Some young, creative minds showcased their artistic side over the weekend at the Prince George Public Library.
The Teen Art Showcase was hosted in conjunction with the Community Arts Council, which distributed five awards at Saturday’s reception at the Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
The winners of the 2024 awards were:
- Best Overall – Elya Foreman’s In the Twinkling of an Eye…We Shall Be Changed
- Best Social Commentary – Susie Maurice’s Firefighter Baby
- Best Use of Materials – Quinn Corbett’s Fairy House
- Most Original – Roxie Aronson’s Pond-er
- People’s Choice – Quinn Corbett’s Fairy House
“On behalf of the Prince George & District Community Arts Council and Studio 2880 we are thrilled with the talent demonstrated by so many of our local youth. In its 8th year, the Teen Art Showcase continues to spotlight the creativity, dedication and hard work achieved by these amazing local artisans, as well as the community that supports them. Thank you to our partners, the City of Prince George, the Prince George Public Library and all our funding agencies”, said Lisa Redpath, the Prince George & District Community Arts Council’s Program Manager.
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