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This piece 'Wild Trees' by Shenise McCarthy features in the exhibition
STUDENTS from the Fainleog Campus in Coláiste na Trocaire in Rathkeale are part of a wild trees exhibition in Rathkeale Library.
It will run from March 18 this week until April 21.
The exhibition features a vibrant collection of 40 works including textured acrylic pieces and pastel pieces created over the past three years.
It features works by current and past pupils, teachers from the school and parents/guardians.
Centred around the theme of the great outdoors, the art in the exhibition showcases the artists' deep connection to nature through bold landscapes and explorations with seasonal colour.
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The public and school community are invited to visit the exhibition at Rathkeale Library and young visitors can get involved and complete the worksheets, which are available from the library desk.
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