Published May 06. 2026 02:45PM
Mark Barthel’s Graphic Arts class from Carbon Career and Technical Institute is displaying work at Wild Elder Wine and Cider in Jim Thorpe through the end of May. On Tuesday night, they held an artists’ reception to show off their work. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
LEFT: Mark Barthel’s graphic arts class from Carbon Career & Technical Institute is displaying work at Wild Elder Wine and Cider in Jim Thorpe. On Tuesday night they held an artists reception to show off their work.
ABOVE: Leonardo Haydt, a ninth grader at Carbon Career & Technical Institute, displays two of his paintings Tuesday night at Wild Elder Wine and Cider in Jim Thorpe.
LEFT: Leah Knappenberger, an 11th grader at Carbon Career & Technical Institute, displays her elephant print Tuesday night at Wild Elder Wine and Cider in Jim Thorpe.
LEFT: Hannah Mullen, a 10th grader, displays her orange flower painting at Wild Elder Wine and Cider in Jim Thorpe.
Amelia Roy, 11th grader, displays her bird painting at the Wild Elder Wine and Cider in Jim Thorpe.
LEFT: Dani Hummeo, a ninth grader, shows her rainbow cat painting.CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS