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2020-Eligible-Gold-Key-Works 2020 Gold Key Eligible Works for Art Work Drop- Off Page 1 of 12 Please follow the instructions to drop off your art work at one of our satellite locations the first week of February. First Name Last Name Grade School Name Work Category Work Title Farhana Akther 12 Edward R Murrow High School Art Portfolio The "Imperfection" List Marley Alburez 8 - Comic Art Onekind - Original Comic Editorial Cartoon sponsored by The Herb Block Nicholas Amiama-Gomez 11 High School of Art & Design Foundation Trump's Problem Solving Problem Estelle Anderson 10 Riverdale Country School Photography Baboons Alex Andl 11 Mary Mcdowell Friends High School Digital Art space ritual Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Musricul Anwar 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Painting Bubbles Alya Ardianto 11 Wellspring Elementary Middle School Comic Art And It Was All a Dream Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Ramisa Azad 11 Music & Art and Performing Arts Painting The Happy Place Ian Baker 9 Basis Independent Brooklyn Photography Eskifjordur Drawing & Joshua Balina 12 St Francis Preparatory School Illustration Self Inflection Iris Bareikis 8 Avenues The World School Photography Photo exposé on rape culture Panini Bari 11 Brooklyn Technical High School Printmaking Misty Day Arianna Barzacanos 12 Trevor Day School Painting I'm Not Listening Nazareth Battice 11 Marymount School-New York Digital Art W.O.W. SUMMIT 2019 Bisma Bhatti 12 Brooklyn Technical High School Digital Art Flower Milana Blokhina 9 High School of Art & Design Painting Pretty-Ugly Francesca Bohan 8 Clinton School for Writers and Artists Photography Lily Drawing & Sunjung Bok 11 Stuyvesant High School Illustration Clay Life George Boulukos 11 Elisabeth Irwin High School Photography Seeing Double Elisa Cameron 8 Immaculate Conception School Photography Mirrored Innocence 2020 Gold Key Eligible Works for Art Work Drop- Off Page 2 of 12 Please follow the instructions to drop off your art work at one of our satellite locations the first week of February. First Name Last Name Grade School Name Work Category Work Title Chloe Chan 9 The Bronx High School Of Science Painting He Who We Called The Golden Hearted Drawing & Steffie Chan 12 Hunter College High School Illustration Sleep Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Joyce Chan 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Painting 101 Bottles for 101 Emotions Drawing & Kyle Cheng 8 Jhs 194 William H Carr Illustration Orange man Drawing & Wen Xin Cheng 8 Public School 184M Shuang Wen Illustration Free Drawing & Emily Cheung 9 Forest Hills High School Illustration Staring into the Distance Public School 49 Dorothy Bonawit Drawing & Joey Cheung 8 Kole Illustration Traveling Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Drawing & Callie Chin 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Illustration The Fortune Teller Drawing & Olivia Chiroiu 10 Hunter College High School Illustration Alone Drawing & Gloria Choe 10 St Francis Preparatory School Illustration All for the Aesthetic Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Drawing & Xinyu Chu 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Illustration Black White World Claudia Ciancanelli 12 High School of Art & Design Digital Art Jaci Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Sofia Cina 12 Music & Art and Performing Arts Mixed Media Everyone Can See It Too Michael Cohn 12 Columbia Prep School Photography Central Park West Abstraction Margo Cramer 10 Columbia Prep School Photography World's Fair, Corona Park Drawing & Chastity Cruz 12 High School of Art & Design Illustration Watercolor Perspective 2020 Gold Key Eligible Works for Art Work Drop- Off Page 3 of 12 Please follow the instructions to drop off your art work at one of our satellite locations the first week of February. First Name Last Name Grade School Name Work Category Work Title Tamar Dan 12 Manhattan High School For Girls Digital Art Time Bound Debjani Das 12 Brearley School Digital Art DAWN Adelaida del Valle 10 Convent of the Sacred Heart Photography Cockalorum Amber Demers 11 High School of Art & Design Digital Art Distortion: Subject A1 Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Bill Deng 11 Music & Art and Performing Arts Mixed Media the void Mary Mcdowell Friends Middle Drawing & Isla Dietsche 8 School Illustration Flowers Editorial Cartoon sponsored by The Herb Block Petra Dijur 8 William Alexander Middle School 51 Foundation Executive Time Eli Diker 9 Dalton School Photography Hannah Dripped Developer Amelia Dinallo 12 Trinity School Photography From Above Danny Dolan 10 Basis Independent Brooklyn Photography The Window Washing Man Elva Dong 12 High School of Art & Design Design Learning Chiara Dorsi 12 Trinity School Photography Glow Window Taylor Doyle 12 Columbia Grammar & Prep School Photography All Hands In Ari El Gharsi 12 Elisabeth Irwin High School Photography Tanga Drawing & Olivia Fenbrook 12 High School of Art & Design Illustration Sun Through Water Danninger Feng 12 Staten Island Academy Painting Identity Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Patrick Ferris 10 Music & Art and Performing Arts Mixed Media And Heaven Is Still Paralytic Eliott Forey 12 Lycee Francais De New York Photography vroom vroom Elizabeth Fu 9 Convent of the Sacred Heart Photography Is this Gen Z? Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Drawing & Mariluz Garcia 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Illustration Popping Into Bloom Annette Garcia Jimenez 11 High School of Art & Design Painting Bear Overload 2020 Gold Key Eligible Works for Art Work Drop- Off Page 4 of 12 Please follow the instructions to drop off your art work at one of our satellite locations the first week of February. First Name Last Name Grade School Name Work Category Work Title Mason Geller 12 Riverdale Country School Photography Knock knock Marin Geller 9 Riverdale Country School Photography Monochrome Misery Alex Gerstenhaber 11 Horace Mann School Photography Thailand Drawing & Kazi Gilman 9 The Bronx High School Of Science Illustration Flotsam and Jetsam Middle School 255 Salk School Of Drawing & Keira Goggin 7 Science Illustration Key to the Future Eleanor Goldiner 12 Edward R Murrow High School Mixed Media Flavia Arinson Gomez 8 William Alexander Middle School 51 Photography Screaming Demon Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Adriana Gonzalez 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Painting Staring Girl Georgia Groome 11 Packer Collegiate Institute Photography Z Xinyi Gui 12 Spence School Art Portfolio Nature & Us Lee Gutman 9 Hunter College High School Photography The Female Gaze Ariell Haims 10 High School of Art & Design Photography Old Women in Vietnam Drawing & Kathleen Halley-Segal 8 - Illustration Balding Eli Harrell 12 Packer Collegiate Institute Photography Dive Dashiel Tao Harris 10 Trinity School Photography Pepsi Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Amanda He 11 Music & Art and Performing Arts Painting Reverie Marvin Heilbronn 11 Beacon School Photography Power To The People Denise Hewitt 12 Basis Independent Brooklyn Art Portfolio Heritage Coco Hollings 12 United Nations International School Photography KIDS Jude Hong 9 Columbia Grammar & Prep School Digital Art Fishing in 2025 Courtney Horner 12 Nightingale-Bamford School Photography Detroit on the Ocean Clara Hranek 11 Brooklyn Friends School Photography Couple in the Rocks Allegra Im 10 Brearley School Painting Say Cheese Zoraiz Irshad 12 Stuyvesant High School Photography Shadow watching 2020 Gold Key Eligible Works for Art Work Drop- Off Page 5 of 12 Please follow the instructions to drop off your art work at one of our satellite locations the first week of February. First Name Last Name Grade School Name Work Category Work Title Lauren Jackson 12 Edward R Murrow High School Printmaking THUGS? Drawing & Jessica Jeon 12 High School of Art & Design Illustration Door to Another Dimension Agthe Jones 9 Lycee Francais De New York Photography Pixie Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Drawing & Ava Joshi 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Illustration Self Portrait in Light Julie Kang 12 High School of Art & Design Painting Hybrid Series Abigail Kantor 12 Columbia Prep School Photography red Rachel Carson High School-Coastal Richard Kaulinsh 11 Study Photography fueled by dreams Daniel Khazanov 12 Avenues The World School Photography Hiding in the Shadows Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Iris Khim 12 Music & Art and Performing Arts Mixed Media Just a Few Minutes Lena Khosrof 12 Brooklyn Technical High School Photography Faith Kylie Kim 10 Trinity School Photography Laughter Drawing & Anna Kim 11 Brooklyn Technical High School Illustration Blinds Elisa Kirk Colombano 8 Grace Church School Photography bikes Rosina Kling 11 Elisabeth Irwin High School Photography Under the Bridge Ben Kolitch 9 Columbia Grammar & Prep School Photography A Lonely Tree Cayla Kushner 9 Salk School of Science Painting Screen Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Justin Lam 11 Music & Art and Performing Arts Digital Art Sweet 16 Alexine Le Cunff 11 Lycee Francais De New York Photography The piper Josephine Le sourd 9 Lycee Francais De New York Photography Uncontrollable messyness Drew Lerner 11 Grace Church School Photography The Spider's Web Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Drawing & mindy leung 9 Music & Art and Performing Arts Illustration Ruins 2020 Gold Key Eligible Works for Art Work Drop- Off Page 6 of 12 Please follow the instructions to drop off your art work at one of our satellite locations the first week of February. First Name Last Name Grade School Name Work Category Work Title Anik Levcovici 12 St Vincent Ferrer High School Printmaking Sunflower Field Editorial Cartoon sponsored by The Herb
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