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2021-2022 Main Street Gallery Season

"Youth in Art Exhibit" an Open Call Exhibit December 3rd - 10th, 2021

The annual "Youth In Art" exhibit invites young artists from Ketchikan, Metlakatla, and Prince of Wales Island to submit current original artwork to be displayed in a professional setting at the Main Street Gallery. This exhibit features youth up to age 18 in all their glory and is always surprising, beautiful, and inspiring! Enjoy individual artist and class submissions! 

image credit: Brooke Ratzat

  • "And Rice"
    acrylic paint on cotton rag paper
    22" x 15"

    Aiden Christiansen-Wilson
    Aiden Christiansen-Wilson

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Speckled Sea Tray"
    clay, glaze
    4.5" x 1.5"

    Aliyah Glover
    Aliyah Glover

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Tomathaias"
    colored pencil, 10" x 8"

    Angus Winder
    Angus Winder

    image credit: Brooke Ratzat

  • Nyree Ratzat
    "Miss Katie"
    marker on paper
    11" x 14"

    Kelyn Young
    "Ember Whip"
    colored pencil
    11" x 14"

    Memroy
    "Wolf of the Night"
    clay, paint

    Silas Ostby
    "T-34 Tank"
    pencil, paper
    8" x 11"

    Collection
    Collection

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • Meg Miranda
    "Bright Night's Angel"
    pencil, pen
    8.5" x 11"

    Alondra Resto
    "Tiefling Hero"
    pencil
    9" x 12"

    Aliyah Glover
    "Speckled Sea Tray"
    clay, glaze
    4.5" x 1.5"

    Dutch Meyer
    "Don't Let Go of Your Balloon"
    digital art animation

    Collection
    Collection

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

     

  • "Aqua Fox"
    digital painting
    8" x 10"

    Cora Belle Mitchell
    Cora Belle Mitchell

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "The Fisherman in the Sky"
    colored pencil
    12" x 9"

    Devon Young
    Devon Young

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Bubbles I"
    watercolor, gel pen
    5" x 3"

    Evy Posey
    Evy Posey

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "My Sunflower"
    colored pencil, gel pen, highlighter
    5" x 9"

    Evy Posey
    Evy Posey

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Copycat Coordinates"
    Mrs. Frey & Mrs. Kendra
    color pencils, sharpie
    6th grade

    Point Higgins
    Point Higgins

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Tree Study"
    Ms. Sherie & Ms. Noranna
    charts, finger paints
    Preschool

    Ketchikan Head Start
    "Tree Study"
    Ms. Sherie & Ms. Noranna
    bark, contact paper, leaves, paints
    Preschool

    Ketchikan Head Start
    Ketchikan Head Start

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • Individual Drawings
    Ms. Vail & Ms. Sherman
    watercolor, oil, pastels
    8.5" x 11"
    Pre K

    Holy Name Catholic School
    Holy Name Catholic School

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Iris"
    glass and glue
    6" x 8"

    Isadora Oliver
    Isadora Oliver

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

     

  • "Ember Whip"
    colored pencil
    11" x 14"

    Kelyn Young
    Kelyn Young

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Looking Back"
    colored pencil
    12" x 9"

    Kelyn Young
    Kelyn Young

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • Louise Meta
    "Acid Mushroom"
    pencil, pen on paper
    28" x 33"

    Louise Meta - "Acid Mushroom"
    Louise Meta - "Acid Mushroom"

    Image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • Elizabeth Anderson
    "Formline Eagle Study"
    acrylic on cotton rag paper
    29.5" x 19"

    Mercedes Leask
    "Traditional Killer Whale Painting"
    acrylic on cotton rag paper
    29.5" x 19"

    Tricia Lindsey
    "Eagle Study"
    acrylic on cotton rag paper
    26" x 19"

    Collection
    Collection

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • Meg Miranda
    "Butterfly Dreams"
    pencil, pen
    8.5" x 11"

    Anneliese Hiatt
    Untitled
    watercolor, mixed media, oil pastel
    7.5" x 5.5"

    Jayden Guinn
    "Rainbow Wolf"
    colored pencil
    11" x 8.5"

    Nicole West
    "Pink Cow-Print Bowl"
    clay, glaze
    7" x 1.5"

    Amelia Miller
    "Tsimshian Whistle Abstract Design"
    acrylic, red cedar, sinew

    Kinyon Clevenger
    "Lone Wolf"
    black paint, red paper
    22" x 16"

    Collection
    Collection

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • Alicia Feak-Lent
    "Traditional Whistle Raven"
    red cedar, spruce root, acrylic paint, abalone
    10.5"

    Braidyn Young
    "A Raven Sunflower"
    pencil and marker
    11" x 9"

    Aliyah Glover
    "Bear Bread"
    clay, glaze
    4.5" x 1.5"

    Collection
    Collection

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Brownie Hawkeye Camera"
    oil on canvas
    8" x 10"

    Malia King
    Malia King

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Bright Night's Angel"
    pencil, pen
    8.5" x 11"

    Meg Miranda
    Meg Miranda

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Butterfly Dreams"
    pencil, pen
    8.5" x 11"

    Meg Miranda
    Meg Miranda

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Wild Beauty"
    acrylic on canvas
    20" x 16"

    Marre Rushton
    Marre Rushton

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Madelyn"
    watercolor, pen
    8" x 10"

    Nyree Ratzat
    Nyree Ratzat

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Miss Katie"
    marker on paper
    11" x 14"

    Nyree Ratzat
    Nyree Ratzat

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

     

  • "T-34 Tank"
    pencil on paper
    8" x 11"

    Silas Ostby
    Silas Ostby

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Eagle Study"
    acrylic on cotton rag paper
    26" x 19"

    Tricia Lindsey
    Tricia Lindsey

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Ted Harrison Landscapes"
    Ms. Rauwolf & Mr. Shultz
    oil pastels and black paper
    3rd and 4th grades

    Tongass School of Arts and Science
    Tongass School of Arts and Science

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

  • "Dia de los Muertos Calaveras"
    Ms. Rauwolf & Mr. Shultz
    watercolor, crayon, sharpies, gemstones
    3rd & 4th grades

    Tongass School of Arts and Science
    Tongass School of Arts and Science

    image credit Brooke Ratzat

The Positive Impact of the Arts Sector in Ketchikan

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    73

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