We’re pleased to announce a new art installment at INMED’s Family & Youth Opportunity Center in Sterling, compliments of the talented students of Sully Elementary School. The works range from Georgia O’Keefe-inspired watercolor/pastel flora to Rousseau-inspired jungle images to mixed-media works depicting butterflies in motion. “I try to help my students explore their creativity but also impress upon them that art takes hard work and discipline,” notes Sully ES art teacher David Campione (pictured here). “There are no cookie cutter projects in my class.”

INMED’s Family & Youth Opportunity Center is an art rotation location for Loudoun County Public Schools’ Art Program School Business Partnership.  Schedule a tour of the exhibit by calling 703-729-4951 or view our virtual art gallery at https://opportunitycenter.us/programs/elementary-art/