ST. PETERSBURG \u2014 The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art is proud to partner with Pinellas County Schools for the fifth consecutive year in hosting \u201cDynamic Dimensions: Sculpture, Short Films, & Photography,\u201d a Pinellas County Schools K-12 art exhibition. Student art is being exhibited alongside the James Museum\u2019s iconic permanent collection through April 14, showcasing hundreds of creative works from students across Pinellas County.<\/p>\n
This year\u2019s theme, \u201cUn\/Natural Worlds,\u201d invites young artists to explore the use of colors, lines, and forms to represent the natural world or fantastical worlds built in their imagination. The juried exhibition will celebrate the talent and creativity of Pinellas County\u2019s student artists, providing them with a professional platform to share their work with the community.<\/p>\n
\u201cWelcoming \u2018Dynamic Dimensions\u2019 into our galleries reminds us that art is a living, breathing conversation,\u201d said Emily Kapes, chief curator. \u201cThese young artists bring such a sense of wonder to themes like \u2018Un\/Natural Worlds,\u2019 and being a judge for the show is a fun challenge as well as an honor.\u201d<\/p>\n
The museum\u2019s galleries will be transformed by the imaginative perspectives of emerging artists, reinforcing the importance of arts education in shaping future generations. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience this exhibition for two weeks.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur team is thrilled to bring \u2018Dynamic Dimensions\u2019 back to The James Museum for its fifth year,\u201d said Stacy Stockdale, Wendy J. Seldon director of education and public programs. \u201cBy placing \u2018Dynamic Dimensions\u2019 within our galleries, we are telling these students that their voices and their visions truly matter. It is a powerful moment of connection for young artists, and we are honored to share that inspiration with the Pinellas community.\u201d<\/p>\n
This exhibition is made possible by Suncoast Credit Union, presenting sponsor of \u201cDynamic Dimensions.\u201d The museum received $8,500 from Suncoast to support the exhibit.<\/p>\n