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View student works of art at the following locations
(on display March 5-28) All Fired Up! Medina Cool Beans Café Courthouse Pizzeria Foundry Social Habitat for Humanity Honey Bee Bakery Huntington Bank JK Gift Shop Labyrinth Management Lemonberry Frozen Yogurt Swine BBQ Medina Centre for Dance Art Medina County Convention & Visitors Bureau Miss Molly's Tea Room Molly's Fashion Boutique PJ Marleys Raspberry & The Rose Root Candles Sand & Lace Gallery Simply Charlotte Sportsworld The Farmers Table The Gardeners Cottage VCS Salon & Spa | ||
The Medina County Arts Foundation, in partnership with the Medina City Schools, Main Street Medina, Medina County Arts Council, and Huntington Bank are pleased to announce the Medina Schools Student Art Show: A Celebration of Youth Art Month, March 5-28, 2021. The show will be on exhibition during regular business hours at various locations in and around the Medina Square and South Town. The show will open on Friday, March 5th as part of the 1st Friday event. Works of art will be on view through March 28th. The exhibition will feature pieces created by students attending Medina City Schools, The Evolve Academy, Wadsworth High School, and the Medina County Juvenile Detention Center.
“The arts are essential always, but especially in times like these. The amazing artwork of our students has the power to lift our spirits and remind us of the good and beauty in the world. Our financial support of our students and our schools is an investment in our overall quality of life in our community," shared Mike Sferro, President of the Medina County Arts Foundation.
This year, The Medina County Arts Council's (MCAC) "Arts in Schools" Committee (Kathy Staufer, Linda Loveless, Paulette Grubb, Kimberly Payne and Tom Lempner) is pleased to sponsor juried awards to participating students in the 2021 MS Art Show. The organization will offer four, $50 awards to a senior, middle, elementary, and alternative school student for "Best in Show." They will also provide 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons to each group. Winners will be determined by visual arts members of MCAC.
“The arts are essential always, but especially in times like these. The amazing artwork of our students has the power to lift our spirits and remind us of the good and beauty in the world. Our financial support of our students and our schools is an investment in our overall quality of life in our community," shared Mike Sferro, President of the Medina County Arts Foundation.
This year, The Medina County Arts Council's (MCAC) "Arts in Schools" Committee (Kathy Staufer, Linda Loveless, Paulette Grubb, Kimberly Payne and Tom Lempner) is pleased to sponsor juried awards to participating students in the 2021 MS Art Show. The organization will offer four, $50 awards to a senior, middle, elementary, and alternative school student for "Best in Show." They will also provide 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons to each group. Winners will be determined by visual arts members of MCAC.
