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May 5, 2026

Student Masterpieces on Display at William K. Sanford Town Library

A student with curly hair and glasses points proudly at a piece of her artwork on display

Hundreds of pieces of artwork from beginner to advanced are on display at William K. Sanford Library. 

The South Colonie Central School District Art Show kicked off with an opening reception on May 5, 2026. It was a packed house of South Colonie families, young artists, and a string quartet. 

A young person smiles while pointing at artwork displayed on a wall.

The art on display represents all different kinds of mediums and show the creativity and skills that our students have developed this year. Just under 400 pieces of art are on display at the library.  Each of our 14 art teachers displayed the work of about 30 students each.

“Art is the bridge between imagination and innovation,” said Gregory Bearup, Supervisor of STEAM Programming. “Every piece on display tells a story of discovery, experimentation, and growth. This is what happens when we give young artists the space to create."

An adult points at artwork displayed on a wall, viewed with a child.

Our South Colonie students’ artwork will be on display through the month of May. Click here to learn more about the exhibit.