High School Learning Center | Identity and the Artist Performance

Location: The Rockwell Museum

Free and open to educators, family, and friends of HSLC students | No registration required

Please join us for an afternoon of masks, music, movement, and monologues! This culminating event of a special multi-media art program gives students an opportunity for self-reflection and community-building with their peers, teachers, professional artists and musicians. 

Each year, students use The Rockwell’s art collection to serve as inspiration to create papier-maché masks and write personal monologues. The holistic creative process encourages students to build meaningful relationships and incorporate nature-themed metaphors and symbols into their art connected to their identities. Students will read their monologues while their classmates interpret their masks through movement, accompanied by live music. Refreshments will be provided.

This project is generously supported by The Triangle Fund and The Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Finger Lakes, Inc.