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High School Art Show FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL High School Art Show Work by students from Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties in Southwestern Indiana March 19 – April 26, 2020 This exhibition is presented in memory of SHIRLEY K. WRIGHT with a generous gift from ROBERT B. AND MARIANNA S. WRIGHT in partnership with the FRIENDS OF THE EVANSVILLE MUSEUM The 57th Annual High School Art Show Work by students from Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh and Warrick Counties in Southwestern Indiana March 19 – April 26, 2020 Main Gallery This exhibition is presented in memory of Shirley K. Wright with a generous gift from Robert B. and Marianna S. Wright in partnership with the Friends of the Evansville Museum The Evansville Museum wishes to thank the following award underwriters: Erin & Ryan Carden Claudia Congleton Lenny and Anne Dowhie Evaline Karges Interiors, Tay Ruthenburg Evansville Design Group Evansville Museum Docent Association Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation Rick and Jeanne Ewers Fine & Hatfield Douglas and Kimberly Johnson Kim and Paul Kasenow Mater Dei High School Bill and Lisa Muller Brad and Cynthia Pate Princeton Community High School Reitz Memorial High School Jon Siau University of Evansville Friends of Art Timothy Weir This Exhibition is presented in Memory of Shirley Kremp Wright (1929-2003) Shirley Wright is remembered as a woman of tremendous style and a great love of the arts. A wife, mother of five and grandmother to ten, she had an amazing ability to provide encouragement and was considered to be “the glue that held her family together.” In 1963, only one year after the Evansville Museum Guild was formed, Shirley Wright suggested that the volunteer association organize an art exhibition of the work of local high school students. The High School Art Show has made an important impact on the lives of literally thousands of young artists enrolled in public, private, and parochial high schools in Southwestern Indiana. In recognition of Shirley Wright’s myriad gifts and the tremendous legacy she has provided with the establishment of this annual art competition, we are deeply honored to dedicate this exhibition to her memory. JUROR’S STATEMENT It was my privilege and my responsibility to jury hundreds of creative works of 9th through 12th grade students from public, private and parochial schools in Vanderburgh, Warrick, Pike, Posey and Gibson counties that were entered in the 2020 High School Art Show. This highly anticipated annual exhibit, now in its 57th year, provides area students the opportunity to display their artwork in a prominent professional venue, the Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science. It also showcases the impressive strength and range of high school visual arts programs in southwestern Indiana. The amount of work entered, its high quality, and the wide variety of media and techniques employed were all remarkable. There were charcoal, graphite, ink and colored pencil drawings; acrylic, watercolor and digital paintings; linoleum, silkscreen, and collagraph prints; mixed media collages; photographs; batik; weaving and graphic design works. There were sculptures made of cardboard, wood, clay, steel, wire, paper, and several media combined; both functional and sculptural ceramic works; and silver, copper, and mixed media jewelry pieces. In many of these categories there were numerous noteworthy works. This, along with having to reduce the 700 plus works entered to the approximately 130 requested by museum staff for the exhibit made my job extremely difficult. My jurying objective was to choose a show that embodied the breadth of creativity, skills, concepts, media and techniques of the entries as fully as possible. Many times that meant selecting only one, what I considered the best example, of a creative project or medium, although many entered were very well done. In each artwork, I saw passion, promise and creative exploration. I applaud all of the student artists who entered the show. It is really brave to put one’s artwork “out there” to be judged. To those of you whose work was selected, I send my congratulations on your outstanding creations. To the award-winners, bravo! Your artworks are truly exceptional. To the art teachers who direct these young artists daily with expertise and patience, thank you for your dedication and hard work. And, finally, to the high schools and communities represented in this exhibit, sincere gratitude for your support of visual art, and the hope that you will continue to sustain and expand these important art programs. Overall, as a teacher and artist myself, and as I have felt in the many times I have viewed the High School Art Show in past years, I am just awed by the creativity and skills of the young artists of southwestern Indiana. I urge all of you to persevere in your artistic pursuits; our country needs your creative thinking to solve the many challenges we face. Katie Waters Professor of Art Emerita University of Southern Indiana PARTICIPATING HIGH SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS Boonville High School Mr. Luke Verkamp, Mr. Bryce Burnett Benjamin Bosse High School Mr. Vince Cullison Castle High School Ms. Marsha Fiscus, Mr. Matt Fitzpatrick, Ms. Cathy Cozart Central High School Ms. Shannon Werner-Purkey, Mr. Harold Roberts Evansville Christian Schools Ms. Chasity Bates Evansville Day School Mr. Clinton Bosler Gibson Southern High School Ms. Laura Russell William H. Harrison High School Ms. Tina Doolen, Ms. Sara Ruckman Mater Dei High School Ms. Toni Wallace Mt. Vernon Senior High School Ms. Kendra Glaser New Tech Institute Ms. Brooke Congleton Wheeler North High School Ms. Jennifer Bretz, Ms. Heather Swader North Posey High School Ms. Julie Wilson Princeton Community High School Mr. James Wallace Francis J. Reitz High School Ms. Sadia Ragland Reitz Memorial High School Mr. Mark Schoenbaum, Ms. Laura C. Ackerman Signature High School Mr. Kyle Darnell Tecumseh High School Ms. Christine Woolsey Wood Memorial High School Mrs. Pat E. Douglas In Appreciation The volunteer efforts of members of the Evansville Museum Docent Association and the Friends of the Evansville Museum are greatly appreciated. Pat Vaughan Theby, Chairperson Volunteers: Jennifer Browning, Candice Hofmann, Cheryl Marshall, Bonnie Noe, Janet Porch, Corinne Smith, Cindy Warren, Carol Watson, Abbey Wolf, Priscilla Wolf, Marianna Wright CATEGORY AWARDS PRESENTED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE EVANSVILLE MUSEUM John W. Streetman Best of Show Award, $300 Merit Award Elise Collins, Mater Dei High School Zephyr, Color pencil and ink $100 First Place Painting Merit Award Isabelle Schaber, Castle High School Ode to Childhood, Acrylic on chipboard $75 Second Place Painting Merit Award Emma Greene, Gibson Southern High School Lavender, Acrylic paint $50 Third Place Painting Merit Award Hayley Dilley, Princeton Community High School Three Wrenches and a Flower, acrylic paint $100 First Place Drawing Merit Award Gonzalo Cruz Cortes, Bosse High School Self Portrait, Charcoal $75 Second Place Drawing Merit Award Dylan Anderson, Gibson Southern High School Maikoh, Graphite $50 Third Place Drawing Merit Award Jennifer Perez, William H. Harrison High School Snow, Pen $100 First Place Printmaking Merit Award Licson Regis, Princeton Community High School Self Portrait (In Gold and Black), Reduction print $75 Second Place Printmaking Merit Award Sara Riley, Signature School Icarus, Linoleum $50 Third Place Printmaking Merit Award Kynnedi Berry, New Tech Institute High School Untitled, Two color block print $100 First Place Graphic Design Merit Award Cara Roberts, New Tech Institute High School Blood Brothers, Digital illustration $75 Second Place Graphic Design Merit Award Emma Liley, New Tech Institute High School Self Portrait, Digital illustration $50 Third Place Graphic Design Merit Award Jayden Moffatt, Princeton Community High School Eyes and Tongues, Tempera paint $100 First Place Mixed Media Merit Award Gloria Rudolph, Francis J. Reitz High School Miss Universe, Ink, paint, marker and magazine $75 Second Place Mixed Media Merit Award Travis Kirsch, Mater Dei High School Say Cheese...Not!, Paper, ink, and paint $50 Third Place Mixed Media Merit Award Megan Nordby, Mater Dei High School Monochromatic Existence, Paper, ink, and paint $100 First Place Photography Merit Award Molly Devlin, Castle High School Spirit Animal, Canon Luster Paper $75 Second Place Photography Merit Award Tai Jones, Castle High School Shindig '19, Canon Luster Paper $50 Third Place Photography Merit Award Haylee Davis, Castle High School Golden Field, Canon Luster Paper $100 First Place Ceramics Merit Award Jared Russell, Boonville High School Strength of The Savanna, Cone 12 wood fired stoneware $75 Second Place Ceramics Merit Award Carmen Sidenbender, Central High School The Fawn and the Scarlet Tanager, low fired clay/glaze $50 Third Place Ceramics Merit Award Lauren Mitchell, North High School Pour My Heart Out, Lowfire glazeware $100 First Place Textile Merit Award Alexis Adamaitis, Mt. Vernon Senior High School Sakura and Coy, Batik $75 Second Place Textile Merit Award Jordan Seiler, Mater Dei High School Captain Fuzzy Pants, Thread and chicken wire $50 Third Place Textile Merit Award Bailey Brush, Mater Dei High School Doggo, Fabric and glue $100 First Place Jewelry Merit Award Opal Herr, Boonville High School Divine Shackles, Silver, copper, and onyx $75 Second Place Jewelry Merit Award Kiera Woehler, Boonville High School Moon Rise Kingdom, Silver, cold connection, and silicate $50 Third Place Jewelry Merit Award Tyler Cobb, Boonville High School
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