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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- The Huntington Museum of Art and Google announced Wednesday that the museum will be supporting the Doodle 4 Google 2012 contest, encouraging K-12 students in West Virginia to participate and exhibiting the 10 state finalists' doodles in a local exhibition from May 22-June 26.
This year, Google tweaked the contest to have a winner in every state, and that's how the Huntington Museum got involved.
"It was wonderful to be chosen, or recognized like that -- they contacted us four weeks ago and couldn't tell us what it was about, and then we couldn't say anything until they rolled everything out," said Margaret Mary Layne, executive director of the museum. "I'm certain our school system will be interested, as well as after school enrichment programs.
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