Art work inspired by nature and created by children and teens fills the main galley at the Station House for the month of May.
The show called Nature’s Transformations was facilitated by nature educator Frances McCoubrey and features work by students from Big Lake, and Likely elementary schools, Scout Island Nature Kindergarten and Lake City Secondary Columneetza students.
Younger students incorporated a wide variety of objects found in nature to produce art on the ground that was photographed for presentation.
The show also features beautiful posters created by older students, clay sculptures, paper mache sculptures of animal heads such as beaver, fox and rabbits and more.
Each piece is numbered to correspond with the artists who are listed in a little program that goes with the show, so visitors can identify the participating artists.
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