Student Artwork on Display

Courtesy of Caroline Kunimura

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The young artists of Saint Marguerite Catholic School in Tooele have taken inspiration from architecture, shaking wet dogs, Chinese dragons, enchanted forests, nature, cityscapes, magical gnomes, Klee’s cats and national monuments to create works with color, character and creativity.

The young artists of Saint Marguerite Catholic School in Tooele have taken inspiration from architecture, shaking wet dogs, Chinese dragons, enchanted forests, nature, cityscapes, magical gnomes, Klee’s cats and national monuments to create works with color, character and creativity.  If you’re looking for a mini-art museum experience, consider the school during Catholic Schools Week, Jan. 26 – Feb. 1; you may be able to meet some of the artists, and learn more about the school.