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Jan 23, 2019 - 11:20:26 AM

The Ferguson Library Winter Exhibit Features the Stamford Public Schools Teachers Art Show

By Stamford Public Schools (SPS)

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Mother Love painting by Claudia Nerreau (contributed photo)

Fifteen Stamford Public Schools (SPS) teachers will showcase their works of art at The Ferguson Library Winter Exhibit. The opening reception, with entertainment by the Westhill High School Jazz Ensemble, is scheduled for Thursday, January 24, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., in the Third Floor Auditorium Gallery. President of the Stamford Art Association Christine Irvin, SPS Art Content Leader Module Downer and Stamford High School Art Teacher Paul Cusano worked together to provide the opportunity for SPS teachers to participate in his professional exhibition.

The show, which is scheduled to run through May, was curated by the Stamford Art Association and will feature paintings, drawings and photography from:

Allison Alter, Stamford High
Paul Cusano, Stamford High
Module Downer, Stamford High
Timothy Eaton-Koch, Stamford High
Laurie Ferrante, Rogers International
Phyllis Lodato-Suppa, Davenport Ridge Elementary
Nancy Kelly, Academy of Information Technology & Engineering
Patrice Martin, Roxbury Elementary
Claudia Noel Nerreau, Stamford High
Katherine Noe, Davenport Ridge Elementary
Catherine Ramsey, Westhill High
Justin Shay, Dolan Middle
Deborah Sticher Nolasco, K.T. Murphy Elementary
Margaret Sulik, Rogers International
Vincent Urbanowski, Academy of Information Technology & Engineering
KD Wheeler, Stamford High

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