Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association holds youth art month

Charity Roderick, an 8-year-old homeschool student and award winner in the homeschool division, admires the artwork on display at Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association’s Youth Art Month opening reception Thursday, February 27. She is accompanied by mother Jennifer and brother Charlie.

Ian Phillips, Copper Basin High School student, has artwork on display at The Art Center in Blue Ridge. His piece is at the top left. All art is on display until March 26.

Lily Oliver, Fannin County High School student, has artwork on display at The Art Center in Blue Ridge. Her piece is the photograph at the top left.

Bethany Musselman declared the month of March as Youth Art Month during Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association’s Youth Art Month opening reception. The event featured artwork from local, young artists, and awards were given to an elementary schooler, middle schooler and high schooler from Copper Basin and Fannin County schools and homeschool students.

Jim and Annabeth Minear check out the young talent at Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association’s Youth Art Month Opening Reception Thursday, February 27. The event featured artwork from Fannin County schools, Copper Basin schools and homeschool students in the area.

Jim and Annabeth Minear check out the young talent at Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association’s Youth Art Month Opening Reception Thursday, February 27. The event featured artwork from Fannin County schools, Copper Basin schools and homeschool students in the area.