Notre Dame students explore identity and strengths through art

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Eppich said the exhibit gave students a chance to share their creativity beyond the classroom.

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“For some students that really are passionate about art, it was pretty cool for them to say like, ‘Wow, look there’s all this other beautiful art, and then mine’s here too in this gallery’; it felt so special to them.”

Artwork from grade 2’s. (Image Credit: Alyssa Rudolph/ battlefordsNOW)

The display features a wide range of artwork reflecting both the students’ ages and the different approaches taken by teachers. Eppich said students’ understanding of strengths evolves as they grow older, resulting in varied perspectives throughout the exhibit.

“As we mature, we have different ways of looking at things. When we’re little, we might think everyone’s good at everything, or big people are good at everything. It’s going to be very different as to how you’re able to see your strengths and the strengths of others as someone who’s in grades 5, 6 or 7,” Eppich explained.

From Many People’s Strength remains on display at North Battleford’s Chapel Gallery until June 21.

Artwork from pre-kindergarten and kindergarten. (Image Credit: Alyssa Rudolph/ battlefordsNOW)

Artwork from grade 5. (Image Credit: Alyssa Rudolph/ battlefordsNOW)

Artwork from grade 1’s. (Image Credit: Alyssa Rudolph/ battlefordsNOW)

(Image Credit: Alyssa Rudolph/ battlefordsNOW)

Artwork from grade 3 and 4’s. (Image Credit: Alyssa Rudolph/ battlefordsNOW)

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Alyssa.rudolph@pattisonmedia.com