New Student Work on Display at Piedmont Arts
High school students show work in museum’s Foster Gallery
Each fall, the exhibit Art Class Confidential showcases the work of students taking advanced art classes at area high schools. This year’s exhibit features work by 36 students from Martinsville High School, Bassett High School, Magna Vista High School and Carlisle School’s Upper Division.
Director of Exhibitions Heidi Pinkston says exhibits in the Foster Gallery are an important part of the museum’s community programming. “The Foster Gallery is for the display of work by young artists,” she continued. “By showing student work at Piedmont Arts, we encourage young people to participate in the arts and give students’ friends and families the opportunity to experience the wealth of young talent we have in our area.”
Students with work on display in Piedmont Arts’ Foster Gallery are:
Martinsville High School – Instructor Alisha Bennett
Kevonte Carter, Jeffery Dalton, Savanah Judkins, Diamond Mann
Bassett High School – Instructors Jessica McAlexander and Susan Hatchett
Bassett High School – Instructors Jessica McAlexander and Susan Hatchett
Jessica Beam, Mykayla Carr, Lily Cunningham, Hagan Hulsey, Victoria Mitchem
Magna Vista High School – Instructors Kristina Weldin and Kristen Riddle
Magna Vista High School – Instructors Kristina Weldin and Kristen Riddle
Haley Vaughn, Katherine Troxell, Kara Moorefield, Austin Mickles, Emily Maxey, Tiffany Martin, Jordyn Lutz, Zoe Kirk, Taylor Keith, Sh’Maya Hodge, Kayla Henley, Lauren Handy, Neya Hall, Tanisha Hairston, Star Davis, Lacey Carroll, Jamir Cabrera, Olivia Broadwine, Dakota Adams
Carlisle School Upper Division – Instructor Judy Dashoff
Carlisle School Upper Division – Instructor Judy Dashoff
Montgomery Ellis, Monica Hill, Tia Li, Shirley Li, Luke Moshler, Kyndal Moss, Terry Tu, Isabelle Turner
For over 25 years, Piedmont Arts' Foster Gallery has been generously curated by Charity League of Martinsville-Henry County. Piedmont Arts and Charity League believe that fostering an early exposure to the arts is critical for a well-rounded educational experience.
Museum hours are Tuesday – Friday from 10 am – 5 pm and Saturday from 10 am – 3 pm. Admission to Piedmont Arts is always free of charge.
For over 25 years, Piedmont Arts' Foster Gallery has been generously curated by Charity League of Martinsville-Henry County. Piedmont Arts and Charity League believe that fostering an early exposure to the arts is critical for a well-rounded educational experience.
Museum hours are Tuesday – Friday from 10 am – 5 pm and Saturday from 10 am – 3 pm. Admission to Piedmont Arts is always free of charge.
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