EXHIBITION

Remembrance

November 06 2021 – December 04 2021

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Works Exhibited
Ava Groff (Age 12), <em>Refuge</em><em> </em>
Ava Groff (Age 12), Refuge
Pencil on paper, 8 x 12 inches
Artwork © Ava Groff
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), <em>The Egg Stuck in a Bubble and a Giant Wave</em><em> </em>
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), The Egg Stuck in a Bubble and a Giant Wave
Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 16 inches
Artwork © Calvin Roberge
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), <em>The Cruise</em><em> </em>
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), The Cruise
Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 16 inches
Artwork © Calvin Roberge
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), <em>The Submarine Underwater</em><em> </em>
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), The Submarine Underwater
Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 16 inches
Artwork © Calvin Roberge
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), <em>The Broken Car Near the Northern Lights</em><em> </em>
Calvin Roberge (Age 6), The Broken Car Near the Northern Lights
Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 16 inches
Artwork © Calvin Roberge
Fox Danger Duntz (Age 4), <em>Family fun playground swimming pool</em><em> </em>
Fox Danger Duntz (Age 4), Family fun playground swimming pool
Acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20 inches
Artwork © Fox Danger Duntz
Fox Danger Duntz (Age 4), <em>Lollipop</em><em> </em>
Fox Danger Duntz (Age 4), Lollipop
Acrylic on canvas, 18 x 24 inches
Artwork © Fox Danger Duntz
Fox Danger Duntz (Age 4), <em>Roller coaster introducer</em><em> </em>
Fox Danger Duntz (Age 4), Roller coaster introducer
Chalk, charcoal and acrylic on canvas, 24 x 30 inches
Artwork © Fox Danger Duntz
Mina Hwang Sakimoto (Age 8), <em>Mystical I</em><em> </em>
Mina Hwang Sakimoto (Age 8), Mystical I
Watercolour ink and metal waxy pencil on postcards, Dimension variable
Artwork © Mina Hwang Sakimoto
Mina Hwang Sakimoto (Age 8), <em>Mystical II</em><em> </em>
Mina Hwang Sakimoto (Age 8), Mystical II
Watercolour ink and metal waxy pencil on postcards, Dimension variable
Artwork © Mina Hwang Sakimoto
Parker Sholdt (Age 10), <em>Colors of the Earth</em><em> </em>
Parker Sholdt (Age 10), Colors of the Earth
Acrylic Dutch pour on Canvas. 18 x 24 inches
Artwork © Parker Sholdt
Parker Sholdt (Age 10), <em>Dragon's Breath</em><em> </em>
Parker Sholdt (Age 10), Dragon's Breath
Acrylic Dutch pour on canvas, 18 x 24 inches
Artwork © Parker Sholdt
Parker Sholdt (Age 10), <em>Pendulum</em><em> </em>
Parker Sholdt (Age 10), Pendulum
Latex poured painting on canvas, 36 x 48 inches
Artwork © Parker Sholdt
Luna Wilson (Age 5), <em>Colorful Sky Explosion</em><em> </em>
Luna Wilson (Age 5), Colorful Sky Explosion
Acrylic on crateboard, 16 x12 inches
Artwork © Luna Wilson
Luna Wilson (Age 5), <em>Jelly Fish Tower</em><em> </em>
Luna Wilson (Age 5), Jelly Fish Tower
Acrylic on crateboard, 16 x12 inches
Artwork © Luna Wilson
Luna Wilson (Age 5), <em>Night Dragon</em><em> </em>
Luna Wilson (Age 5), Night Dragon
Acrylic on crateboard, 16 x12 inches
Artwork © Luna Wilson
Chase Carlberg (Age 4), <em>Cards for Sharon</em><em> </em>
Chase Carlberg (Age 4), Cards for Sharon
Watercolor on paper, 5 x 7 inches
Artwork © Chase Carlberg
Avah Walker (Age 12), <em>Jolene</em><em> </em>
Avah Walker (Age 12), Jolene
Acrylic on canvas, 12 x 12 inches
Artwork © Avah Walker
Avah Walker (Age 12), <em>Pedregal</em><em> </em>
Avah Walker (Age 12), Pedregal
Acrylic on canvas, 14 x 11 inches
Artwork © Avah Walker
Avah Walker (Age 12), <em>Rainbow Lake</em><em> </em>
Avah Walker (Age 12), Rainbow Lake
Acrylic on canvas, 14 x 11 inches
Artwork © Avah Walker
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The creativity and untouched imagination that our community's youth exhibited during NYB's Special Edition I, The Pinkboard Project, was breathtaking. Because of this, we have decided to involve those young talents in NYB's Special Edition II, Remembrance.
Our reason for this show is to assist the development of these skills by providing a platform for the youth of our community to express themselves through a visual medium.
We want participants to be able to look back and reflect upon their experiences and accomplishments with a smile. Remembrance is curated to celebrate the creations of these young artists so that they can look forward to the work they'll do in the future. To better remember the experience, a short documentary will be created to capture the excitement and the wonderful work of those presenting work at this show.
The visual arts serve as a borderless passion, meant to be shared, seen, and interpreted by all. No matter our background, there is value in where we come from, therefore we are donating half of the proceeds to a selected charity in support of young education.