Arrigoni

"My art is influenced by social issues and my mental health, and has an emphasis on color. It serves as a way for me to process what is going on in the world around me and  in my own head. I find it really helpful to have this outlet to focus energy into. 

My favorite medium is printmaking, and I plan to study entrepreneurship and printmaking after high school; with the intent to support myself off of selling my prints. My goal is to pursue a living that makes me happy, is creatively engaging, and can be beneficial in other ways than making money. 

I have always enjoyed being creative, and using that part of my brain. It feels good to     explore my ideas and consciousness. Developing a personal style for my art was a big step for me, I finally had a way to bring forward my perspective and opinions to the world in a unique and authentic way. My high school art teachers have also been a very positive influence to me. Without their motivation, knowledge, and positivity I would have never immersed myself so much in art."
For more information about our 2021 Student Spotlight show, "Protecting Bodies,"
visit the Upcoming Events page here: http://www.mthorebhistory.org/upcoming-events.html