The Fine Arts Society of the Southern Tier and Broome County Arts Council present the 2026 High School Student Art Show and Competition March 6 through 31, 2026, at the Johnson Watson Cultural Center, McKinley Avenue, Endicott, New York.

High School Artists featured in regional juried art show

Whitney Point CSD

March 4, 2026

Seven talented student-artists from Whitney Point High School will have their work showcased in the 2026 High School Student Art Show & Competition, a juried exhibition co-sponsored by The Fine Arts Society of the Southern Tier (FASST) and the Broome County Arts Council.

This annual event highlights the creativity and artistic excellence of local high school students in the categories of Painting, Drawing, Photography, Sculpture and Mixed Media.

The exhibit will be on display from March 6 - 31, 2026, at the Johnson Watson Cultural Center, located at 51 - 53 McKinley Ave., Endicott (McKinley Avenue entrance). An awards reception, open to the public, is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on March 18 in the Community Room.

Whitney Point High School students selected for this year’s show (listed alphabetically) include:

Emma Davies – “Apalachin Sunset” (oil on canvas)

Mea Davis – “Golden Embers” (pit-fired ceramics)

Brooke Feathers – Untitled (pit-fired ceramics)

Mackenzie Harvey – “Sunrise at the Beach” (ceramics)

Ava Oliver – “Still Life” (graphite)

Alyssa Widdall – “A Little Bit Rusty” (pastel)

Allison Zembek – “Collection of Memories” (colored pencil)

– “View from the Visitor’s Center” (India ink & watercolor)

The juried show provides students with a valuable opportunity to present their work in a professional gallery setting, celebrate their artistic growth, and share their talents with the broader community.

Community members are encouraged to stop by the exhibit and support these outstanding young artists. Find the Art Show Schedule here.

Student painting by Emma Davies called Apalachin Sunset. It shows green fields and a darker silhouette of hills beneath a vibrant blue, red and orange sky with clouds.

A ceramic pot with browns, blacks and yellows baked into its skin.

Another ceramic pot created by a student fired with lighter and darker brown variations.

Three-dimensional elements that look like shells embellish this ceramic post glazed in reds, pinks, oranges, and yellows.

A black and white charcoal drawing of a skull atop three books. The spines of two of the books are readable and are entitled The Story of Art and Dennis Grant Wood.

A shaggy brown, tan and white dog lies on the green grass in front of a shed-like building, a tennis ball by his paws.

A tableau of meaningful objects lay scattered on the sand of a beach. They include a toy dinosaur, a set of car keys, a 16th birthday candle, a silver ring, a stone turtle and a set of diamond earrings in a jewelers box.

The silhouette of a man stands looking out of tall, imposing windows at a field of green and a range of white mountains in the distance.