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On the evening of April 16, The Walker Center for the Arts gallery came alive with color and creativity during Harvey’s Spring Visual Art Show. The annual exhibit celebrates the full spectrum of student artistry, featuring works in acrylic painting, graphic design, fashion, ceramics, pen and watercolor, beading, sculpture, and printmaking.

This year’s show also highlighted collaborative pieces, including the Middle School totem pole and a vibrant mural designed and created by students, now proudly displayed on the walls of the art center.

Students, families, faculty, and staff gathered to admire the impressive range of talent and imagination on display. The event not only showcased individual expression but also reflected the strong sense of community and support within Harvey’s thriving arts program.

We offer a heartfelt thank-you to the Harvey National Art Honor Society members for organizing the art show, along with teachers Nate Alexander ‘13, Rick Price, Alison Nokes, and Regina Gelfer, Eleni Gavrielatos, and student leader and organizer Adalay Shalov '25.

The exhibit will remain on display until April 22, inviting the community to continue enjoying the remarkable work of our student artists.