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2020 Scholastics Silver Key Awards 1 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards Silver Key Awards Homeschooled Student: Sun Joo Kim Grade: 11 Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: On Dong Educator: Janet Sato Student: Sun Joo Kim Grade: 11 Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Bound Educator: Janet Sato Student: Sun Joo Kim Grade: 11 Category: Painting Title: Venice Educator: Janet Sato Student: Phoenix Maimiti Valentine Grade: 11 Category: Film & Animation Title: Origins & Inspirations of the 1959 Hawai’i Statehood Commemorative Medallion Educator: Ac'Lynne Uesugi Aiea Intermediate School Student: Zhiqi He Grade: 8 Category: Digital Art Title: Imagine Dragon Educator: Eizen Ramones 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 2 Governor Wallace R Farrington High School Student: Marryanne Taufa Student: Jan Warren Olonan Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Photography Category: Art Portfolio Title: My Mama's Masterpiece Title: Between Rainbows Educator: Aljon Tacata Educator: Aljon Tacata School: Governor Wallace R Farrington High School School: Governor Wallace R Farrington High School Student: Marryanne Taufa Student: Edward Ryan Prieto Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Photography Category: Photography Title: Reality Back Home Title: Wandering Bee Educator: Aljon Tacata Educator: Aljon Tacata School: Governor Wallace R Farrington High School Hawaii Baptist Academy Student: Kailee Ishikawa Student: Kaylee Ann Tani Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Category: Mixed Media Category: Painting Title: loading color Title: Blooming Ginger Educator: Patricia Ota Educator: Garrett Omoto School: Hawaii Baptist Academy School: Hawaii Baptist Academy Henry Perrine Baldwin High School Student: Kyla Mahinay Grade: 12 Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Symbol of Knowledge Educator: Janet Sato School: Henry Perrine Baldwin High School 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 3 Highlands Intermediate School Student: Madison Coan Student: Alexa Sasaki Grade: 8 Grade: 8 Category: Painting Category: Design Title: Blue Title: Rikki's Revenge Book Cover Educator: William Ching Educator: William Ching School: Highlands Intermediate School School: Highlands Intermediate School Hilo High School Student: Emilia Wagner-Prekaski Student: Emilia Wagner-Prekaski Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Painting Category: Painting Title: Sleep Paralysis Title: Future Food Educator: Kirsten Eberly Educator: Kirsten Eberly School: Hilo High School School: Hilo High School Student: Emilia Wagner-Prekaski Grade: 12 Category: Painting Title: Bloody Oranges Educator: Kirsten Eberly School: Hilo High School 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 4 Iolani School Student: Alexandra Hankins Student: Xinyi Lyu Grade: 12 Grade: 9 Category: Digital Art Category: Jewelry Title: Spring Board Title: Danerous and Beautiful Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo Educator: Holly Chung School: Iolani School School: Iolani School Student: Cole Ichikawa Student: Tania Ma'afala Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Category: Sculpture Category: Sculpture Title: Levitation Title: Exploitation vs. Exploration Educator: Evan Tottori Educator: Holly Chung School: Iolani School School: Iolani School Student: Kiara Koike Student: Mason Mizuta Grade: 8 Grade: 10 Category: Jewelry Category: Mixed Media Title: All Beauty is Fleeting Title: Fires Wilding the Amazon Educator: Holly Chung Educator: Holly Chung School: Iolani School School: Iolani School Student: Rhen Lee Student: Summer Royal Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Category: Jewelry Category: Film & Animation Title: Sliced Title: Sputnik: The Shock of the Century Educator: Evan Tottori Educator: Dr. Peter S. Webb School: Iolani School School: Iolani School Student: Kailey Lum Student: Trinity Shinto Grade: 9 Grade: 11 Category: Photography Category: Fashion Title: Take Flight Title: Limitations Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo Educator: Holly Chung School: Iolani School School: Iolani School 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 5 Student: Zoe Stenger Student: Kelsey Takahashi Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Photography Category: Photography Title: Kam's Meat Market Title: Suspension Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo School: Iolani School School: Iolani School Student: Zoe Stenger Student: Joseph Taylor Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Photography Category: Mixed Media Title: Shimmer Title: Bardley Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo Educator: Evan Tottori School: Iolani School School: Iolani School Student: Zoe Stenger Student: Autumn Woolpert Grade: 12 Grade: 11 Category: Art Portfolio Category: Digital Art Title: Chinatown: a Day in the Life Title: Koi Daydream Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo Educator: Alison Uyehara Ngo School: Iolani School School: Iolani School 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 6 Island School Student: Aiden Winsley Grade: 10 Category: Painting Title: Self Portrait Educator: Penny Nichols School: Island School James B Castle High School Student: Min Yi Chen Student: Lana Mitchell Grade: 12 Grade: 11 Category: Mixed Media Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Embers of Pele's Story Title: Chaos in the Sky Educator: Genevieve Morgan Educator: Genevieve Morgan School: James B Castle High School School: James B Castle High School Student: Tiana Goudreault Student: Karissa Serna Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Painting Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Spear Diving Title: Conscience Educator: Genevieve Morgan Educator: Genevieve Morgan School: James B Castle High School School: James B Castle High School Kahuku High & Intermediate School Student: Poliahu Wells Grade: 10 Category: Painting Title: balance Educator: Debra Barenaba School: Kahuku High & Intermediate School 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 7 Kalaheo High School Student: Jack Bright Student: Samantha Hutchinson Grade: 11 Grade: 11 Category: Photography Category: Photography Title: Lens of the World Title: School Wondering Educator: Wai Chung Wong Educator: Wai Chung Wong School: Kalaheo High School School: Kalaheo High School Student: Nyssa Ching Student: Jazmine Langford Grade: 11 Grade: 11 Category: Drawing & Illustration Category: Painting Title: Max the Barber Title: Like Father Like Daughter Educator: Jodie Chock Educator: Jodie Chock School: Kalaheo High School School: Kalaheo High School Student: Sydney Estrada Student: Chloe Leong Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Drawing & Illustration Category: Photography Title: Is This The Real Me? Title: Learning Educator: Jodie Chock Educator: Wai Chung Wong School: Kalaheo High School School: Kalaheo High School Student: Sydney Estrada Student: Emeline Tarter Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Ceramics & Glass Category: Ceramics & Glass Title: If I lived in a shoe Title: Undergrowth Educator: Tara Gumapac Educator: Tara Gumapac School: Kalaheo High School School: Kalaheo High School Student: Neira Hernandez Student: Emeline Tarter Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Painting Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Drifting Away Title: Echoed Nostalgia Educator: Jodie Chock Educator: Jodie Chock School: Kalaheo High School Student: Benjamin Zinsius Grade: 11 Category: Photography Title: A Calling To The Next Life Educator: Wai Chung Wong 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 8 Kalani High School Student: Samantha Do Student: Kent Le Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Photography Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Striate Title: Kalani's Benches Educator: Van Tran-Trimner Educator: James Mosher School: Kalani High School School: Kalani High School Student: Shaye Iwanuma Student: Natalie Ou Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Drawing & Illustration Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: By the Sea Title: Buddy Educator: James Mosher Educator: James Mosher School: Kalani High School School: Kalani High School Student: Colleen Kagawa Student: Rina Robin Grade: 12 Grade: 12 Category: Drawing & Illustration Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: For the Record Title: Wrapped Pudding Educator: James Mosher Educator: James Mosher School: Kalani High School School: Kalani High School Student: Colleen Kagawa Student: Viani Southichack Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Category: Drawing & Illustration Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Femininity Title: Mochi Educator: James Mosher Educator: James Mosher School: Kalani High School School: Kalani High School Student: Maria Tanaka Grade: 12 Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Sharp Dressed Men Educator: James Mosher School: Kalani High School 2020 Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art Awards – Silver Key 9 Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Student: Elena-Marie Waianuhea Student: Elijah Kekaula Grade: 12 Grade: 11 Category: Printmaking Category: Photography Title: Potential Title: Lightin the dark Educator: Carl FK Pao Educator: Spencer Freitas School: Kamehameha Schools Kapālama School: Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Student: Iwalani Beltran Student: Haley Lyman Grade: 10 Grade: 11 Category: Ceramics & Glass Category: Drawing & Illustration Title: Rainbow of Life Title: The Girl in Flannel Educator: Donald Harvey Educator: Kenneth Nakamura School: Kamehameha Schools Kapālama School: Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Student: Quinn Currammeng Student: Kieren McKee Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Category: Sculpture Category: Digital Art Title: Sun Bird Title: Hulihia Papalauahi Educator: Ashley Potgeter Educator: Boz Schurr School: Kamehameha Schools Kapālama School: Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Student: Maia Damazo Garcia Student: Kieren McKee Grade: 12 Grade: 10 Category: Sculpture Category: Digital Art Title: A Wolf, There Is Title: Malama Honua Educator: Ashley Potgeter Educator:
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