Nicole Edelbrock's print wins first place at Kewpee Show
Bluffton High School art student Nicole Edelbrock won first place in printmaking at this year's 26th annual Kewpee High School Art Invitational currently on exhibit at ArtSpace/Lima, according to Vicki Garmon, BHS art teacher.
Edelbrock's print is titled "Andy's Print." Eight Bluffton students have works in the juried show. In addition to Edelbrock, those students are:
• Anna Sneary, painting, The Featured Lady
• Maddie Essinger, sculpture, Reflective Window
• Sara Chappell-Dick, painting, Doggy Paddle
• Celeste Stauber, sculpture, Monster
• Jacob Bishop, sculpture, "Do You See It?"
• Samantha Rhonemus, painting, "Flashback"
• Lily Schumacher, drawing, untitled
Students from 20 area high schools have works in the exhibit.
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