Over the last year, teachers and students in Reston Community Center’s arts and crafts programs have created artwork.
Their pieces will be on display for the 20th annual teacher and student exhibition Monday, April 29 through Friday, May 3.
The exhibit includes a mix of mediums and techniques at the Jo Ann Rose Gallery (1609-A Washington Plaza). Attendees will get a taste of oil, watercolor, oil pastels, Chinese brush painting, ceramics, sculpture, mosaics, woodworking and stained glass.
“All of these works reveal the two-way process of students and teachers exchanging ideas, expanding creativity and having fun,” according to RCC.
A reception is set for Sunday, May 4 from 2-4 p.m.
Photo by Susan Tilton
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