There will be an opening night reception this Saturday
for the new art exhibit from the Project Impact Afterschool Program.
The
exhibit is called “From Our Eyes, With Our Hands.”
Come
out and see works from Franklin County’s youngest artists with over 30 pottery
masks and bowls created by local students aged 5 to 17.
Pottery
instructor, Kirby Gregory, has worked with the students for the past 4 months
to create the collection.
The
display will also include models of over 20 downtown Apalachicola buildings
created using recycled materials.
The
students have been incorporating their studies of found art into their projects
and they will be discussing their “recycle town” with experts during a live
videoconference with the Smithsonian Museum.
The
reception will be held this Saturday night from 7 till 9 at the Center for
History, Culture and Art on Water Street in Apalachicola.
Project
Impact is a free after-school program in Apalachicola.
It
provides homework help, tutoring, recreational activities, and field trips
throughout the academic year with a full-time program in the summer.
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