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Lincoln School Art Students Exhibit Work

STUDENTS of InternationalBaccalaureate (IB) Art at LincolnSchool, Alberto Castillo, AdrianaRivas, Adriana Ruiz, and AmandaVargas, will be exhibiting the result oftwo years’ work at Centro Cultural deMéxico, in Los Yoses, east of San José,through April 18. The IB is an intense,exploratory course in which studentsexplore a variety of media, includingdrawing, painting, sculpture, photographyand digital art. For more information,contact teacher Richard Dewey atrdewey@lincoln.ed.cr.

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