Our Tiny Friends and Foes Exhibit

My students participated in a community art exhibit at a local arts center. The exhibit was fiber representations of microorganisms.  The opening was this past Friday and it was amazing!  All of the kids’ artwork was displayed, alongside other community artists.   You can see my post about this process here. 

Here are some pictures of the gallery opening night.  My students’ work (and my own microorganism) is mixed in with the other artists’ works.

Sign reads "Our Tiny Friends & Foes Exhibit: a community fiber arts project" with a note "This area is under video surveillance.
Three people observe colorful abstract art pieces from the "Tiny Friends and Foes" exhibit displayed on a wall in a museum gallery. Faces are blurred for privacy.
A column covered in various colorful fabric and craft decorations stands in an indoor space, with people gathered around the exhibit in the background.
Two framed colorful abstract artworks, titled Tiny Friends and Foes, are hanging on a white wall as part of an exhibit.
Explore this colorful abstract artwork featuring various vivid shapes and patterns on a black canvas.
Explore our exhibit featuring various 3D models of microscopic organisms displayed on a black board, aptly titled "Tiny Friends and Foes.
A person in a winter coat and hat views a colorful abstract art display from the Tiny Friends and Foes Exhibit on a wall between two light sconces.
A curved hallway with abstract art pieces displayed on the wall, illuminated by lights above, showcases a fascinating Exhibit titled "Tiny Friends and Foes.
A person stands next to an exhibit featuring a decorated pillar with various colorful craft items displayed on it, part of the "Tiny Friends and Foes" collection.
The exhibit, titled "Tiny Friends and Foes," showcases colorful abstract artworks resembling microscopic organisms on a gallery wall.

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