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Adair artist Aiden Pelston featured in traveling exhibit

By Wes Feese
Media Relations, Adair County Schools

An Adair County Elementary School fourth grader's artwork is currently featured in "A Matter of Perspective," a traveling exhibit comprised of original artwork created by students with disabilities from across Kentucky. Aiden Pelston, a student in Missy Garmon's class, made the cut this year with "Ice Cream Shoppe."

"I'm so proud of Aiden and happy that he's being recognized for his creativity," Garmon says.



"Children with disabilities are kids just like everyone else and it's nice to see them get the spotlight."

Aiden's work is currently on display in ACES' library, but will move on to another county at the end of the week. The exhibit will return to Columbia, at the Adair County Public Library, in July.

The exhibit is sponsored by VSA Kentucky, a nonprofit organization that promotes art, education, and creative expression. The exhibit begins every year in Louisville before making its way around the state. "We've done this for many years now," Garmon says. "It's a great program and we're happy to be included in it."


This story was posted on 2017-02-15 19:06:58
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Aiden Pelston's Ice Cream Shoppe art in traveling exhibit



2017-02-15 - ACES, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Feese, Media Relations, Adair County Schools.
Aiden Pelston, a fourth grade student at Adair County Elementary School, has work featured in the 2017 "A Matter of Perspective" traveling art exhibit. He was selected for his work "Ice Cream Shoppe."

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