The Zumbro Education District (ZED) is proud to present its annual Traveling & Virtual Art Show, which will be on display at Triton High School in the high school lobby from March 24 through March 31. Eleven Triton students in grades 4-12 have artwork featured in the show, and Triton junior Emma Kruckeberg is also featured for designing this year's poster.
This vibrant exhibition showcases student artwork from across the six member districts in the Zumbro Education District (including Triton), featuring a diverse range of media and styles created by students in grades K–12. The Traveling Art Show tours the district throughout the spring, giving families, community members, and art lovers a chance to enjoy creative works by young artists up close.
In total, approximately 100 pieces of student art will be shared across all locations this year, reflecting the dedication, imagination, and artistic skill of participating students and their art instructors.
Visitors to the Triton exhibit can expect an engaging variety of media — from drawings and paintings to mixed-media compositions — all thoughtfully selected by each district’s art teachers. The show is open free of charge, and community members are encouraged to stop by during school hours between March 24 and March 31 to view the artwork.
In addition to the in-person display, the artwork will also be featured virtually on the ZumbroED.org website, allowing family and friends to view the show online.
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate the creativity of Triton’s featured student artists and support arts education within our district!
