St. Francis de Sales Parish School students and staff recently toured downtown Lake Geneva to view some works of art. The students from the school’s visual arts program participated in the Mural Art Walk Field Trip on April 29. The murals were painted and installed on buildings in the downtown area. The students had an opportunity to view the “Awe of the Lake” mural at the Lake Geneva Public Library, 918 W. Main St; “Lake Geneva Blooms” mural at the Candle Mercantile, 870 W. Main St.; “Indigenous Roots” mural, 244 Broad St.; “Greetings from Lake Geneva” mural, 222 Center St.; and “Reflections of Lake Geneva” mural, 255 Mill St. Several of the artists were on hand to talk with the students about how they developed their murals.
Marcio Ramirez, right, talks to St. Francis de Sales students and staff about his mural “Reflections of Lake Geneva: Where Nature Meets Geometry,” which he painted on the side of 255 Mill St.
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Local artists Dean Tawwater, left, and Neal Aspinall talk about their “Greetings from Lake Geneva” mural, which they painted on the side of 222 Center St.
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St. Francis de Sales students and staff had an opportunity to view the “Indigenous Roots” mural which was painted in the alleyway of 244 Broad St.
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St. Francis de Sales students and staff line up in front of the Geneva Lake Museum to view the “Lake Geneva: Where Nature Meets Geometry” mural.
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Dean Tawwater and Neal Aspinall present the design plans that they developed for their “Greetings from Lake Geneva” mural.
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“Reflections of Lake Geneva: Where Nature Meets Geometry” is one of several murals that St. Francis de Sales Parish School students and staff had an opportunity to view during their Mural Art Walk Field Trip.
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St. Francis de Sales students and staff listen to Neal Aspinall and Dean Tawwater’s presentation about their “Greetings from Lake Geneva” mural.
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St. Francis de Sales Parish School students and staff had an opportunity to view several murals in downtown Lake Geneva including the “Greetings from Lake Geneva” mural.
