Published April 22. 2024 02:45PM
The annual Tamaqua Area High School art show is on display at the Tamaqua Arts Center, 125 Pine St., until Saturday. There is a wide variety of work on display such as drawings, paintings, prints, photographs and ceramics from students in ninth through 12th grades.
This year, there are more than 75 pieces of student artwork on display, making it one of our biggest shows yet, school art teacher Abby Shumgart said. Students are also taught by instructor Dana Ayers. Admission is free.
- Jill Whalen
Viewers take in the work of Tamaqua Area High School art students during the opening reception of the school's annual exhibit at the Tamaqua Arts Center.
Tamaqua Area High School junior Sarah Hartranft shows the lidded jar she made on the pottery wheel. The piece is one of more than 75 from students on display through April 27 at the Tamaqua Arts Center. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Tamaqua Area High School students Madelyn Cymes, Jenelee Fernadez, Sarah Hartranft and Anna Ringlabe are shown viewing a visual journal on display at the Tamaqua Area High School art exhibit at the Tamaqua Arts Center. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Tamaqua Area High School senior Jake Malone is shown with his hand-built ceramic mug, which is one of the many pieces on display for the annual Tamaqua Area High School art show at the Tamaqua Arts Center now through April 27. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
A display of work including drawings, paintings, and ceramics created by Kendra Sobolowski, a Tamaqua Area High School senior, is shown at the Tamaqua Arts Center. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO