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Student art submissions sought for Second Story Gallery show

'Fill the Gallery!' show featuring Camas elementary students' art opens Friday, March 7

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Visitors to the Second Story Gallery in downtown Camas browse elementary students' artwork during the gallery's 2024 "Fill the Gallery!" art exhibit on Friday, March 1, 2024. (Photo contributed by the Second Story Gallery)

The Second Story Gallery will “fill the gallery” with artwork by Camas elementary school students throughout the month of March.

Gallery organizers began opening the space to Camas student artists in 2022, after the gallery — located on the second floor of the Camas Public Library — reopened after being closed for the first two years of the COVID pandemic. The first student art show featured high school artists. Middle school artists had their own show the next year and, in 2024, the gallery dedicated an entire month to elementary school artists in grades kindergarten through fifth grade.

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