The Scurry County Museum Hosts WTC Student Art Show

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Exhibiting the Creativity of WTC Art Students

The Scurry County Museum will be showcasing the talents of Western Texas College art students in the WTC Student Art Show, which will be on display from Tuesday, April 15, through Friday, April 25. The exhibit will highlight the diverse range of student artwork, featuring various mediums such as paintings, drawings, mixed media, and digital designs.

Paintings and drawings of local landscapes and cityscapes
Mixed media art incorporating various textures and materials
Digital designs showcasing the students’ understanding of color theory and composition
Sculptures and three-dimensional artworks that push the boundaries of traditional mediums

The exhibit is a culmination of two semesters of hard work and dedication by many WTC art students. According to Patrick Schneider, Assistant Professor of Art, “This show is the culmination of two semesters of growth and hard work for many of these students. I am proud of their efforts and excited for the public to see and experience this talent and diligence through art.”

A Partnership Between WTC and the Scurry County Museum

The WTC Student Art Show is organized in partnership with the WTC Art Department and the Scurry County Museum. This collaboration provides a unique opportunity for WTC art students to share their work with the community and for the public to experience the creative voices of the College’s art students.

Exhibit Details	Exhibition Dates	Exhibit Location	Admission
Features work by WTC art students	April 15 – April 25	Scurry County Museum, 6200 College Avenue, Snyder, TX	Free Admission

The Artists

Some of the talented artists featured in the exhibit include:

Dalila Aguilar
Emily Escobedo
Estella Martin
Natalie Merket
Avery Owen
Ariel Schmidt
Ragan Smith
Alexandria R. Welch

A Reception to Meet the Artists

The public is invited to a reception at the Museum from 6:00 to 7:00 PM on Tuesday, April 22. Guests can meet the artists, learn about their creative process, and enjoy light refreshments. “Light refreshments will be served during the reception, and we encourage visitors to mingle with the artists and learn more about their work,” said Patrick Schneider, Assistant Professor of Art.

Getting Involved

The Scurry County Museum is located at 6200 College Avenue in Snyder on the Western Texas College campus and is open to the public during regular hours. Admission to both the exhibit and reception is free. For more information, contact:

• Phone: (915) 655-2488
• Email: [info@scurrycountymuseum.org](mailto:info@scurrycountymuseum.org)

Experience the Art

Come and experience the creativity and talent of WTC art students. The Scurry County Museum invites you to visit the WTC Student Art Show and be a part of this exciting event. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet the artists, learn about their creative process, and enjoy the artwork on display.