News Summary
The 25th annual Horry-Georgetown Counties high school juried art exhibition is concluding this week at the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach. Showcasing diverse artworks from local high school students, the event includes a People’s Choice Award voting open until Sunday. With a jury of esteemed judges, the exhibition celebrates the creativity and talent of the region’s youth, offering a platform for community engagement and support before the exhibition closes on June 1.
Myrtle Beach Hosts Final Week of 25th Annual Horry-Georgetown Counties High School Juried Art Exhibition
The 25th annual Horry-Georgetown Counties high school juried art exhibition is in its final week at the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The exhibition, which has become a staple event in the community, offers a vibrant showcase of creativity from local high school students and will remain open to the public until June 1.
Visitors have the opportunity to view the student artworks and participate in the People’s Choice Award voting, which allows attendees to select their favorite piece. This voting is open through Sunday, adding an engaging element to the experience as the community supports its young artists.
Diverse Artwork on Display
This year’s exhibition proudly features a diverse range of artwork, selected from hundreds of submissions from local high school students. The quality and creativity of the works reflect the talent present in the Horry and Georgetown counties. A jury consisting of Curator Liz Miller and Education Coordinators Jayme Carlson and Colin Riebe meticulously reviewed each submission to curate the collection on display.
The judge for this year’s exhibition is Mary Edna Fraser, a renowned artist and environmental activist known for incorporating themes of nature and conservation into her work. Fraser’s involvement adds an enriching layer of prestige to the exhibition, highlighting the importance of supporting young artists as they develop their talents.
Community Commitment
Pat Goodwin, the Executive Director of the art museum, emphasizes the organization’s dedication to promoting local student and school initiatives through this exhibition. The event has become a community favorite over the last 25 years, fostering a sense of pride and encouragement for young artists in the region.
As the exhibition approaches its conclusion, it provides an excellent opportunity for community members to engage with local talent and support high school students in their artistic endeavors. The displayed artworks not only celebrate creativity but also serve to inspire and motivate the next generation of artists.
Visiting the Exhibition
This annual exhibition has not only highlighted the artistic capabilities of high school students but has also strengthened community bonds through shared appreciation for the arts. With the final week underway, the public is encouraged to visit the museum, cast their votes for the People’s Choice Award, and witness the creative expressions of local youth before the exhibition concludes.
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