Youth Art Month is back and in person this year, following a shutdown in 2020 and a virtual art show last year due to the pandemic. With more than 600 pieces, this year’s exhibit, which runs from now until May 7, showcases a collection of student artwork and, for the first time ever, features teacher art work as well. Monica Hayslip, director of Visual Art, says another new aspect of this year’s event is that several items are for sale and earnings go directly to the student or teacher. “I think whenever you come in and look at a piece…
