Current Exhibit

They say that those who can’t do, teach, but at Millbrook, those who teach art also do it. As working artists, teachers in the art department model success for their students, bringing an ever-evolving skill set into the classroom. This year’s iteration of the annual faculty art show, Confluence, filled the Warner Gallery at the Holbrook Arts Center with technically proficient experimentations in each teacher’s medium.

Highlights of the show included a series of portraits marking the Warner Gallery debut of photography teacher Jeff Zelevansky. Kat Miller, a teacher in the English department, added some interdisciplinary flavor with a painting on aluminum, while ceramics instructor Tyler Gundrum featured work he did in New York City as part of a summer professional development. Photography by Sarah MacWright and paintings by Kiernan Pazdar and Joe Raciti also graced the walls, providing a wealth of inspiration for their students—whose turn to exhibit will come later in the school year.