Seniors Display Artwork at Young Artists Exhibit

A group of 10 talented artists from Bronxville High School had their artworks on display at the Young Artists 2025 exhibit at the Katonah Museum of Art from Feb. 9-March 2. 

The annual exhibition of high school seniors’ artwork gives aspiring artists an opportunity to participate in many aspects of mounting a museum exhibition. With the guidance of professionals, the young artists organize, publicize, curate and install their own exhibition. 

“It is a huge honor for these students to be featured and to hang their work in a prestigious museum that normally shows work by celebrated professional artists from around the world,” art teacher Courtney Alan said. “This year, each Bronxville senior featured was voted on by their classmates to be included and all showed work that was along a variety of mediums from photography to digital drawing to graphite drawing. These works demonstrate the students’ accomplished skills from their dedication to arts throughout high school.”

Nearly 400 senior student artworks were exhibited from more than 40 high schools in Dutchess, Fairfield, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester counties. 

Congratulations to the following Bronxville High School seniors: 

•    Charlotte Black – “Leo the Lion” (oil on canvas).
•    Charlotte Golimbu – “The Inevitable” (digital photography).
•    Megan Matias – “Still Life” (graphite).
•    Manuel Rivera – “Puerto Rican-Man” (digital).
•    Zoë Sandilya – “Portrait of Mother as Child with Doll” (graphite).
•    Will Sousa – “Working for the Weekend” (photography).
•    Charlotte Van Ness – “Ad Astra” (paint on canvas).
•    Amy Villanueva – “A World Within” (graphite).
•    Stella Woolery – “Three Scene Stack” (markers).
•    Zarine Yaghoobi – “Don't Hold Your Breath” (oil paint)