Hazelwood Central teacher featured in gallery show
Shannon Howard | Nov 20, 2009 | Comments 2

The work of local artist and teacher Michelle Sindha Thomas will be displayed at Flo Valley's Gallery Admin through February. Photo: Nez Savala, Haz.SD
Michelle Sindha Thomas is a writer, artist and world traveler who was born in Kottayam, India. But today, she’s an art teacher at Hazelwood Central High School whose vibrant mixed media works are being featured in a solo show at St. Louis Community College’s Gallery Admin.

Thomas uses various mediums (acrylic, pencil, watercolor) to celebrate her multi-cultural upbringing and to explore themes of personal identity and memory. She says that her latest exhibit is about “expressing the experience of being a minority in the United States and making an invisible experience visible.”
A teacher of sculpture, computer graphics and drawing, Thomas has worked at Hazelwood Central for the past three years. Her exhibit will run through February 27, 2010, and she also has a larger portfolio on her website.
Gallery Admin is a cozy exhibit space located on the second floor of the Administration building at Flo Valley. Admission is free. Monday-Thursday 9am-6pm and Friday 9am-4pm. (314) 513-4861.
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Dear author,
Thank you so much for writing this article! I appreciate the time you have put into creating a truly accurate profile and summary of my artwork. This publicity was a wonderful surprise. Please contact me for any additional information.
Most sincerely,
Michelle Thomas
You’re welcome, Michelle! Glad you like it.