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Getting creative

| 28 Jan 2014 | 04:37
    Wallkill Valley Regional High School artist Sarah Hadowanetz points to her abstract creation called "Turmoil."
    Wallkill Valley Regional High School artist Sarah Hadowanetz points to her abstract creation called "Turmoil."
    Kittatinny Regional High School artist Jessica Taylor next to her dog sketch. The portrait is of her pet beagle, Lily.
    Kittatinny Regional High School artist Jessica Taylor next to her dog sketch. The portrait is of her pet beagle, Lily.
    "Octopot" is the name of this five piece ceramic set created by Sparta High School artist Christine Galley. Galley was awarded a scholarship for ceramic workshop by the Potters Guild of N.J.
    "Octopot" is the name of this five piece ceramic set created by Sparta High School artist Christine Galley. Galley was awarded a scholarship for ceramic workshop by the Potters Guild of N.J.
    Wallkill Valley Regional High School 11th grader Arielle Stampone stands next to her "Sunset" landscape creation. The picture is made from old magazine paper.
    Wallkill Valley Regional High School 11th grader Arielle Stampone stands next to her "Sunset" landscape creation. The picture is made from old magazine paper.
    Artist Felicia Kurish next to her creation called "Many Suns" which is made with sand. Kurish is a seventh grade student at Immaculate Conception Regional School in Franklin.
    Artist Felicia Kurish next to her creation called "Many Suns" which is made with sand. Kurish is a seventh grade student at Immaculate Conception Regional School in Franklin.
    Wallkill Valley Regional High School art student Nicole Bauberger poses next to her clay fired pot which won "Best in Show" at the Wallkill Valley Art Show.
    Wallkill Valley Regional High School art student Nicole Bauberger poses next to her clay fired pot which won "Best in Show" at the Wallkill Valley Art Show.
    Sixth graders Colton Utter and Sequoyah Crumb created these expressive pumpkins on display. The two artists are students at Frankford Township Middle School.
    Sixth graders Colton Utter and Sequoyah Crumb created these expressive pumpkins on display. The two artists are students at Frankford Township Middle School.
    High Point High School 10th grader Samantha Lange with a drawing executed of a Chuck Taylor style sneaker. The name of the drawing is "Muddy Kicks."
    High Point High School 10th grader Samantha Lange with a drawing executed of a Chuck Taylor style sneaker. The name of the drawing is "Muddy Kicks."

LAYTON — The 2014 Sussex County Student Exhibition opening reception took place on Sunday, Jan. 26.

The Sally D. Francisco Gallery inside the Peters Valley School of Craft Store in Layton, hosts the exhibition which is scheduled to run from Jan. 26 to Feb. 16. The exhibition features art from Sussex County art students of grades five to 12.

— Photos by George LeRoy Hunter