Collegiate Celebrates 2016 Scholastic Art Award Winners

2/15/2016

Nearly two dozen Collegiate Upper Schoolers received recognition this year in the Scholastic Art Awards at the regional level, and the work of three students has been selected for review in the national competition. Congrats to Nate Holdych, Aven Jones and Connor McClusky for being selected as Gold Key Winners for their digital artwork.

The Scholastic program is considered the nation’s largest, longest-running and most prestigious recognition program for creative teenagers in the visual arts. Every year, nearly 200,000 students across the nation submit their best pieces for review by panels of art professionals, and compete for recognition, scholarships and exhibition opportunities.

Regional level winners are given Gold Key, Silver Key or Honorable Mention status. The work of the Gold Key winners then goes on to be judged at the national level.

We wish Collegiate's three Gold Key winners the best, and we salute our Silver Key winners, as well as those who received Honorable Mention:

Silver Key Winners

William Bennett - Art Portfolio
John Cantor - Digital Art
Rick O'Shea - Ceramics
Carly Hayes - Mixed Media

Honorable Mentions

Virginia Kauders -Ceramics
Kate Kinder - Ceramics
Charlie Willard - Ceramics
Josh Spivey - Digital Art
Quinn Schebell - Digital Art
Lucy Thornton - Digital Art
Carter Gilbert - Digital Art
Frank Becker - Drawing and Illustration
John Cantor - Digital Art
John Cantor - Mixed Media
Elise Dalton - Painting
Laura Fairlamb - Drawing and Illustration
Aven Jones - Digital Art (3 pieces)
Mary Ottley - Painting
Sophie Roberts - Painting
Sarah Smithson - Drawing and Illustration
Douglas Willimason - Mixed Media

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