Hearst Center hosts CF talent

By Sabine Martin on April 12, 2019

From top left, Ella Kemp, Ethan Hansen, and Meghan Chagdes acrylic paintings are shown. Below, Amelia “Bugsy” Davis and Vedanti Sankpal and Sofia Munoz and Dylan Beecher’s watercolors are displayed.

Below, photographs from Rebekah Chagdes, Josee Simonson, Justin Green, Kristian Galloway, Jullian Kroeger, and Kya Bradfield are shown.

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