An art exhibition, featuring 4-H’ers artwork selected from over 600 entries at the Nebraska State Fair.

The 4-H visual art projects included in the show were completed this year but demonstrate mastery developed over many years in the project. The works were selected based on creativity, originality, and attention to detail. The show features a variety of mediums and techniques.

Young people with artwork in the exhibition:

Brooklyn Hightree
South Sioux City, Burt County

Emma Bitterman
Weeping Water, Cass County

Ashlyn Boeckenhauer
Wakefield, Dixon County

Taylor Honeyman
Omaha, Douglas-Sarpy County

Addison Richards
Hayes Central, Hayes County

Paisley Johnson
O’Neill, Holt County

Adelaide Bernt
Saint Paul, Howard County

Evan Mittan-DeBuhr
Lincoln, Lancaster County

Matthew Alderson
Osmond, Pierce County

Adrianna Kush
Columbus, Platte County

Hayden Minchow
Seward, Seward County

Hailey Uffelman
Waco, York County

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MORE ABOUT NEBRASKA 4-H VISUAL ARTS
The purpose of the 4-H visual arts project is to help youth develop life skills like critical and creative thinking, confident communication, decision-making, problem-solving and goal setting.

4-H is America’s largest youth development organization–empowering nearly six million young people nationwide and 140,000 across Nebraska with the skills to lead for a lifetime. Learn more at https://4h.unl.edu/