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The Utah State Capitol recently had its Centennial Celebration. The event was held at the State Capital from October 3-7, 2016. The event included musical numbers from a number of schools around Utah. The event had a special open house that included a lot of activities for kids and their families. The final portion of the celebration was a Formal GALA.
“A flyer was sent to me from the Utah State Capitol Building Centennial Celebration Committee asking for entries of art for students to express what the capitol building and/or Utah means to them. Each student was given the outline of the state of Utah and they came up with ideas of things they love to do with their family, or things they love about living in Utah. History, landscape, etc. was also a part of their inspiration. The artwork was sent in and displayed for the capitol’s centennial celebration.”Here are a few of the artwork that was submitted submitted by Mr.s Mattinson’s art students..
Note: I have to apologize for the quality of these pictures. The pictures were taken during the March for Life and I was unable to set them up like I would of liked to.
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