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Photo Story: Nineteen Students’ Work Highlighted in La Salle AP Studio Art Show

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Bea Daudelin, Assistant Editor
May 20, 2026

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin

  • Teachers, families, and peers were invited to join the AP Studio Art students in celebrating the culmination of their years-long work on Wednesday, May 20.

    Bea Daudelin
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The Hamersly Library was filled with work from 19 AP Studio Art students on Wednesday, May 20 to highlight their years-long work accompanied by their individual artist statements.

Starting at 5 p.m and going until 6:30 p.m, the event consisted of students’ portfolios in either AP 2D Art and Design, AP 3D Art and Design, or AP Drawing.

During the showcase, each artist gave a statement and explained their motivation for their art collection.

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About the Contributor
Bea Daudelin
Bea Daudelin, Assistant Editor
Junior Bea Daudelin lives in Portland, Oregon and came to La Salle following in both of her sisters footsteps. Before La Salle, Bea attended St. Ignatius where her passion for social justice and inclusivity blossomed — one of the reasons she chose to join The Falconer. Currently, Bea is a part of National Honors Society, National Art Honors Society, and serves as  a School Ambassador where she gets to show off her love of La Salle’s positive community. In her free time, you can find Bea listening to music, shopping, and spending time with her friends.  Music is one of the ways Bea says she expressed herself and connected with others. Some of her favorites are Lauryn Hill, Blood Orange, and A Tribe Called Quest. Bea says she listens and enjoys various genres with R&B, Folk, and Rock being her favorites. In the future, Bea hopes to follow her passion of helping others by majoring in Pre-Law, Social Science, or Human Services with her dream school falling somewhere on the East Coast or Midwest.