Warwick High School student receives American Visions Award for artwork
Warwick High School student Juliana Woods’ art piece, called "Buy One, Get One Free,” will be exhibited at the Trolley Barn Gallery until April 14.
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Apr 11, 2023, 12:36 AM
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4h agoA Hudson Valley student received an American Visions Award for her painting from the nonprofit Alliance of Young Artists and Writers.
Warwick High School student Juliana Woods’ art piece, called "Buy One, Get One Free,” will be exhibited at the Trolley Barn Gallery until April 14.
The nonprofit presented the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards to celebrate creative talent in students grades 7-12.
Woods will be honored for her great work at Carnegie Hall in June.
