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High-School Artist Francisca Wistuba’s Creative Outlet

6/6/08 at 3:00 PM
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Francisca Wistuba's Cityscape—Plugged-in (2008).Courtesy of The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

Francisca Wistuba’s charcoal print is equal parts cherubic and hoary, rendering our city as some globular, vintage vessel plugged into an imaginary source — a future bubblegum factory with Jack Sparrow at the helm? Wistuba and her six cohorts (teen winners of the Scholastic Art Awards’ Portfolio Gold Award given out annually along with a $10,000 scholarship) will be on display until tomorrow at White Columns. —Emma Pearse

By Wilmer WilsonCourtesy of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

By James BertucciCourtesy of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

By Francisca WistubaCourtesy of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

By Francisca WistubaCourtesy of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

By James BertucciCourtesy of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

By Wilmer WilsonCourtesy of the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers

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