Local Student’s Art Featured in Detroit Metro Times Feature
Azareyah Hurt, a 17-year-old student at William D. Ford Career Technical Center, is featured in a piece titled "Antoine" by the Detroit Metro Times, involving photography and hand sanitizer on transfer paper.
Detroit, MI, July 23, 2026 —
Azareyah Hurt, a 17-year-old student at William D. Ford Career Technical Center, has been highlighted in a recent feature by the Detroit Metro Times. The article, titled “Antoine”, showcases Hurt’s artistic work, which involves a unique process utilizing photography and hand sanitizer on transfer paper.
The Detroit Metro Times’ feature delves into Hurt’s creative endeavors, bringing attention to the techniques and concepts behind her art. The use of hand sanitizer on transfer paper is a notable aspect of her artistic method, suggesting an experimental approach to traditional photographic processes.
Hurt is currently enrolled at the William D. Ford Career Technical Center, an institution known for fostering technical and artistic skills among its students. Her inclusion in the Detroit Metro Times highlights the emerging talent within the local student community.
The specific details regarding the inspiration for the piece titled “Antoine”, or further information about the extent of Azareyah Hurt’s exhibition or recognition, were not provided in the summary.
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