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Following Are the Regional Gold Key, Silver Key, and Honorable Mention Winners for the 2013 Scholastic Art Awards for Georgia. A Following are the Regional Gold Key, Silver Key, and Honorable Mention Winners for the 2013 Scholastic Art Awards for Georgia. Awards are listed alphabetically by Last Name. If you have any questions please contact: [email protected] If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at [email protected]. School Name / Out of State First Name Last Name Type Awards Category Title of Work School Program Honorable GA Zoya Abdullah Art Mention Painting Torn Woodward Academy Brookwood High GA Rebecca Adams Art Gold Key Sculpture Blooming Blub School Fellowship Christian GA Maggi Adams Art Silver Key Photography Desolate Beauty School Walnut Grove High GA Victoria Adams Art Silver Key Drawing Bereavement School Grayson High School Grayson Techincal GA Mollie Adams Art Silver Key Photography It's Not A Mocking Jay Program Brookwood High GA Ena Aguilar Art Gold Key Sculpture Music Note School GA Evelyn Ahnrud Art Gold Key Photography Stairs Woodward Academy Ceramics & GA Elizabeth Aldredge Art Gold Key Glass A Beautiful Mind Mill Creek High School Grayson High School Grayson Techincal GA Ramsha Ali Art Silver Key Photography Hidden Colors Program GA Tyler Allen Art Gold Key Drawing Heat N' Serve Savannah Arts Academy Honorable Ceramics & Woodward Academy, GA Neal Allen Art Mention Glass Red Dalmation Middle School Honorable Savannah Arts GA Troy Allen Art Mention Fashion The Scarlett Letter Academy Honorable Savannah Arts GA Troy Allen Art Mention Fashion Green Moss Academy Honorable Savannah Arts GA Troy Allen Art Mention Fashion Revenge Academy Honorable Savannah Arts GA Tyler Allen Art Mention Printmaking Time Flies Academy Honorable Savannah Arts GA Tyler Allen Art Mention Printmaking Lazy Sunday Academy GA Genesis Alvarez Art Silver Key Design Zombie Apocalypse Mill Creek High School GA Richmond Amponsah Art Silver Key Drawing Keys Please Islands High School Friendship Christian GA Subin An Art Gold Key Painting Sun Set School Friendship Christian GA Subin An Art Gold Key Painting Bus Stop School Friendship Christian GA Woobin An Art Gold Key Drawing Craftmanship School Honorable GA Ilana Ander Art Mention Photography Water Fall Paideia School Peachtree Ridge High GA Christie Anderson Art Gold Key Drawing Masked In The Shadows School Peachtree Ridge High GA Christie Anderson Art Gold Key Drawing Zoee School GA Alanis Andrade Art Gold Key Drawing Ariana Mill Creek High School Honorable GA Alexandra Andrews Art Mention Drawing Prayer Box Mill Creek High School North Gwinnett High GA Anna Archer Art Gold Key Drawing Distorted Beauty School Honorable GA Diana Arellano Art Mention Jewelry Baby bracelet Norcross High School GA Chloe Areu Art Silver Key Photography Ombre Whitefield Academy Honorable GA Violet Armendariz Art Mention Painting Colors Of The Wind Mill Creek High School Honorable GA Jenn Ashenfelter Art Mention Photography Broken Parkview High School Honorable GA Jenn Ashenfelter Art Mention Printmaking Atlantis Parkview High School Woodward Academy, GA Wyatt Atchison Art Silver Key Photography Our Secret Middle School Honorable Woodward Academy, GA Wyatt Atchison Art Mention Photography White Rose Middle School GA Mary Aupperle Art Silver Key Mixed Media Birds Out Of Water Scribble Art Studio Honorable GA Forrest Babington Art Mention Painting Born This Way Lambert High School GA Erin Bagent Art Gold Key Jewelry Piled Sticks Ring Norcross High School Art Honorable Bezel Set Cabochon GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Ring Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Piled Sticks Ring Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Flower Ring Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Filigree Tree Pendant Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Spinning Ring Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Dome Earrings Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Mixed Metals Pendant Norcross High School Art Honorable GA Erin Bagent Portfolio Mention Jewelry Double Link Bracelet Norcross High School GA Kaylee Bahk Art Gold Key Printmaking Reflections Northview High School Honorable GA Kaylee Bahk Art Mention Jewelry Beautiful Insurrection Northview High School GA Anna Baldwin Art Gold Key Jewelry Candle Holder Woodward Academy GA Arianna Banuelos Art Gold Key Drawing Oliver Mill Creek High School GA Arianna Banuelos Art Gold Key Drawing Reflection Mill Creek High School Honorable GA Arianna Banuelos Art Mention Printmaking Grey Mill Creek High School GA Elyse Barnett Art Silver Key Painting The Swimming Dead Lagrange High School GA Bryant Barreto Art Gold Key Photography Statue Phoenix High School Honorable The House Across The Davidson Magnet GA Olivia Barrett Art Mention Mixed Media Street School Honorable GA Michael Barry Art Mention Drawing Cola Mill Creek High School Brookwood High GA Bryn Bassett Art Gold Key Drawing Paws Paused School Ceramics & GA Abigail Baudry Art Gold Key Glass Apocalypto Roswell High School Honorable GA Belinda Baxter Art Mention Mixed Media Ferocity Of The Mind Lambert High School Honorable Brookwood High GA Sydndey Beatty Art Mention Drawing Boot Study School Honorable East Coweta High GA Dakota Becker Art Mention Drawing DaFeet School Art Portfolio: Excess, Disorientation, Stagnant, Art Agitated, Antithesis, GA Laura Bejarano Portfolio Gold Key Printmaking Haggard, Atras, Snare Paideia School Chattahoochee High GA Shai Ben David Art Gold Key Photography Flags In The Wind School Honorable Chattahoochee High GA Shai Ben David Art Mention Photography Old Man School Savannah Arts GA Ambria Berksteiner Art Silver Key Mixed Media Funk Of The Flock Academy Honorable Savannah Arts GA Ambria Berksteiner Art Mention Photography Game Over Academy Holy Innocents GA Kathryn Bernardini Art Silver Key Photography He's Out There Episcopal School GA Alexis Berry Art Gold Key Mixed Media Play Time Mill Creek High School Ceramics & GA Alexis Berry Art Silver Key Glass Gravity Mill Creek High School GA Alexis Berry Art Silver Key Drawing We Must Rise Mill Creek High School GA Alexis Berry Art Silver Key Drawing Sun Kissed Mill Creek High School Honorable GA Alexis Berry Art Mention Mixed Media Uptown Girl Mill Creek High School Honorable GA Alexis Berry Art Mention Drawing Vanity Mill Creek High School Chamblee Charter GA Erika Bevers Art Gold Key Drawing O'felia High School Peachtree Ridge High GA Mehul Bhagat Art Silver Key Architecture Glass House School Honorable GA Lauren Bible Art Mention Mixed Media Dad And Daughter Mill Creek High School Woodward Academy, GA Ansley Bird Art Silver Key Photography The World Awaits Middle School Greater Atlanta GA Brittany Blanz Art Silver Key Mixed Media Woes' Me Christian School Greater Atlanta GA Brittany Blanz Art Silver Key Mixed Media Red And Blue Christian School Honorable Greater Atlanta GA Brittany Blanz Art Mention Painting Floating Christian School Honorable GA Ellie Blocker Art Mention Photography Parade Of The Canastas Woodward Academy GA Megan Blount Art Silver Key Painting Grandpa Collins Hill High School Honorable GA Megan Blount Art Mention Painting Reminiscing Collins Hill High School GA Latre Blunt Art Silver Key Painting Trapped Central High School There's No Place Like Chattahoochee High GA Alex Bohner Art Gold Key Design Nome School Savannah Country Day GA Sarah Boland Art Silver Key Photography Untitled School Honorable GA Gabrielle Boswell Art Mention Design Surprise. Life Sucks Whitefield Academy GA Amanda Bradley Art Gold Key Photography Dark Innocence Mill Creek High School GA Harrison Bradley Art Gold Key Photography Brick Wall Matinee Whitefield Academy GA Harrison Bradley Art Gold Key Photography Feeding Whitefield Academy GA Amanda Bradley Art Silver Key Photography True Horsemanship Mill Creek High School Honorable Brookwood High GA Meredith Bradley Art Mention Sculpture Would School Honorable Davidson Magnet GA Hannah Brailer Art Mention Sculpture Wandering Lost School Honorable GA Justin Brendel Art Mention Architecture Untitled Whitefield Academy Honorable GA Justin Brendel Art Mention Drawing Birds Whitefield Academy Savannah Arts GA Annna Brettschneider Art Silver Key Drawing The Bee's Knees Academy Savannah Arts GA Annna Brettschneider Art Silver Key Drawing Musing Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy Art Honorable Ceramics & GA Robert Brooks Portfolio Mention Glass Untitled Pace Academy GA Ciara Brown Art Silver Key Painting The Great Wave Parody Mill Creek High School GA Jaslyn Brown Art Silver Key Photography Bridesmaids Riverwood High School Honorable GA Kelly Brown Art Mention Photography Untitled Pace Academy Sterling Silver Candle GA Ashley Bruce Art Silver Key Jewelry Holder Woodward Academy GA Kelsey Bryan Art Gold Key Mixed Media Crashing Ship Collins Hill High School Honorable GA Conner Buckley Art Mention Photography Smack Down Mill Creek
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