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Seeing What I Feel 

Seeing What I Feel is a collaboration of fifteen Perkins students led by Terri Werner, a Perkins art teacher, and guides from the Feeling For Form program at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. This collaborative effort will be exhibited at the MFA from October 15 to November 26, 2007.

Listen to art teacher Terri Werner discuss the program. Listen to interviews with Perkins students Kati, Jason, and Minh about their experience. Click to read the press release for the exhibit. Click the thumbnails below to view the full-size photograph.

Working hard on a sculpture
Painting carefully, Thomas creates a sculpture based on what he has learned at the MFA.
Mike reads the braille description card on his Cat Mask as Hannah Goodwin of the MFA looks on. Goodwin directs
Student artist Mihn amuses a guest with her wit as well as her bas relief. Minh's
Luisa Stigol (right) is a trained
MFA Director Malcolm Rogers dropped by and stopped alongside one of the student displays to talk with Perkins president, Steven M. Rothstein. The brilliant mask was made by recent Perkins grad Jason, aged 21, in response to the MFA's collection of African war masks.
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