CHILDREN OF ALL AGES ARE BECOMING YOUNG ARTISTS BY PARTICIPATING IN WHAM ART CLASSES
Young students who are working with WHAM artists and members of the WHAM Teen Art Club are putting on a show of their creative art work here in the WHAM West Gallery.
 Maddison begins work on a new painting Our young student artists use a variety of mediums -- ranging from pen-and-ink through acrylics and watercolors and ceramics. The range of subject matter is introduced by our artist instructors and encourages a wide range of creative interpretations by our young artists. There will be an artists' reception on Friday, July 28th at 5 pm and light refreshments will be served. It's a great opportunity to talk to the young artists and their parents and see how they were inspired. Bring the kids. It's also a chance to see if you have your own budding artist in the family. | Our local creative kids have put aside the video games to create some great artwork. The range of styles and levels of talent are pretty amazing and creativity is alive and well in our West Valley children. Their current artwork is on display in the West Gallery from July 25th through the 29th. Come out to the gallery to enjoy their work in the main gallery area and while you are here you can also view the hundreds of works from our regular WHAM artists. Be sure to bring the kids - this display is sure to inspire their creativity and get their imaginations going.  Clay Artwork |
 | WHAM has classes and programs for all ages going on all year round and all the participants in our programs get a burst of enthusiasm and inspiration. As a non-profit organization, WHAM is dedicated to serving the community of the West Valley through art and visual communications. Everyone who participates in our programs are sure to be energized with enthusiasm that show in everything they do in life because they have touched their creative mind. |
Have you visited the WHAM West Gallery lately? You'd be surprised how much we do and how many of your friends and neighbors participate. Come on out and take a look -- you may be very pleasantly surprised.
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