2009.01.05
Roanoke County students' artwork displayed in Vinton
Top noisemaker created by Kayla Mutler a student at Back Creek Elementary. The noisemaker to the left was created by Amanda Worrell a 3rd-grader at Oak Grove Elementary School. And on the bottom, a noisemaker created by Jimmy Harrinton a 4th-grader at Oak Grove Elementary School. Emily Flora SWoCo
Students from Roanoke County’s ASK Program at Oak Grove, Clearbrook and Back Creek Elementary schools participated in the Emerging Artists’ Program. Their work was displayed at various locations prior to Roanoke County's “Enchanted Eve” in Vinton, Virginia.
The project partnered with The Arts Council of the Blue Ridge and allowed students to interact with local artists to create personal interpretations of an "enchanted noisemaker." Originally displayed at the Arts Council, HomeTown Bank and the Vinton Municipal Building, the artwork will be displayed at Charles Hill Recreation Center in Vinton through the end of January.
To see our gallery of some of the local student's interpretation of enchanted noisemakers, check out our gallery by clicking here.
