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Congratulations to All! Welcome to the listing of the Scholastic Art Awards winners. The list is done alphabetically by Town. As an example, if you live in Cheshire and attend Cheshire High School, scroll down to Cheshire, and then scroll to Cheshire High School. Congratulations to all! Avon High School, Avon WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Hall Of Fame Honorable Mention Sara Glick Tiana Glover (11712076) (Painting) Avon Old Farms School, Avon WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Artifacts: The Epitome Kate McSpadden/ Of All I Believed Silver Key Luke O'Connor Cristina Pinton A Child Should Be (Photography) (11726055) Down Down Down Gold Key Cristina Pinton Vincent Caputo (11721733) (Mixed Media) Time Silver Key Cristina Pinton Young Jun Song (11721204) (Mixed Media) Cristina Pinton/ Vase Silver Key Zander Dyson-lyon James Kassel (11736222) (Sculpture) Cristina Pinton/ Capture The Sun Silver Key Thomas Girard James Kassel (11736395) (Design) Cristina Pinton/ Upcycled Lamp Gold Key Peter Sigward James Kassel (11737652) (Design) Illuminated By Their Silver Key Cristina Pinton/ Jiuhua Chen Presence (Drawing and Kate McSpadden (11726266) Illustration) Avon Old Farms School, Avon (Page 2) WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Gold Key Cristina Pinton/ Sin Donghee Kim (Drawing and Kate McSpadden (11726190) Illustration) Cristina Pinton/ Excerpt From Moby Dick Silver Key Max Rieser Kate McSpadden (11726265) (Mixed Media) Woodland Regional High School, Beacon Falls WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Faces of Youth Honorable Mention Kristen Lengyel Erica Boccuzzi (11666742) (Photography) Honorable Mention The Dog Kristen Lengyel Annalie Bouchard (Drawing and (11717123) Illustration) Experimental at Work Honorable Mention Kristen Lengyel Samantha Buzgo (11723382) (Photography) Plumage Silver Key Lisa Seagren Jaimie Cormier (11579596) (Design) Midnight Silver Key Lisa Seagren Crystal DeMatteo (11475017) (Sculpture) Honorable Mention Love In Color Lisa Seagren Elaine Ferretti (Drawing and (11582303) Illustration) M15s R3d (miss Red) Honorable Mention Lisa Seagren Alexandra Soto (11483781) (Painting) Woodland Regional High School, Beacon Falls (Page 2) WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Lisa Seagren/ Treasure Hunters Silver Key Kaylee Velez Starlin Getts (11712169) (Comic Art) Berlin High School, Berlin WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Just Keep Moving Silver Key Caitlin DeSorbo Hannah Schulz Forward (Ceramics & Glass) (11709341) Bring Me Back Home Silver Key Janet Galasso Audra Veach (11707833) (Sculpture) Silver Key Lunch In The Cafe Kathy Miller Abigail Underwood (Drawing and (11724910) Illustration) Bethel High School, Bethel WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Home Sweet Boat Honorable Mention Lynn Ferrier Nicholas Bizewski (11736903) (Ceramics & Glass) JFARGE Gold Key Lynn Ferrier Justin Fargiano Hartford Art School Scholarship (11736796) (Art Portfolio) Lynn Ferrier/ Farge Films and Gold Key Rebecca Lacey-Aubin/ Justin Fargiano Photography (Art Portfolio) Marjorie Overmier (11736797) Experimental Tri..ptych Honorable Mention Kristin Joyce Danielle Nielsen (11734887) (Printmaking) Poppin' Morning Honorable Mention Rebecca Lacey-Aubin Danielle Nielsen (11737167) (Photography) Bulb Volley Silver Key Marjorie Overmier Casey Conway (11735780) (Photography) Double Contact Silver Key Marjorie Overmier Justin Fargiano (11738204) (Photography) Branford High School, Branford WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Portrait Of Brother Silver Key Madelyn Paskiewicz Francesca Cimino (11742319) (Painting) Self Portrait Honorable Mention Madelyn Paskiewicz Francesca Cimino (11742333) (Painting) Sailing Logo Gold Key Madelyn Paskiewicz Alisia Gruendel (11741400) (Design) Central High School, Bridgeport WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Cyborg Factory Honorable Mention George Bella Hung Tran (11723252) (Digital Art) Mountain Landscape Honorable Mention George Bella Hung Tran (11723268) (Digital Art) Quick paint landscape Honorable Mention George Bella Hung Tran (11723302) (Digital Art) Bristol Central High School, Bristol WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) City Night Silver Key Leslie Fernandez Kaitlynn Zukowski (11486011) (Printmaking) Bristol Eastern High School, Bristol WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Holding Hands Honorable Mention Kristine Monaco Tia Burey (11698362) (Ceramics & Glass) Hexagon Pattern Honorable Mention John Morfis Allison Santiago (11483475) (Painting) Sgraffito Pinch Pot Honorable Mention Deborah Thaler Ali Wrisley (11720051) (Ceramics & Glass) Honorable Mention untitled Sharon Williams Kira Carpenter (Drawing and (11708648) Illustration) Chippens Hill Middle School, Bristol WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Honorable Mention Concept Sneaker Design Peter Kosciukiewicz Connor Errato (Drawing and (11619388) Illustration) Gold Key Common Objects Peter Kosciukiewicz Marissa Stone (Drawing and (11565956) Illustration) Common Object Gold Key Peter Kosciukiewicz Molyna Tep Realism Painting (Painting) (11615222) Surfer Girl Gold Key Brian Troccolo Brianna Ogonowski (11697099) (Printmaking) Greene-Hills School, Bristol WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) " Painted Pony " Honorable Mention Joseph Johnson Crystal Cleveland (11722060) (Printmaking) " Rave Lincoln " Honorable Mention Joseph Johnson Giovanni Guerrera (11722080) (Printmaking) Northeast Middle School, Bristol WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Honorable Mention Nurul-Huda Pen & Ink Self-portrait Allison Chatelle (Drawing and Abdulsalam (11700283) Illustration) Honorable Mention Black And White Still Life Allison Chatelle Melanie Lopez (Drawing and (11701117) Illustration) Concert Poster Silver Key Allison Chatelle Weronika Zatorska (11700902) (Printmaking) Bird Honorable Mention Sarah May Morgan Greger (11700805) (Printmaking) West Bristol School, Bristol WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Honorable Mention Mob Scene Mary Kilduff Jenna Ptak (Drawing and (11716988) Illustration) Artistic Minds, Brookfield WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Inspiration Honorable Mention Rhona Goldman Alan He (11727860) (Painting) Dandelion Honorable Mention Rhona Goldman Alice Hu (11728490) (Sculpture) Renaissance Woman Gold Key Rhona Goldman Miranda Morris American Visions Nominee (11727859) (Painting) Gold Key Pretender Rhona Goldman Andrew Song (Drawing and (11727866) Illustration) At & T Gold Key Julie Jones Emily Huang (11727857) (Painting) Incandescence Honorable Mention Julie Jones Victoria Song (11727855) (Painting) The Trunket Honorable Mention Julie Jones Ashley Xu (11727793) (Painting) Artistic Minds, Brookfield (Page 2) WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Metamorphosis Silver Key Julie Jones Grace Zhao (11727856) (Painting) Weed Or Wish Honorable Mention Katie Shaw Tiffany Chen (11728507) (Sculpture) Little Town Gold Key Katie Shaw Sylvia Zhao (11727871) (Painting) A Look In The River Honorable Mention Katie Shaw Catherine Zhu (11727874) (Painting) Out Of Existence Honorable Mention John Tang Amanda Lee (11727248) (Painting) Silver Key Redemption John Tang Catherine Li (Drawing and (11727234) Illustration) Honorable Mention Final Standoff John Tang Sheena Zhou (Drawing and (11727258) Illustration) Artistic Minds, Brookfield (Page 3) WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) First Sight Gold Key Xiaomei Tang Vivian Hong (11727746) (Mixed Media) Hives Gold Key Xiaomei Tang Siqiao Mu (11727741) (Painting) Gold Key Time Machine Xiaomei Tang Olivia Wen (Drawing and (11727645) Illustration) Silver Key Small Thieves Xiaomei Tang Vivian Wen (Drawing and (11727737) Illustration) The After Life Silver Key David Turner Angela Sun (11727790) (Painting) Dawn On The Pond Honorable Mention David Turner David Yang (11727791) (Painting) Empty Chair Silver Key David Turner Branton Zhang (11727792) (Painting) Brookfield High School, Brookfield WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) Solitude's Embrace Gold Key Rachel Agati Sabrina Aragon (11707767) (Digital Art) Illuminating circles Gold Key Jerry's Artarama of CT – Sarah Garber John Hegarty (11747458) (Design) Best in Design Fruta del Dragón Honorable Mention Sarah Garber Lindsey Zaleski (11736268) (Photography) Cheshire High School, Cheshire WORK TITLE AWARD TEACHER(S) STUDENT SPECIAL AWARD(S) (BARCODE) (CATEGORY) A Modern Residential Gold Key Susan Coco Karen Yang House Design (Architecture) (11730645) Silver Key Italy Susan Coco Karen Yang (Drawing and (11729886) Illustration) The Ash Girl: Costume Honorable Mention Susan Coco Karen Yang Design (Fashion) (11730687) Fractured Honorable Mention Joseph Costardo Paige Parlier (11723433) (Digital Art) Caged Honorable Mention Michael Earley Elijah Blanchard (11725042) (Sculpture) Honorable Mention Telephone Michael Earley Emily Inzero (Drawing and (11720129) Illustration) Pots And Pans Honorable Mention Michael Earley Paige Parlier And Pots And Pans (Drawing and (11720153) Illustration) Cheshire High School,
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