Young Artists Featured in “Colors in Motion” Middle School Exhibit
Weirton, WV – The Top of WV Arts Council invites the community to experience “Colors in Motion,” an annual showcase celebrating the imagination and artistic talent of local middle school students. Featuring works from Brooke, Madonna, Oak Glen, St. Joseph, St. Paul, and Weir Middle Schools, the exhibit offers a look at the creativity of the region’s youth.
The exhibit will be on display at the Summit Art Gallery, located within the Top of WV Visitors Center at 243 Three Springs Drive, Suite 17 in Weirton.
An opening reception will take place on April 21st, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., welcoming students, families, and the public to explore the collection and connect with the young artists behind the work. From bold paintings to bright pastels, and even three-dimensional sculptures, the exhibit highlights a wide range of styles, perspectives, and personal expression.
“Colors in Motion” will be open to the public Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., from April 21st through May 15th, Visitors are encouraged to stop by, support local students, and experience the next generation of artists in the Ohio Valley. Light refreshments will be available during the opening reception.
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About the Summit Art Gallery and Top of WV CVB
The Summit Art Gallery is managed by the Top of West Virginia Arts Council, which works under the umbrella of the Top of WV Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB). New exhibitions open at the gallery every two months. Top of WV CVB represents the interests of its membership and encourages tourism, promotes the Arts, and increases economic activity and development to further the general welfare and prosperity of Brooke and Hancock Counties. It is dedicated to advertising local communities as a destination to the recreation, business meeting, and convention markets. Top of WV CVB is an independent non-profit organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.
Learn more at www.topofwv.comYoung Artists Featured in “Colors in Motion” Middle School Exhibit
