Art students featured in Pelham Arts Center's "Growth & Decay" Exhibit

Pictured above (L-R): Juniors Elizabeth LaScala, Brigitta Tedeschi, Genesis Rendon, and Sienna Perez attend the opening reception of "Growth & Decay" at the Pelham Art Center on Thursday, April 24, 2025. Missing: Miah Zabala '26.*


Five talented Ursuline student-artists from the Class of ’26 earned a prestigious honor with their artwork selected for the Teen Artist Council (TAC) Pop-up Exhibition 2025 – Growth & Decay at the Pelham Art Center. Curated by TAC, this highly regarded pop-up exhibition showcases the creativity of over 25 outstanding local artists, including:

  • Elizabeth LaScala ‘26 – Proper Burial - Advanced Art and Design
  • Sienna Perez ‘26 – Visions on TV - AP Art & Design
  • Genesis Rendon ‘26 – Flicker of Life - Advanced Art and Design
  • Brigitta Tedeschi ‘26 – Rebirth - Advanced Art and Design
  • Miah Zabala ‘26 – Eternal Remains - Advanced Art and Design

Clockwise from upper left: Elizabeth LaScala, Sienna Perez, Brigitta Tedeschi, and Genesis Rendon. Miah Zabala, not pictured.*


The exhibition, running through May 11, 2025, explores the interconnectedness of life and death, examining the natural cycles of growth, decay, and rebirth. Selected through an open call to artists of all ages, Ursuline’s student artists contributed powerful, thought-provoking pieces that reflect the theme in unique and moving ways.

Each artwork offers a distinct interpretation of the cycles of nature, blending imagination, technique, and emotional depth. Their contributions stand alongside those of both emerging and seasoned artists, affirming the strong creative voice of the next generation.

Hosted at the Pelham Art Center, Growth & Decay invites visitors to reflect on life’s fleeting moments, enduring legacies, and endless transformations. The Ursuline School is proud to celebrate the achievements of these young artists whose passion and talent have earned them a well-deserved spotlight.

Congratulations to Elizabeth, Sienna, Genesis, Brigitta, and Miah on this outstanding accomplishment!

*Photo credit: Brigitta Tedeschi '26

 

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