Community members are invited to stop by the Pine River Library in Bayfield to experience a special showcase of student creativity from Bayfield High School. From now through March, 80 pieces of student artwork are on display, highlighting the talent and dedication of BHS artists.
The exhibit features a wide range of mediums, including ceramics, photography, paintings and drawings — offering something for every art lover to enjoy.
“We would like to congratulate the following students for getting their artwork displayed at Bayfield Pine River Public Library from January until March,” said BHS Art Teacher Kathleen Neal. “There are 80 pieces of art displayed including ceramics, photography and paintings and drawings. This is a great honor because other local artists only get to display their work for one month.”
Wrenalee Moore - Drifting into Space, Frozen In Time
Angelina Zambrano - Mysterious Forest, The Red Headed Girl, Majestic Swan and Vase, Wounds that Bloom
Abby Messier - Held Gently
Alexis Nawrocki - A Bowl of the Blues
Allison Thomas - Vintage Accessories, Friendly Animals
Aspen Smith - Frozen in Time
Audrina Velasquez - A Best Friends Universe
Beckham Wood - Vallecito Lake Serenade
Braden Zabka - Bike in Stormy Sunset
Brooklyn Orendorff - Day of the Dead, Vintage Grapes Still Life, Japanese Lakeside, Childlike Wonder
Brooklyn Gullion - Summertime Weather
Cailin Campbell - Disassociation, Seaside Sunset, Howl
Cameron Mars - Fly Away, Italian Ambiance, Fly Away, Journey's End
Daniel Agraz - Cultural Nostalgia
Ella Chamblee - Vivids
Ember Van Houten - Clock Still Life
Gabriel Vaughn - Falls Cradle
Hayes Malone - Evolution of the Butterfly, The Red Sea
Henry Ferrell - Apex Tiger
Hudson Taylor - Rain Drops on the Hood
Kobe Thompson Smith - Regality in the Desert, Out of the Comfort Zone
Krista Peterson - Bubble Bath
Kylie Beeman - Mountains Through a Mirror, Portrait of a Cow
Landon Knapp - BoNix
Lilja Johnson - Sunset at Kijkduin, Desert Tarantula
Lucille Hubbert - Ski Resort Sunset, Vintage Lamp in Still Life
Lydia Schueman - La Nature Cycligue, Coca-Cola
Lyle Blowin - Blue's Mug
Maeli Quintana - Ladybugs
Melidy Jahnke - The Side of Beauty They don't Show you
Mia Sager - Watcher of the Whirlwinds, Quiet Journey
Mia Rae - Bug Juice
Mila Feely - First Bloom, A set of rabbits, Seeing Predators, Uni
Neala Siner - Polluted Path
Payton Wilmer - Tentacle Embrace, Circling Predators
Rilla Slocum - Crunch
Ryeker Lee - Porsche 911, Beauty of the Swamp
Sadie Gamel - Yellow Lemons
Salem Ridgeway - Blueberry Pie
Sydney Joyner - I Like Turtles, Tiger Reef, The Hidden Octopus
Vanessa Agraz - Brainstorm, Lost Heart, Be The Goddess That you are, Beetle Moon
Violet Barton - Pink Blossoms
Yandel Gonzales - Samurai Resting at Bay, Travelers Boat
Zuria Baker - Northern Cloth Traditional Dancer
Neal encouraged the community to come see the exhibit firsthand.
“Please drop by the library to view their art! We are very proud of our student artists!” she urged.
The BHS Art Program offers students a comprehensive pathway in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional arts. Courses in two-dimensional art progress from Fundamentals of Art to Studio Art, Advanced Art and Independent Art Study. Three-dimensional offerings include Ceramics, Studio Ceramics and Advanced Ceramics, while Photography and Advanced Photography round out the program.
Throughout their coursework, students explore the Elements and Principles of Design, build digital portfolios for college and scholarship opportunities, and professionally display their work at BHS art shows and select community exhibits, including the library show.
The Pine River Library is located at 395 Bayfield Center Dr. and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Don’t miss this opportunity to support local students and celebrate the vibrant arts community in Bayfield.
