Past Exhibits

Teenworks & Kids’ Kreations 2025

Studio 23’s annual “Teenworks and Kids’ Kreations” exhibition celebrates the artwork created by elementary, middle school, and high school students attending art classes throughout Bay County, and salutes the ongoing pursuit of the arts by our local students and art instructors.

Practicing and creating art helps kids and young adults develop cognitive and emotional skills, improve problem-solving abilities, and develop their capacities for noticing nuances, details, and subtleties while observing the world around them. It instills in students the ability to conceptualize and plan the steps necessary to bring a project to fruition, a skill beneficial to overall academic performance.

Discussing art helps students understand different perspectives, enhances self-awareness, and develops a language of self-expression. Art of all kinds offers a fulfilling experiential activity that can provide reprieve, accommodate different styles of learning, and promote creativity and confidence. “Teenworks & Kids’ Kreations 2025” commends these advantages by showcasing local students' artwork.

“Teenworks & Kids’ Kreations 2025” features nearly 200 pieces of artwork created by students attending art classes throughout Bay County. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity to see the imaginative artwork and unique perspectives of those growing up in the world today, and to offer encouragement to and instill confidence in the exhibiting students. 

An opening reception for students and their families will be held Saturday, March 1, from 1 to 3 p.m., with light refreshments served. The exhibit will be on display at Studio 23 from March 1 to March 22. This exhibit is made possible thanks to the hardworking art teachers in the Bay County area.