Spanish V students visit MIA

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Mariam Malik, Social Media Manager
May 16, 2024
A PASSERBY. Milan Mishra strolls past one of the largest painting included on the tour.
A PASSERBY. Milan Mishra strolls past one of the largest painting included on the tour.
Mariam Malik

Spanish V students visited the Minnesota Institute of Art on Wednesday. Students viewed paintings and sculptures with a focus on Mesoamerican and Latin American art. The entire tour was in Spanish in hopes of students using their language skills in real-life scenarios.

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