Latin Students Visit Museum of Fine Arts in Boston

An image of a large group of students posing in front of a tall statue at the Museum of Modern Arts.
The entire group of Latin students at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
An image of students listening to some speak about the works of art.
Students listen as someone speaks about specific works of art in the museum.
An image of students taking a group selfie in an art gallery.
A group of Latin students take time for a selfie in an art gallery.
An image of a smaller group of students posing in front of a statue at the Museum of Modern Arts.
An image of a smaller group of students posing in front of a statue at the Museum of Fine Arts.
An image of four students giving us the thumbs up in front of a statue.
Four Latin students give the thumbs up in front of a statue at the Museum of Fine Arts.
An image of a guide explaining some of the works of art in the museum to a group of students.
Students listen in as a tour guide explains some of the works of art.

Shaker High School Latin students made the trip to Boston on Friday, November 17th to visit the Museum of Fine Arts where they were able to experience the impact that the Classical world has on our modern society. Students received a personalized tour focused on how the works inside the Ancient Greek and Roman exhibits connected to the sense of community and identity for ancient individuals and how they still contribute to our modern sense of community and identity.  Students not only were exposed to ancient works, but they also saw modern American and Chinese pieces that were directly influenced by the art and myths of the Ancient Greeks and Romans.  Then the group had lunch and some free time in downtown Boston at Quincy Market and the North End. Students were accompanied on the trip by Magistra Malara and Dr. Trini Hernandez.

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