MILFORD--Lauralton Hall students were out in full force yesterday talking about their creative inspiration at the opening of an exhibit at Café Atlantique in Milford. The show is comprised of portrait, still-life, landscape, and abstract works created in state-of-the-art studios on campus. The show includes nineteen artworks in pencil, pen and ink, pastels, acrylic and digital design. Lauralton Art teacher Judith Doherty described the opportunity for students to share their work publically as “a learning experience”. “It’s a great opportunity for our young women to display their work in a public space like this.”
Café Atlantique owner Tina Roberts said she was thrilled to be able to display the student’s creations. “Displaying our community’s artistic talent is a way that I can give back to the community. We love having the students here and to display their art is an added plus.”
The exhibit runs until January 31. Café Atlantique is located at 33 River Street in Milford, CT and is open seven days a week.