MIC Student Art Show to display work from eight Central Indiana high schools in Indianapolis
WISH-TV and an Arts for Lawrence event listing say the MIC Student Art Show will present student artwork from eight Central Indiana high schools at the Judy Byron Visual Arts Center in Indianapolis; an invited opening reception is Nov. 7 and public viewing runs Nov. 8–28.

The MIC Student Art Show will present student artwork from eight Central Indiana high schools at the Judy Byron Visual Arts Center, 8970 Otis Ave., Indianapolis, organizers said in a WISH-TV report and an Arts for Lawrence event listing. WISH-TV names the participating schools as Ben Davis, Carmel, Center Grove, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, North Central, Pike and Warren Central.
Arts for Lawrence’s listing says the exhibit is part of the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference’s 30th anniversary, that Lawrence North National Art Honor Society members are serving as student curators to organize displays, greet guests and lead children’s art projects, and that an invited opening reception is set for Nov. 7 at 4 p.m. Public viewing runs Nov. 8–28 during business hours. Admission is listed as free, with a $20 donation option on the Arts for Lawrence ticket page.
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