Student Art Show in TorC

For the second year the Sierra County Arts Council and The Center Gallery Fine Art will be showcasing the artwork of area students at the second annual Student Art Show. 

This 2-day event at the TorC Civic Center in the Ralph Edwards Auditorium (400 W. 4th St.) starts with an evening preview on Friday, April 21 from 5 to 7:30 pm. 

On Saturday the doors open at 8 am. The judging and a discussion of Middle School artwork will take place from 8:30 to 10 am. High School artwork judging and discussion will happen from 9:30 to 11 am. A panel of 6 judges for each age group consists of TorC art community professionals including working artists and gallery owners. Awards will be presented between noon and 1 pm.

Artwork will be on display for viewing from 1 to 5 pm and doors close at 8 pm.

For more information call 505-428-8418.

The Sierra County Arts Council supports all aspects of art including fine art, performance art and creative writing. Membership is open to all artists and art entities in Sierra County. More information on our organization and its activities can be found at our website: www.sierracountyarts.org.

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John Johanek
John Johanek

John Johanek spent 40 years in publishing including four years as art director for Popular Mechanics in New York. He then founded his own design consulting firm with clients worldwide. His firm earned the highest awards in magazine design excellence. He’s written numerous articles on the fine points of magazine design in leading industry magazines and presented hundreds of design seminars and workshops for major trade conferences, publishing organizations and private publishers stateside and internationally. He and his wife Durrae have authored two books on Montana (his home state): Montana Behind the Scenes and Montana Folks. For the past several years John has pursued his passion for art and now he and Durrae operate Zia Gallery in Truth or Consequences to showcase their work. He is a member of the board of directors of the Sierra County Public-Interest Journalism Project.

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