St. Anthony High art students unmask their creativity

Papier-mâche masks made by seniors at St. Anthony High School
Papier-mâche masks made by seniors at St. Anthony High School
The art department of St. Anthony High School, 620 Olive Ave., is this month focusing its creative energies on papier-mâche masks.
“The students went above and beyond while completing this assignment,” said Patty Steponovich, chair of the school’s fine arts department. “They produced an array of individual masks as unique as the students themselves.”
Various papier-mâche masks created by St. Anthony seniors
Various papier-mâche masks created by St. Anthony seniors
In addition to papier-mâche, the art students at St. Anthony work with clay to produce vases, boxes, bowls and tiles. They also study painting and drawing during the year and have graced the school’s walls with their artwork.
Patty Steponovich, chair of the school's fine arts department, with one of the students' masks
Patty Steponovich, chair of the school’s fine arts department, with one of the students’ masks
Steponovich, a graduate of St. Anthony, has a fine arts degree and continues with her own passion for creating. “Teaching art to the students of St. Anthony has been a life dream for me, since I was a student here myself,” she said. “We are so blessed with the beauty found in nature, and I believe we must try to replicate that beauty through our creation of art.”

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