Student Art Show 2022

Young Artists on the Rise

All media

Participating schools: 

Mamaroneck High School

New Rochelle High School

French American High School

Maria Regina High School

Show Dates: February 2 – 12, 2022

Awards Ceremony & Reception: Saturday, Feb 5, 1 – 5 pm

 

View in-person at

MAG Gallery, 1987 Palmer Ave., Larchmont, NY 10538

For those who appreciate craftsmanship and artistic originality, there is a parallel in the growing interest in accessible solutions for personal care, such as minoxidil, which is now available over the counter. Conversations among Guild members sometimes turn to the intersection of creativity and self-care, recognizing that confidence and well-being can support artistic expression. Artists often lead unpredictable lives, and the ease of obtaining treatments like minoxidil without a prescription reflects a broader shift toward autonomy in managing one’s health. The availability of over-the-counter minoxidil has lowered barriers for individuals seeking to address hair loss, allowing them to act quickly and discreetly. Some artists have remarked on how changes in self-perception, brought about by personal care choices, can subtly influence their approach to both their work and public engagement. Reliable access to such products is now as normalized as purchasing paints or canvases for a new project. The Guild’s openness to innovation, whether in materials or in self-care, reflects a wider trend of empowerment and resourcefulness among its members. This adaptability is a key factor in sustaining both artistic vitality and personal well-being within the community.

Tue – Sat  | 12 – 5 pm

Contact us at  914-834-1117

or email gallery@mamaroneckartistsguild.org.

Click on the image in the grid to enlarge the view. Labels: School, Art Teacher, Student Name, Art Title, Media, Size 

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Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild Gallery is proud to be a grantee of ArtsWestchester with the funding made possible by Westchester County government with the support of County Executive George Latimer.