Art to go on Smithsonian tour

WEST VANCOUVER’S Jeffrey Kluckner never really liked art class, but his work was still good enough to be chosen for a travell- ing exhibition organized by the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.

‘tt was surprising and ex- citing,” jeffrey, 14, said of his work being selected along with 10 other pieces from the recent British Columbia Young Artists Ex- hibition. “I didn’t know it was (eligible).””

For a class assignment — “we had to.do winter scenes’ — fef- frey painted The Snowy Day, which features a cat sitting on a window sill looking out at the winter.

At the conclusion of a B.C. tour in December, the pieces will join artworks from young artists in 36 countries for the Smithsonian travelling exhibition, which will tour North, South and Central America.

But for the Grade 7 Sentinel student, he cannot understand the fuss about his piece being selected for the exhibition; he would rather explore the world of computers than draw or paint.

ay "mm not really interested in art,” he said. “It's my uncle who is the artist of the family.”

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