Renaissance Academy’s high school Knights were proudly featured in the 2025 Tri-County High School Art Exhibit, hosted by Montgomery County Community College. Now in its 11th year, the Tri-County Art Exhibit showcases artwork from nearly 21 high schools, bringing together talented emerging artists to compete and share their skills, stories, and creativity through a variety of mediums.
This year’s exhibit included 170 pieces of artwork in various media, such as oils, watercolors, ceramics, prints, sculptures, and more. The event provided an opportunity for students to demonstrate their artistic abilities and gain recognition in the community.
The judge for this year’s exhibit was Emily Thiel, Program Manager for the Goggle Works Center for the Arts in Reading, Pennsylvania. She carefully reviewed the 170 submissions and selected works to be highlighted for special merit in a variety of categories.
Renaissance Academy was well represented by students Andrean Estrella, Erin Estrella, and Nikole Robinson. Senior Lydia Mosier was also recognized by Thiel as a finalist for special merit for her piece,“Just a Little LOVE.”
The artwork from Renaissance Academy and all participating high schools can be viewed at the College’s North Hall Gallery of the Montco Cultural Center, located at 16 East High Street, Pottstown. The exhibition is a testament to the creativity and dedication of our students.
Congratulations to Lydia and all of the Renaissance Academy high school Knights who participated in this outstanding event!