AmericaJR’s Gloria and Jerome Rzucidlo recently visited The Detroit Institute of Arts to check out the new Wayne County High School Art Exhibition. This juried exhibition celebrates the work of high school students from throughout Wayne County. More than 80 imaginative works created by Wayne County’s emerging artists will be on display. The exhibition is on view on the first floor in the Wayne and Joan Webber Education Wing and is free with museum admission. Look for the art on display from June 25 – July 31, 2022.
“Cityscape” by Audity Moumi, senior at Hamtramck High School 
“After the Rain” by Ellie Martin, senior at Grosse Pointe South High School 
“Barb’s Bakery” by Ellie Martin, senior at Grosse Pointe South High School 
“Fro Culture” by Ny’Rrah Jackson, junior at Mumford High School 
“Loser Lisa” by Myra Morgan, senior at Detroit School of Arts 
“Portrait of a Snaggertooth Comb” by Amiya Averett, senior at Mumford High School 
“Body of Water” by Carly Schultz, junior at Salem High School 
“Elegant Beauty” by Nicholas Szewc, senior at Livonia Stevenson High School 
“Gaze in to mind” by Neiya Hagar, senior at William D. Ford Career-Technical Center 
“Primary Emotions” by Vivian Leech, junior at Grosse Pointe South High School 
“Island Ferry Dock” by Einas Ali, senior at Edsel Ford High School 
“Flutter” by Ava Chang, junior at Northville High School 
“Recording in Progress” by Ava Chang, junior at Northville High School 
“Drapery” by Tobey Sharp, senior at Livonia Franklin High School 
“Fruity Appetite” by Owen Knape, junior at Wayne Memorial High School 
“Round and Round Again” by Skyla Hunter, sophomore at Renaissance High School 
“Eyes of Technology” by Lucy Elwell, senior at John Glenn High School 
“Sensory Drive” by Violeta Jorda-Talevich, senior at Canton High School 
“The Trepidation of Solitude” by Fatima Rosales-Sanchez, freshman at Cass Technical High School 
“Dotson” by Anna Corbeill, senior at Plymouth High School 
Visit the DIA at 5200 Woodward Ave. in Detroit, MI. For tickets and more info, go to https://www.dia.org/