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2017 DART STUDENT ART CONTEST Special Thanks for Providing Musical Accompaniment at This Event 2017 DART STUDENT ART CONTEST Special Thanks for providing musical accompaniment at this event. W.E. Greiner Exploratory Arts Academy Robert Hackett – Assistant Band Director Ezequiel Morales – Percussion Alexis Ochoa – Trombone Jair Ramirez – Tuba Jorge Ramirez – Horn Samara Reyes – Trumpet Marcus Tejada – Trombone Michael Wolfe – Trumpet 2 2017 DART Student Art Contest Greatness. That’s the word that came to mind when I saw the winning artwork we’re honoring today. I’m amazed by the quality of the submissions, but what impresses me even more is the participation. This year, DART’s Student Art Contest received a record number of entries – with 2,246 individual participants. These submissions poured in from the DART Service Area and beyond. In fact, this year’s contest boasted participants from as far away as Houston and, even further, all the way to Georgia and Michigan! The students and staff at Louise Wolff Kahn Elementary from the Dallas Independent School District deserve special recognition. With 341 entries, they had more participants than any other school. I salute their student body for their outstanding participation, and I thank the school’s staff for placing such a strong emphasis on the arts. The arts have always been important to DART. The agency’s Station Art & Design Program makes the community a canvas, allowing customers to discover art while they discover the metroplex. This program showcases wonderful works of public art throughout our system and is another example of how DART emphasizes the fine arts. Of course, no example stands out more than the one today. Thanks to all the people that make this fantastic event possible each year. First, our community partners, media partners and prize donors for their generous support. Next, the judges for taking the time to jury this contest. Third, the teachers and parents who mentor and encourage these budding artists. Last but certainly not least, it’s important to recognize the artists themselves. Thank you for inspiring us with your creativity, passion and vision. I look forward to seeing great things from each of you in the years to come! Thank you to everyone present for playing a role in this year’s DART Student Art Contest. It’s time to celebrate our 28 winners! Sincerely, Gary C. Thomas DART President/ Executive Director 3 Program Welcome – Deborah Ferguson News Anchor NBC 5 The Occasion – Gary C. Thomas President/Executive Director DART Faye Moses Wilkins Chair DART Board of Directors Recognition of Winners – Deborah Ferguson Dallas Museum of Art – Amanda Blake Interim Director of Education Dallas Contemporary – Angela Hall Director of Learning Closing Remarks – Gary C. Thomas Best of Show – Bus Display on Harwood Street 4 Elementary Kindergarten through 2nd grade 1st Place Kashmira Kuloor – 2nd Grade Dallas Arts Studio McCoy Elementary – Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD 2nd Place (Tie) Sanmita Doddi – 1st Grade McCoy Elementary – Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD 5 Elementary Kindergarten through 2nd grade 2nd Place (Tie) Samanvi Arudala – Kindergarten McCoy Elementary – Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD 3rd Place Hudson Blauser – Kindergarten Grace Academy of Dallas (Private) – Dallas 6 Elementary Kindergarten through 2nd grade Honorable Mention Juan Ramirez – 1st Grade Daniel Webster Elementary – Dallas ISD 7 Elementary 3rd through 5th grade 1st Place Diya Hegde – 5th Grade Dallas Arts Studio Pinkerton Elementary – Coppell ISD 2nd Place (Tie) Rebecca Criner – 4th Grade Grace Academy of Dallas (Private) – Dallas 8 Elementary 3rd through 5th grade 2nd Place (Tie) Adam Roth – 5th Grade White Rock Montessori (Private) – Dallas 3rd Place Melody Purushotham – 3rd Grade McCoy Elementary – Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD 9 Elementary 3rd through 5th grade Honorable Mention Arihant Panwar – 3rd Grade McSpedden Elementary School – Frisco ISD 10 Middle School 6th through 8th grade 1st Place Estevan Alvarado – 7th Grade Grand Prairie Fine Arts Academy – Grand Prairie ISD 2nd Place (Tie) Linda Rico – 8th Grade W.E. Greiner Exploratory Arts Academy – Dallas ISD 11 Middle School 6th through 8th grade 2nd Place (Tie) Vedanti Naktode – 7th Grade Falak Art Studio – Coppell Coppell Middle School East – Coppell ISD 3rd Place (Tie) Joshua Wang – 8th Grade Robinson Middle School – Plano ISD 12 Middle School 6th through 8th grade 3rd Place (Tie) Delaney Lindsey – 8th Grade PCAplus Virtual Academy – Plano Honorable Mention Brooke Criner – 6th Grade Grace Academy of Dallas (Private) – Dallas 13 Middle School 6th through 8th grade Honorable Mention Olivia Park – 6th Grade Dallas Arts Studio The Hockaday School (Private) – Dallas Honorable Mention Renee Sanchez – 7th Grade Travis Middle School – Irving ISD 14 High School 9th through 12th grade 1st Place Brenda Valladares – 12th Grade Irma Rangel Young Women’s Leadership Academy – Dallas ISD 2nd Place Ria Nuna – 9th Grade Flower Mound High School – Lewisville ISD 15 High School 9th through 12th grade 3rd Place (Tie) Katera Scott – 11th Grade Skyline High School – Dallas ISD 3rd Place (Tie) Victoria Bruno – 9th Grade Booker T. Washington HSPAV – Dallas ISD 16 High School 9th through 12th grade Honorable Mention Gia Kirk – 11th Grade John Paul II High School (Private) – Plano Honorable Mention Sierra Sanchez – 10th Grade Crowley High School – Crowley ISD 17 High School 9th through 12th grade Honorable Mention Lin-Hoa Nguyen – 12th Grade Frisco ISD Career and Technical Education Center – Frisco ISD Honorable Mention Jaylen Miller – 12th Grade Frisco ISD Career and Technical Education Center – Frisco ISD 18 High School 9th through 12th grade Honorable Mention Anna Rose Redman – 11th Grade Lovejoy High School – Lovejoy ISD 19 BEST of SHOW Caitlin Savage 11th Grade Plano East Senior High School Plano ISD 20 21 Participating Schools & Organizations (in alphabetical order) Alex Sanger Elementary Dallas ISD ................................................................Ms. Sabrina Ogle Alex W. Spence Middle School & TAG Academy Dallas ISD .............................................................Ms. Jessica Caudwell Amelia Earhart Learning Center Dallas ISD ............................................................. Ms. Rachel Hankins Armstrong Elementary Dallas ISD .............................................Ms. Anne Edwards, Ms. Amanda Hollier Art Corner Studio Ann Arbor, MI .................................................................Ms. Julee Li Austin Middle School Irving ISD ..............................................................Ms. Melissa Garcia Bernice Freeman Elementary Irving ISD ........................................................Ms. Christy Killian Becket Bethany Elementary Dallas ISD ...........................................Ms. Kendall Stewart, Ms. Connie Gillmore Bethune Elementary Dallas ISD ................................................................Ms. Idabel Torres Blanton Elementary Dallas ISD ........................................................... Ms. Liz DeVito-Sicotte Booker T. Washington HSPVA Dallas ISD ..................................................................Mr. Kyle Clark Bonnie Gentry Elementary Mesquite ISD .............................................................Ms. Beverly Richey Briar Hill Middle School Lewisville ISD ..........................................................Ms. Elizabeth Amick Britain Elementary Irving ISD ................................................................Mr. Roland Bear Burgin Elementary Arlington ISD ............................................................Ms. Cristina Lara C.A. Tatum Elementary Dallas ISD ...............................................................Mr. Joseph Tinsley C.F. Carr Elementary Dallas ISD ............................................................. Ms. Rachel Hankins Castle Hills Elementary Lewisville ISD ..........................................................Ms. Elizabeth Stroud Cedar Hill Life School Cedar Hill (Charter) ..........................................................Ms. Leslie Hill Central Elementary Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD ........................................... Ms. Emily Strickland 22 Participating Schools & Organizations (in alphabetical order) Clark High School Plano ISD ................................................................Mr. Daren Causey Clay Classical Academy Dallas (Charter) .......................................................Mr. Stafford Dickerson Coppell Middle School East Coppell ISD ............................................................Ms. Jullian Richards Crowley High School Crowley ISD. .Ms. Nicole Goodman Clinton P. Russell Elementary Dallas ISD ..............................................................Ms. Yemina Huerta D.A. Hulcy Steam Middle School Dallas ISD ............................................................Ms. Tameka Anderson Dallas Arts Studio Dallas ......................................................................Ms. Hyun Chu Dan F. Long Middle School Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD ........................................ Ms. Katherine Broadwell Daniel Webster Elementary Dallas ISD .......................................................... Ms. Camisha McDaniel DeWitt Perry Middle School Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD ..............................................Ms. Laura Brewer Dobie High School Pasadena ISD ..............................................................Ms. Sherrie Kent Edward Titche Elementary Dallas ISD .................................................................Dr. Vicki Sellers Einstein Academy
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