Munn Elementary School fifth grader Hunter Charron (right) had her artwork displayed on an electronic big screen in New York City.
Hunter was one of only 500 children nationwide whose art was chosen through a contest through Artsonia, an online student art museum. Each winner had their work displayed for 20 seconds over a two-day period at the Big Screen Plaza on the Avenue of the Americas.
Her art teacher, Deborah Ingerick (left) said, “We are very proud of Hunter and her national recognition. It is an honor to be selected from thousands of students from across the country. She has consistently demonstrated a love of the arts, and this is a perfect way to showcase Hunter’s talent and ability to all of the people of NYC.”
