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"Fragile" - by Tonomi Matsuzawa
:: one of several paintings by artists living in the Appalachia region.
:: one of several paintings by artists living in the Appalachia region.
NEWS: The art show is moving to Glenville for the Folk Festival in June
The Appalachian International Art Show is a milestone in the expanding relationship between CANA and Central West Virginia. CMU students and faculty have lived and worked in Glenville for the last two summers setting up high speed internet. CANA now embarks with its partners, Braxton and Gilmer Counties, on a wide area network deployment, which will, we believe, set these two counties on a course towards a bright future and as a model for counties in and around the region.
The Appalachian International Art Show is a milestone in the expanding relationship between CANA and Central West Virginia. CMU students and faculty have lived and worked in Glenville for the last two summers setting up high speed internet. CANA now embarks with its partners, Braxton and Gilmer Counties, on a wide area network deployment, which will, we believe, set these two counties on a course towards a bright future and as a model for counties in and around the region.
We mark this occasion with the Appalachian International Fine Arts Show.
S. John Whitehill
Center for Appalachian Network Access
Carnegie Mellon University