Beyond the Canvas Art Show Underway
ST. CLAIRSVILLE – A unique art show featuring the works of area artists “with differing abilities” is currently on display at the Belmont County Board of Developmental Disabilities east of St. Clairsville through April 30. The show is presented by BCBDD and Creating Hope Arts.
A good crowd was on hand opening night last Thursday evening as the artists, family, friends and supporters admired the 60 original pieces on display. ©Barnesville Area News Company Photo
A number of the original selections sold the first night of the display, according to Belmont CBDD public relations director Pam McCort. Fear not, the open spots will fill with more works by the 40 plus artists. ©Barnesville Area News Company Photo
Artists participating in the show include Alan Nation, Alisha Estadt, Amanda Willis, Angel Sweazy, Bradley Stephens, Caleb Yessler, Chris Williams, Connor Horstman, Dani Mehl, Daniel Yocum, David Wagner, Greg Carpenter, Greg Johnson, Heather Thomas, Henry Yawn, Isaiah Jackson, Jessica McKeen, Jullian O’Connor, Kai Brehm, Katie O’Connor, Kaitlyn “Katie” O’Connor, Kelly Palidar, Kyler Tarantino, Levi Datkuliak, Logan Martin, Luke Wiater, Malissa Lynn, Marah Kanyuch, Mark Cook, Mattea Brehm, Megan Dew, Megan Kanyuch, Melissa Lynn Doty, Nevaeh Hendershot, Nicholas Cross, Robert Yocum, Stephon Harlon, Stevie Rawlins, Terry Spigarelli, Tommie Lindell, Tomorrow’s Corner, Trenton Duvall and Wyatt Heath.
Hours for the show are 8 a.m.- 4 p.m., Monday through Friday the month of April at the BCBDD headquarters, 68421 Hammond Road, St. Clairsville. The show closes Thursday, April 30.
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