Goderich Co-Op Gallery Hosts Students from Three Huron County High Schools as Guest Artists

A submission from one of the three students from GDCI.

The Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to host art students from three Huron County high schools during January and the first half of February.

This strong showing highlights both the talent of our young artists and the strength of the art programs and educators who support them.

Goderich District Collegiate Institute (GDCI) offers visual arts from Grades 9 to 12 and supports student creativity through an active Art Club.

Among other projects, club members have contributed to the community by painting the butterflies seen on the sidewalks around The Square.

Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) is presenting a variety of mediums including relief-cut prints created by Grade 10 Visual Arts students.

Students designed their images, carved them into softoleum, and printed editions of five, gaining hands-on experience with one of the oldest forms of printmaking.

St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School has contributed a selection of artworks created by its visual arts students. The works reflect a range of media and techniques developed through courses that emphasize skill-building, art history, and personal expression.

Visitors are also invited to view artwork by 37 gallery artists including members artwork on the feature wall, currently showcasing works under the theme “Gathering In.”

Winter hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am–4 pm and every second Wednesday, 12-4 p.m.

The gallery is located at 54 Courthouse Square, lower level, downstairs from Elizabeth’s Art Gallery.