High School teacher's art currently on display in three different states

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This month you can find Lampeter-Strasburg High School art teacher Margaret Lau's work on display in three different galleries in three different states.

The first is at Red Raven Art Company here in in Lancaster.

The second is at Hood College for the Hood Alumni Show in Boonsboro, Maryland.
The third is the national juried exhibition, Material Matters in Brooklyn, New York. The exhibition is work that explores ideas about form and function in work using clay, glass, wood or metal alone or in combination.

Congratulations to Mrs. Lau!





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