Sabrina Harris and her sons, Gage (9) and Crew (7), inspected some clay figures on display at the Thyen-Clark Cultural Center. Both boys had art on display.
Thursday evening more than 740 people streamed through the galleries of the Thyen-Clark Cultural Center to view the work of Dubois County students on display in two galleries.
Along with the celebration for the young artists in our county, Artist Fernando Lozano’s work ‘Portrait of the Sea’ was featured with music provided by students from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. Mr. Lozano’s work can be viewed as a special exhibit on display in The Black Box Theater.
Here are some images from last night’s celebration.
Stephanie Bolton and her daughters, Lillian (11) and Lucy (9), walked through the Black Box Theatre exhibit by Fernando Lozano.Mark Fisher played the Kimball Piano on display at the art center entrance. He asked for permission and played several of his own compositions. Fisher, 54, has been playing the piano since he was a boy.
Declan Brown, 3, and his sister, Kaly, 6, spent time painting in one of the workshops open during the event Thursday.
The galleries are divided by the artists’ ages. Both were filled Thursday as parents and children wandered around viewing the many pieces on display.
Gary and Jane Horney appreciated the art on display from the many young artists in our county.
Artist Fernando Lozano gave a brief talk during the opening night of his exhibit ‘Portrait of the Sea’.
Mark Kochanowicz takes a photo of a piece done by a student whose parent he works with.
Madison Kieser, 9, admired some clay pieces on display.
