Coulee City students take their own art walk
Coulee City artist and Cariboo Trail Studio owner Don Nutt tells students from Coulee City Elementary School about his art and his life as an artist April 15.
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From left: Austin King, Max Beal, Kalaya Garza (behind Max), Andrew Berkey, William Allsbrook and Ben Grindy check out what prizes their artwork has won at the Highlighters Art Club Gallery April 15. This is the 24th year the club has hosted the contest.
Besides seeing their own artistic success, students were able to check out art in a variety of styles and media at the school art walk April 15.
Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School students show their entries in the Highlighters Art Club contest at Don Nutt’s Cariboo Trail Studio in Coulee City April 14. Back, from left: Paul Stout, Noah Butler, Jameson Conley, Ian McWalter, Grayson Beal, Ed Jennings, Cheyann Sexton, Priya Markwell, Alexis Entrup, Addie Wright, Don Nutt, Aubrey Rimel, Tyler Camden, AJ Prentice. Front: Levi Oliver, Lainee Baergen, Madison Champeaux, Grace Erickson, Josie Bayless, William Allsbrook.
Students in the Coulee City area have plenty to inspire their art with dozens of sports to stop and enjoy one of the most scenic areas in the Columbia Basin.
COULEE CITY — Students at Coulee City Elementary School and Almira/Coulee-Hartline High School got a special look at the arts last week.
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