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Youth from Boys & Girls Clubs produce ‘Day 2 Day’ art exhibition

January 31, 2017 by Sue Vliet Leave a Comment

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  • Members of the Boys & Girls Clubs snack during the art exhibit. (All photos by Sue Vliet)
  • Vedale Hill and James Gavins are instructors in the Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Arts Initiative.
  • The "Day 2 Day" art exhibition was held at Jazale's Art Studio, 2201 N. Martin Luther King Drive.
  • Students created multimedia pieces with audio for the exhibit.

Participants in the Don & Sallie Davis and Fitzsimonds Boys & Girls Clubs exhibited their art work Saturday in an art installation called “Day 2 Day,” a journey through the life experiences of Milwaukee youth.

Instructors Vedale Hill and James Gavins guided the young people in producing the installation, which included paintings, video and audio. Students explored topics such as the educational system, food desserts, cyber-bullying and safety.

The exhibition took place at Jazale’s Art Studio, 2201 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.

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