Students spruce up Crocus Plains with Christmas art
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This article was published 14/12/2024 (375 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Brandon painter Anne Boychuk is well known in this city for her artistic talents, particularly when it comes to her work during the holiday season on store fronts downtown. For many a year, the front windows of several downtown businesses have been bedecked with all manner of Yuletide imagery from the tip of her paintbrush.
This year, however, she introduced the practice to a new group of young painters from her painting class at the Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School.
On Friday morning during the first period of the day, at least half a dozen students from her grades 11 and 12 painting class wielded their brushes to give the front door windows of their high school a Christmas makeover, replete with snow-covered fir trees, twinkling stars, and bright shining candles.
Though painting Christmas scenes is nothing new for Boychuk, Friday’s effort was the first time she or her class students painted the front doors of Crocus Plains.
Boychuk told the Sun that Crocus Plains is one of only three high schools in the province to offer a full painting course to Manitoba students.
» The Brandon Sun
