Jackson Academy Lower School art teacher Kateri Tolo and new Middle School art teacher Jacob Rowan will exhibit their work along with other artists in an an art show opening in the Jackson Academy Performing Arts Center. They are part of the Jackson Art Movement, a group that seeks to inspire people in the city of Jackson to engage their community and culture. The opening reception will be from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on November 21, and is free to the public. Exhibitors also include Kathryn Wiggins, Allison Jeffries, Sarah Grafton, Clara Bradford, Samara Thomas, and Garrett Nasrallah.
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