Community Education Corner: Mural comes to life

Moose Lake mural — The group poses for a photo in front of the mural they worked on with artist Adam Swanson at Moose Lake High School.

By Vicki Radzak / Moose Lake Community Education and Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten

January 19, 2022 at 10:00 AM

It was the perfect week for artist Adam Swanson to work alongside Moose Lake High School artists as they prepped, sketched, painted and varnished our new hallway mural.

Moose Lake Community Education’s AGE to age Program collaborated with high school art teacher Tracy Little and the high school Art Club to sponsor this magnificent project, a testament to the artistic abilities of our young community members.

"Community Education Corner," published weekly in the Pine Journal, features news from Community Education programs in Carlton County. Vicki Radzak is the Community Education Director for Moose Lake Community School.

Moose Lake student paints mural 4 — A Moose Lake High School student pays attention to detail as he works on the school's new mural recently.

Moose Lake student paints mural 3 — A Moose Lake High School student paints drama masks that are part of the school's new mural, which was created in partnership with artist Adam Swanson.

Moose Lake student paints mural 2 — A Moose Lake High School student works on the new mural in the school.

Moose Lake student paints mural 1 — A Moose Lake High School student paints a mural at the school. Moose Lake Community Education hosted artist Adam Swanson to work with students and community members on the project.

Community Education Corner: Mural comes to life

Moose Lake Community Education hosted artist Adam Swanson recently.