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ACHS student art in regional competition



2024-05-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo from ACHS Art Director Cayce Davenport.
Jay Bryant is the artist who created this example of the winning art by ACHS students in regional competition. Adair County High School is part of the Caveland Region, which stretches from Hardin to Russell Counties.

Ms. Davenport said, "The piece was about the concept of 'Home'. Jay moved from a different state. She feels and lives her roots from both places that helped to shape who she is today. Jay is a Senior and will be studying art at Campbellsville University."


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