Art works from the Washington Island School Kids. June 16- July 17

The opening exhibition draws inspiration from the recently installed collaborative tessellation on the school’s front pediment, which features 45 interconnected birds arranged in a triangular pattern. This installation is the result of a collective effort involving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. The exhibition at the ANC will present a miniature version of the original piece alongside a variety of bird designs created by students of all grade levels. Each piece highlights the unique creativity of the students. The works on display will showcase a range of mediums, including printmaking, sculpture, painting, drawing, and multimedia.

At its core, the installation symbolizes how each student, while an individual, is part of something much larger—our school, community, and the world. Just as the birds are interconnected in the tessellation, the students' unique contributions come together to form a greater whole.