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EXHIBITION
Our first-ever juried student art exhibition stands as a testament to the value of picking up a pencil, a piece of paper, a stash of paints, a roll of film, a ball of clay, and so forth.
About the Exhibition
To inaugurate cARTie and our model of exhibiting student art, we invited students across Connecticut to submit works of art they would like to one day share with young students.
- Students used media ranging from sharpie to spray paint.
- Students came from towns across the State: Berlin, Bridgeport, New Fairfield, Norwalk, Thomaston, Ridgefield, and Wamogo.
- As part of their submission process, student-artists reflected on their own early art museum memories.
- Student-artists universally shared an interest in reaching young students with their art.
Theme selected by cARTie's founding Board of Directors.cARTie's 2020 Jurying Committee included: Adrianne Carter-Brown, Emily Clark, Michael Gallagher, Holly Hawthorn, Cal Inguanti, Clare Murray, and Tish Murray
Welcome to the Gallery:
Introducing cARTie
Strength
Brianna
2020
Sharpie
A single dot doesn't make much, but together they have the strength to make something beautifull.
Serendipity
Summer
2020
Photograph
Taking a picture is like taking a moment in time and keeping it forever
Quarantine Mind
Alaana
2020
Oil
n/a
P.E.A.C.E.
Alejandro
2020
Spray Paint
I have been playing violin for 8 years and the viola for 3. I decided to spray paint how important they are and gave the title my senior quote "Positive Energy Activates Constant Elevation."
Lizard
Rachel
2020
Acrylic
This is a painting of my friend's lizard.
My Geranium Still Life
Kevin
2020
Watercolor
I was interested in sketching and painting a geranium for my first project in painting. The hardest part were the leaves.
Belle
Erin
2019
Colored Pencil
I created this my sophomore year of high school to be shown at city hall and now cARTie.
We know students want opportunities to show their art, and really - what better way than for an audience of young students ready to learn and grow!"
Tish Murray, cARTie Co-Founder
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Introducing cARTie
Our first-ever juried student art exhibition stands as a testament to the value of picking up a pencil, a piece of paper, a stash of paints, a roll of film, a ball of clay, and so forth.
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