Congratulations!
We have had a very successful art award season. Here are two recent awards in the past two weekends. Proud of the Upper School artists.
Governor’s Young Artist
Competition- Bridges Theme
Governor’s Art Competition
Two students accepted for the Governor’s art
gallery-
Steven Angtuaco
“Bridge Photo Series”
Anna
Culpepper “Bridge”- Best Photo Award
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| Young Talented Photographers |
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| Best Photo Award- Anna Culpepper with muse Ladell Tyler |
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| Steven Angtuaco Photo Series- "Bridges" |
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| Proud Parents- Chip and Karen Culpepper |
Congressional Art Competition 2016
Congressman French Hill
We gathered at the Historic Arkansas Heritage Museum on May 3rd to view over 100 works of art submitted for this years Congressional Art Contest. This year we had 20 art pieces submitted into the contest.
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| "First Touch" Third Place Award Winning Art |
Kelsey Claybrook placed third in this years contest. This is the second year Kelsey placed in the top three places. Congratulations!
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| Kelsey with Congressman French Hill |
Artists included: Harrison Shelnutt, Alisha
Duvall, Lily Warren, Morgan Davis, Anna Culpepper, Gabrielle Rancifer, Kelsey
Claybrook, Shelby Worsham, Presley Fletcher, and Steven Angtuaco.
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| Young Artists |
55th Annual Young Arkansas Artists
Exhibition
Congratulations to Gabriella Rancifer
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| Best in Class |
"Industrial Nature" awarded Best in Class for 9th Grade
There were 525 art
submissions made by 161 art teachers from 142 schools across the state. A total
of 41 students received awards, only 13 projects were awarded Best in Class.
As a result, Gabi
received a $100.00 award and also won $250 for the Episcopal Collegiate
Upper School Art Program.
The artwork will
be on display at the Arkansas Art Center May 6-July 24th
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