Abilene art: Kids paint the darndest things

By Erin Steele
February 28, 2007

In the March 1 edition of the Abilene Reporter-News, two new youth exhibits are highlighted: the Youth Art Month exhibit at the Grace Museum, located on 102 Cypress St., and the Visual Arts Scholastic Event at the Center for Contemporary Arts, located at 220 Cypress St.

The exhibits celebrate the creativity and vision of children, whose spirits have not yet been crushed by the demands of corporate America. Sure, in a few years they'll be soaking canvasses in black paint and calling them "My Soul." But for now, they use a spectrum of colors to create actual portraits. It's beautiful. So check it out.

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