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Photo gallery: PHS art club hosts annual art show on May 9

Ari Collins
eSomethin staff

Perrysburg High School’s art-club hosted its annual student art show on May 9, 2024.

Scroll through some of the highlights below.

Painting teacher Michelle Brunner and art club advisor Candra Boggs point sophomore Madison Fisher in the right direction. Students and teachers set up the tables and displays right after school. Seniors were allowed their own table displays.
Senior Cordelia Webber sets up her display after school. She included several paintings and photos from darkroom photography class.
Students set up senior tables in the PHS common area after school.
The Historic Perrysburg exhibition that was in the Way Public Library for the month of April had its own display at the art show. It featured architectural drawings, paintings and ceramic artworks.
Meghan Yarnell’s ceramic classes displayed their artworks on tables throughout the cafeteria. There were various containers and motifs on flat slabs.
Even graduates attend the art show. PHS 2023 graduate Kennedy Paquin loves attending the art shows and came to support and helped clean up the show afterwards.
Seniors Gracin Bella, Aleigha McNulty and Mia Moffitt pose with stickers they got from a classmate.
Students, parents, teachers and other community members attended the art show.
Aleigha McNulty wanted to share her art-show snack: Chick Fil A.
Gracin Bella admires Hazel Rodriguez-Pate’s senior art display. Bella and Rodriguez-Pate are classmates in the advanced painting class.
Seniors Preston Kies and Mia Moffitt pose at the show.

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Hey there! I’m Ari Collins (she/her/they), a PHS senior—I’m excited for my fourth and final year on staff. I am involved in Art Club, Photo Club and GSA. I am also a Young Artists at Work (YAAW) alumna, peer educator, and I enjoy reading, painting and, of course, writing. #SeniorRah!
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