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Silver Key Winners Name School Genre Title Tyra Abraham Hewitt School Photography Drops Of Life Silver Key Tyra Abraham Hewitt School Photography Vulnerability Silver Key Tyra Abraham Hewitt School Photography Martha Silver Key Emily Acquista Art and Design High School Drawing Journey To The Bridge (of The Nose) Silver Key Emily Acquista Art and Design High School Drawing Nude of Many Colors Silver Key Emily Acquista Art and Design High School Drawing Ellis Silver Key Jack Adam MS 51 William Alexander Photography Hail Silver Key Jack Adam MS 51 William Alexander Photography Gabrielle Silver Key Oliver Agger Saint Ann's School Photography Marfa Silver Key Michael Aguero-sinclair The Dalton School Photography Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary Silver Key Jinah Ahn Ashcan Studio of Art Sculpture Brace Face Silver Key Esther An Ashcan Studio of Art Drawing Glare Silver Key Anahi Andrade High School of Art & Design Painting Self-portrait Silver Key Carolina Aparicio P.S. 161 Pedro Albizu Campos Drawing Desert Silver Key Tamar Ashdot-Bari Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music Photography At The Edge Of The Desert, Before Sunrise Silver Key Rebecca Aydin Hewitt School Mixed Media Fundamental Building Blocks Of Marriage Silver Key Micaela Bahn Writopia Lab Photography Animal Farm Silver Key Jane Baldwin Trinity School Digital Art Lights Silver Key Valeryia Baravik Tottenville High School Photography Pensive Silver Key Sabrina Barrett Bard High School Early College II Photography Simone In The Fields Silver Key Anna Bida Art and Design High School Drawing Heart Silver Key Isabella Boornazian Berkeley Carroll School Photography Living Room Silver Key Jalina Boston The Mary Louis Academy Drawing Insecure Me Silver Key Jaime Brens DreamYard Project Photography Self-portrait (grief) Silver Key Allegra Brogard Lycee Francais De NY Photography Masked Silver Key Allegra Brogard Lycee Francais De NY Photography Like A Leaf Silver Key Allegra Brogard Lycee Francais De NY Photography Stuck In The Middle Silver Key Laura Brown Saint Ann's School Photography Guardians Silver Key Laura Brown Saint Ann's School Photography Child And Grandmother In The Andes Silver Key Laura Brown Saint Ann's School Photography Dock Silver Key Lily Bua Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music Painting Teenage Angst Silver Key Lily Bua Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music Painting Imakeup Silver Key Alexandra Bueno The Mary Louis Academy Drawing Belly Heart Silver Key Alexandra Bueno The Mary Louis Academy Drawing Sign Language: I <3 U Silver Key Emma Butensky Bard High School Early College Photography Tulips On High Line Silver Key Maria Caceres Art and Design High School Digital Art La Nina Silver Key Gwyneth Campbell - Drawing Iguana Skull - Scientific Illustration Silver Key Gwyneth Campbell - Drawing In The Limelight Silver Key Gwyneth Campbell - Drawing Contemplation of the Muses Silver Key Maya Carino Art and Design High School Painting Self Portrait Silver Key Daniel Carlon Trinity School Photography Urban Self-portrait I Silver Key Lilly Carlson The Chapin School Photography Urban Mirror Silver Key Daniela Carrasco The Mary Louis Academy Drawing Insecurity Silver Key Oonagh Carroll-warhola Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music Painting Dogwoods Silver Key Thomas Chalothron - Film/Animation The Catcher in the Rye Juliet Chen Bethany's Studio of Art Drawing Externalization Silver Key Katherine Chi Oogie Art Film/Animation Boy Silver Key Katherine Chi Oogie Art Art Portfolio Art Portfolio Silver Key Sasha Chinnaya The Mary Louis Academy Drawing Insecure Me Silver Key Dae Yeon Cho Oogie Art Digital Art Crack Silver Key Soohyun Cho Oogie Art Painting Innocent Nostalgia Silver Key Yirang Choe Ashcan Studio of Art Sculpture Live Jungle Silver Key Ellie Choi Oogie Art Drawing Harmony Of Red And Blue Silver Key Ellie Choi Oogie Art Design Bookend And Pencil Holder Silver Key Emily Chun Oogie Art Drawing Organized Mess Silver Key Idalea Cinquemani The Mary Louis Academy Drawing A Musical Mess Silver Key Jasmine Clarke Saint Ann's School Photography Eluding Chakra Silver Key Kathryn Clyne Convent of the Sacred Heart Ceramics/Glass Extruder Raku Sculpture Silver Key Sarah Cogan Hunter College High School Photography Sojourner Silver Key Sarah Cogan Hunter College High School Photography The Lucky Ones Silver Key Hudson Cooke Saint Ann's School Painting Industry Silver Key Miranda Coombe Trinity School Painting Untitled I Silver Key Connor Cowden The Dalton School Photography Walkway Silver Key Connor Cowden The Dalton School Photography Badlands Silver Key Rolandy Cruz P.S. 140 Nathan Straus Photography The Dark Hall Silver Key Laura Dabalsa Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music Mixed Media Lust- Greed -Violence Silver Key Jennifer Daddi Edward R Murrow High School Mixed Media Industry Silver Key Chloe D'amelio Grace Church School Photography Nova Efigenia Silver Key Emma Delaney Trinity School Photography Red Shoes Silver Key Matthew Deprizio Fiorello H Laguardia High School of Music Digital Art Rubix Silver Key Alicia Devalencia Stuyvesant High School Digital Art Acid Baby Silver Key Alicia Devalencia Stuyvesant High School Mixed Media Hillock Silver Key Molly Devries The Chapin School Film/Animation Walter Hautzig: How Passion + Talent Saved His Life Silver Key Federico Diaz Art and Design High School Painting Self Portrait Silver Key What If There Was A Subway That Had A Destination Jesus Diaz High School of Art & Design Comic Art To Another Galaxy? 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