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Corona youngsters go green
03/05/2009
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<B>Artist Wyland poses with students in front of their finished mural &#151; a seascape teeming with aquatic life. <I>(photos by Julie Court)</I></B>
Artist Wyland poses with students in front of their finished mural — a seascape teeming with aquatic life. (photos by Julie Court)
   Middle school students from I.S. 227 Louis Armstrong Middle School in Corona got a chance last Friday to show off their green thumbs — literally.
   Winners of the Global Green Artist Challenge, sponsored by the city Department of Education and Materials for the Arts, 25 youngsters created a 8-by-20-foot mural depicting a teeming seascape at the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan.

   Working with renowned marine-life artist Wyland, the students painted the mural in front of an audience at the 31st annual Artexpo New York, a well-known fine and popular art event for both first-time buyers and avid collectors.
   The youngsters also got the chance to walk through Wyland’s Clean Water Tour at the Javits Center, a fully interactive human-sized maze that demonstrates the importance of aquatic environments to our ecosystem.
   — Paul Leonard
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
   



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