AROUND CAMPUS
Students Receive Total of 20 Regional Scholastic Art Awards, Including A Gold KeY
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ongratulations to the eight students who received Regional Scholastic Art Awards, including Gold Key Award winner, Riley Beiswenger ’22. Her awardwinning piece is a photo titled, Extra! Extra! Read all about it!
All Gold and Silver Key winners’ artwork was displayed at an art show at The Cleveland Institute of Art and, as a Gold Key recipient, Riley’s work will then be juried at the national competition in New York City. In that competition, it will be considered for national awards, including Gold Medal, Silver Medal with Distinction and Silver Medal, and direct scholarship awards. Congratulations to the following Scholastic Art Awards regional winners! GOLD KEY Riley Beiswenger ’22
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GILMOUR ACADEMY
SILVER KEY Riley Beiswenger ’22 Meghan Bhanoo ’22 Kelsey Hearns ’22 Lily Prebul ’24 Samantha Stutler ’24 HONORABLE MENTION Riley Beiswenger ’22 Caitlin Ford ’23 Kelsey Hearns ’22 Lily Prebul ’24 Rachael Stasick ’24 Kaiyi Yang ’23
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Rain Wilson ’24 created a medallion titled Chicken Little in Mrs. Susan Southard's Textiles and Jewelry course. It was submitted to the Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition, a competition of art created by high school students across the state of Ohio. Rain’s piece was accepted at the state level of the competition after advancing through the first round and regional adjudication. Rain created her piece from copper and brass. She riveted the pieces together, added a patina and hand-made the cotton chain. “Chicken Little” was on display with the other state-level qualifiers in a special exhibition at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus from April 24-May 19.
SPRING 2022
Sophomore’s Artwork Advances to State Level of Art Competition
