Studio No2, the school’s art studio, provides a space for students to showcase their artwork and creative expression to peers. Senior Summer Tribble’s artwork is now being showcased and can be viewed at any time during the school day through the end of September.

“We didn’t have the gallery until last year and I was in the class that converted it into the gallery,” Tribble said. “It’s a really good opportunity for any student to showcase their work in it.”

Art teacher Fred Rodriguez said that the studio is a great opportunity for students to be exposed to art.

“It’s awesome that not just the kids putting the show on, but all [students] can come look at artwork at any point during the day,” Rodriguez said. “A lot of times we think a gallery or museum is really far away, but now we have that in our school, so it makes it so that we’re always looking at art, which I think is super important.”

Tribble said that in deciding what to showcase, she turned to the subject of people, which she said have always captivated her.

“I’ve always been inspired by human form and human emotions, especially the feminine form and women in general,” Tribble said. “Women have always seemed really beautiful and like a good subject for art.”

Students can sign up with Rodriguez to have their artwork showcased in Studio No2.