A Service of The Arrow           Friday December 17, 1999 7:52 PM

ARROW STAFF

Flathead High School was one of many participants in the Friday, December 3 Art Walk, an event in which 14 galleries opened up to the public from 5 to 9 p.m. One of these galleries was the Hockaday Museum of Art, the location of a student art show, featuring the works of multiple FHS students.

This new show at the Hockaday, Spotlight on Student Art, features student art from around the valley, and gives each school a wall. The content of these walls will rotate on a monthly basis until March 3. Below are

some works featured.

Name: David Boggs, senior
Media: Acryllic/Collage
Class: A.P. Art

“It kind of represents how most food we eat isn’s healthly, and how it comes from fast food and supermarkets.”

Name: Jon Fetter-Vorm, junior
Media: Graphic Manipulation
Class: A.P. Art

“I used the emotions that I experience in life and just tried to put them on paper. In this particular piece, I concentrated on anger and frustration. I tried to combine abstract and realistic ideas.”

Name: Brittany Petty John, sophomore
Media: Pencil
Class: Art Survey

“My aunt is a really good artist, and I’ve always wanted to be an artist, ever since I was little. I started painting, but I never thought I was good enough. My aunt inspired me.”

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