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Art students advance to professional gallery
Advanced art students Tristan Baucom (left) and Sawyer Cash Witscher (right) stand with Visual Arts teacher Kylie Wolgamott (center) in the art studio at Middlebury Union High School. Together with senior Spencer Copeland and others, these students will present an art show at Jackson Gallery in Middlebury, from March 18-27.
Independent Photo / Elsie Lynn Parini
March 12, 2026
Senior MUHS art students at the top of their game will exhibit at Jackson Gallery on March 18-27.
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