Attendees explore the diverse artworks at the Coronado School of the Arts exhibition, 'Centered'.
The Coronado School of the Arts is set to host an inspiring art exhibition titled ‘Centered’ on April 29, featuring over 125 art pieces created by students. This event celebrates the artistic journey of CoSA students, highlighting their growth and creativity. Attendees will enjoy a variety of artworks, including a special senior showcase. The event is free and open to the public, providing a platform for young artists to connect with the community and share their passion.
Located in the beautiful city of Coronado, the Coronado School of the Arts (CoSA) is buzzing with excitement as it prepares to unveil its latest student art exhibition, titled “Centered.” Scheduled for Tuesday, April 29, from 5:30 PM to 7 PM, this event promises to be an inspiring evening filled with creativity and talent. The exhibition will take place at the C3 Gallery, situated at 1845 Strand Way.
Get ready for a feast for the senses as more than 125 art pieces will be showcased, highlighting the hard work and dedication of all CoSA students. From stunning paintings to intricate 3D art installations, the variety will captivate art lovers and casual visitors alike. The event also features a special 2025 Senior Showcase called “Flashback.” This unique theme allows graduating seniors to reflect on their artistic journey over the past four years by displaying their favorite works.
The event is not just a display of art; it’s a celebration of growth. This year’s senior class has demonstrated remarkable evolution in their technical skills, particularly in portraiture. The CoSA Visual Arts program has seen an increase in interest this year, leading to an exciting expansion that has ended a waitlist that had been in place for over ten years. This is great news for budding artists, as the program strives to cultivate creativity and provide more students the chance to explore their artistic interests.
The opening reception will take place in the Nautilus Room, where attendees can mingle, engage with the art, and enjoy refreshments while soaking up the creative atmosphere. Best of all, the event is free and open to the public, allowing everyone in the community to witness the raw talent and passion on display. It’s a great opportunity to support young artists and show appreciation for their hard work.
Among the talented students is graduating senior Ben Byars, who shares a passion for portrait art. He expresses his intent to continue exploring the stylistic landscape of portraits beyond graduation. The personal connection artists have with their work is one of the vital elements that enrich the exhibition experience.
So, mark your calendars and prepare for an evening that aims to inspire both art aficionados and newcomers to the art scene. Come see the impressive artistic growth of these young talents, celebrate their achievements, and immerse yourself in the world of creativity that the Coronado School of the Arts nurtures. The exhibition “Centered” is more than an art display—it’s a journey through individual expression, an encouragement to dream bigger, and a community coming together to appreciate the younger generation’s talent!
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