Hilltop Happenings

Salisbury School is pleased to host artist Christopher Pouler and his multi-media exhibit. This installation explores the topic of the migrant/refugee crisis both here in the US and globally and strives to bring a human face to the issue. The exhibit includes 139 portraits of refugees, information and stories about some of them, and includes multi-media pieces and opportunities for visitors to get involved in helping refugees. His hope is to inspire the students to heighten their awareness with the topic and become engaged.

Christopher Pouler has been living and working in Lakeville, Connecticut for the past 22 years where he splits his time between his art and designing sets for the broadcast industry.

He works in oil paints, pencil and oil pastels in addition to producing three-dimensional pieces. These works explore the human condition and how we each strive to find meaning and acceptance of the joys, struggles and suffering that we and others encounter in this increasingly complex world.

Join us Friday, September 30 

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Tremaine Gallery