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Art Museum To Feature Works By Local Students
January 9, 2014
In recognition of the National Youth Art month, the Pensacola Museum of Art is presenting the 59th annual Youth Art Focus exhibition in partnership with the Escambia County School District.
It highlights the best work from art students and educators in Escambia County schools. This exhibition of work from more than 500 students, grades pre-K through 12, recognizes their strong artistic achievements and our area teachers’ dedication to art education.
Youth Art Focus creates an opportunity to expose students to the fine art world in a professional museum environment, while giving the public a chance to experience and appreciate the accomplishments of Escambia County’s Art Education programs.
Northview High School students with works on display during the exhibit are:
- Dakota Joiner – mixed media
- Shyla Pope – mixed media
- Quentin Sampson – drawing
- Jasmine Walker – printing
- Shnala Banks – drawing
- Aaron Cayson – mixed media
- Niki Coleman – drawing
- Jewel Garner – mixed media
- Britney Fisher – mixed media
- Steven Gregory – mixed media
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One Response to “Art Museum To Feature Works By Local Students”
WOW….This is an Awesome presentation of the artistic talents and abilities of our local students. It is great that the entire grade level range of students is included.
Many thanks to the students for allowing us to view your gifts, to the teachers for their instruction, providing support and guidance, to the parents for their encouragement and to Dr. Sandra Durr for facilitating the exhibit.
This is worth your time – even if you are not a parent.
Congratulations to ALL who have the desire to create.