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Art goes on for Malibu students, even if the show's online

Detail from Malibu High graduate Nicole Feig’s untitled contribution to the “Art Voyagers” exhibition.
“Ocean Peace Hero,” the “Superheroes” piece by Our Lady of Malibu sixth-grader Ocean-Alexander Martell.

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Barbara Burke, Staff Reporter
6:12 am PDT August 17, 2020

Two virtual art exhibitions hosted by the city of Malibu Community Services Department offer insight into how Malibu students in grades 1-12 carried on with their creativity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each exhibit features artworks that will be available online through August.

“Superheroes” features Our Lady of Malibu students’ works. The uplifting and inspiring exhibit is demonstrative of how youthful creativity can inspire and embrace viewers.

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