CSW and Weston High Students Collaborate on Public Art Exhibit
CSW students involved in the Zora Foundation and Sustainability Committee have partnered with students at Weston High to produce Anthropocene, an art and environmental justice exhibition set to take place at the Weston Art and Innovation Center April 16 and April 18.
The exhibit will kick off with a presentation and panel on April 16, from noon to 3:00 p.m.
"Through this exhibition, we hope to spread greater social awareness around environmental justice issues and sustainable practices in order to promote an informed and social-minded community," says Zora Foundation leader Fiona Huang '23. "It is truly essential to collaborate with other young people and our greater community members on these important issues as they impact our daily lives as well as the entire world. With our collaboration and dedication to social progress, I am confident that our efforts will make substantial impact and change."
CSW community members are encouraged to stop by to view the artwork and show support!
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