The Alaska Arts Confluence will display art created by generations of Haines’ families at October’s First Friday.
Fifth-grader Rio Ross-Hirsh came up with the idea for the exhibit with friend Selby Long as they sold greeting cards painted by Ross-Hirsh’s grandmother at the Farmers Market this summer.
Ross-Hirsh, Long and other Haines elementary school students will present paintings, sculptures, jewelry and other art alongside pieces made by their parents, grandparents and other relatives.
“The youthful…