The exhibition is created in collaboration with Peninsula art educators, and includes artwork created across diverse media by students residing throughout Door County. This year’s exhibition will include contributions by 116 students amounting to 164 imaginative works from 5 partnering public schools; Sturgeon Bay, Southern Door, Sevastopol, Gibraltar and Washington Island High Schools. Join us for an awards reception on Monday, April 17 from 7 – 8:30pm.
The exhibition is created in collaboration with Peninsula art educators, and includes artwork created across diverse media by students residing throughout Door County. This year’s exhibition will include contributions by 116 students amounting to 164 imaginative works from 5 partnering public schools; Sturgeon Bay, Southern Door, Sevastopol, Gibraltar and Washington Island High Schools. Join us for an awards reception on Monday, April 17 from 7 – 8:30pm.
The exhibition is created in collaboration with Peninsula art educators, and includes artwork created across diverse media by students residing throughout Door County. This year’s exhibition will include contributions by 116 students amounting to 164 imaginative works from 5 partnering public schools; Sturgeon Bay, Southern Door, Sevastopol, Gibraltar and Washington Island High Schools. Join us for an awards reception on Monday, April 17 from 7 – 8:30pm.
