Edison Ungemah, Age 13 and East Isles Resident. (Images: Amanda Vallone)
ARTrageous Adventures hosted its kickoff series of Youth Featured Artist Exhibits with East Isles resident, Edison Ungemah. Edison's show titled "Potential Energy" showcased his love of how machines work as well as his series of roller coasters and buildings. If you have a young artist that would like to be considered for a future art showing, please reach out and email: artrageousadventures.info@gmail.com
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