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AWARDS for EXCELLENCE in VISUAL ARTS March 7 - April 19 2021 AWARDS for EXCELLENCE IN VISUAL ARTS March 7 - April 19 hosted by: THE DEMUTH MUSEUM and LANCASTER MUSEUM OF ART EXHIBITION DETAILS Visit WWW.DEMUTH.ORG to view the 2021 Scholastic and Lancaster County Young Artist Awards Exhibitions Support for this exhibition provided by Anonymous Donor Echo Valley Art Group Lancaster Italian Cultural Society Amy Burk Brian Tolbert Hammel Architects Jeff Geib Kevin Lehman Studio, LLC Lancaster County Art Association Lancaster Creative Factory Award Lancaster Galleries Linda and Douglas Weidman Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation Pennsylvania College of Art & Design Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen Two Dudes Painting Company DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD Though it has been a challenging school year for students, educators, and families, the 2021 Scholastic and Lancaster County Young Artists Awards remains a strong exhibition showcasing the area’s youth’s talents. Congratulations to all! I am proud of students’ ability to keep pursuing art and their practice despite limited in-person instruction and access to the classroom’s tools and materials. This year’s Lancaster County Young Artists Awards feature 172 pieces from 15 schools and the Scholastic Art Awards includes 103 works. A variety of mediums is represented, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, drawing, photography, graphic design, computer art, and animation. Many thanks to Ann DeLaurentis, Jeff Geib, Barry Root, Ken Hoak, Milt Friedly, Debbie Siegel, Rudy DeLaurentis, Claire Giblin, and Jan Mindish for their enthusiasm for local students’ artwork and willingness to lend their expertise as jurors for this year’s awards. As always, I have heartfelt gratitude for our Exhibition & Collections Coordinator, Greta Rymar, for her dedication to the exhibition and going above and beyond to ensure a successful show. And thank you to our Communications & Programming Coordinator, Sarah Keim, for her assistance with creating the virtual exhibition. This year’s sponsors have been instrumental in ensuring the success of our online exhibition and we are grateful for their support. Thank you to our anonymous donor and Echo Valley Art Group for their exhibition sponsorship, and the individuals, businesses, and organizations who helped underwrite over a dozen special awards. The Scholastic and Lancaster County Young Artists Awards is a tremendous community effort to champion our youth and support their artistic abilities! Thank you to everyone! Abby Baer Executive Director Demuth Foundation AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Please note in the listings below that the number following each student’s name indicates grade level. SOFIA BUA, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School MERIT AWARDS MADISON ARROYO, 10 DAHLIA WOLFE, 10 Donegal High School Manheim Township High School BRYNN LANCELLOTA, 11 Linden Hall WREN MILLER, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School JASMINE THOMPSON (2), 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School BELLA WATSON, 9 Lancaster Mennonite High School SPECIAL AWARDS ARTEMISIA AWARD HAMMEL ARCHITECTS DRAWING NOELLE STRINGER, 12 AWARD Lancaster Mennonite High School AVA MARTIN, 12 CHARLES DEMUTH AWARD Lampeter-Strasburg High School ARIANNA VANDERWAL, 12 HAMMEL ARCHITECTS PAINTING Ephrata Area High School AWARD ECHO VALLEY CHOICE AWARD KATELYN MORGANTI, 11 MIA ROSSI, 10 Manheim Township High School Linden Hall KEVIN LEHMAN STUDIO, LLC ECHO VALLEY CRAFT AWARD AWARD JASMINE THOMPSON, 12 HANNAH ECKART, 10 Lampeter-Strasburg High School Lancaster Catholic High School LANCASTER COUNTY ART ECHO VALLEY EXCELLENCE ASSOCIATION AWARD IN TECHNIQUE AWARD NOELLE STRINGER, 12 MINH (SARAH) TRUONG, 12 Lancaster Mennonite High School Linden Hall LANCASTER CREATIVE FACTORY ECHO VALLEY SCULPTURE AWARD AWARD CHLOE PEULER, 12 JASMINE THOMPSON, 12 Ephrata Area High School Lampeter-Strasburg High School LEONARDO DaVINCI AWARD JUNIOR DRAWING FROM LIFE BELLA MEIER, 10 AWARD Linden Hall PAIGE HUSTED, 10 Lancaster Catholic High School SPECIAL AWARDS LONG’S PARK AMPHITHEATER PENNSYLVANIA GUILD OF FOUNDATION AWARD CRAFTSMEN AWARD MADELINE GROFF, 12 MATTHEW MENTZ, 12 Ephrata Area High School Solanco High School MICHELANGELO AWARD SENIOR DRAWING FROM LIFE EMALY GARRETT, 11 AWARD Lampeter-Strasburg High School TAJ YOUNGER, 12 MODIGLIANI AWARD Donegal High School PAIGE HUSTED, 10 TOLBERT PHOTO AWARD Lancaster Catholic High School AVA O’BRIEN, 10 Linden Hall PCA&D 10TH GRADE AWARD AVA O’BRIEN, 10 TWO DUDES PAINTING AWARD Linden Hall VICTORIA BURTON, 11 Donegal High School PCA&D 11TH GRADE AWARD EMALY GARRETT, 11 Lampeter-Strasburg High School AMERICAN VISIONS NOMINEES (SCHOLASTICS) YINGQIAN BI, 12 BELLA WATSON, 9 Lancaster Catholic High School Lancaster Mennonite High School HANNAH ECKART, 10 Lancaster Catholic High School TAJ YOUNGER, 12 Donegal High School MIA ROSSI, 10 Linden Hall SCHOLASTICS - GOLD KEY Please note in the listings below that the number following each student’s name indicates grade level and the number in parentheses indicates the number of awards, if more than one, received in that category. CERAMICS & GLASS HANNAH ECKART, 10 Lancaster Catholic High School TONNA HARNISH, 11 Lampeter-Strasburg High School JOSIE LAU, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School JASMINE THOMPSON, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School HANNAH ECKART, Owl Vase, Scholastics Gold Key, LCYA Gold Award, Echo Valley Craft Award, and American Visions Nominee DIGITAL ART MAYA BOWMAN, 11 Lampeter-Strasburg High School NATALIE TRAN, 12 Lancaster Catholic High School NATALIE TRAN, Sleepyhead in Autumn, Scholastics Gold Key LCYA - GOLD AWARD ANIMATION MADELINE GROFF, 12 Ephrata Area High School MADELINE GROFF, Snow Day, LCYA Gold Award and Long’s Park Amphitheater Foundation Award CERAMICS SOFIA BUA, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School HANNAH ECKART, 10 Lancaster Catholic High School TAYA PUFFENBERGER, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School ROBERTO SANTANA, 10 Manheim Township High School DAHLIA WOLFE (2), 10 DAHLIA WOLFE, Flower Teapot, LCYA Gold Award Manheim Township High School and Merit Award COMPUTER ART TAJ YOUNGER, 12 Donegal High School TAJ YOUNGER, Menagerie of Madness, LCYA Gold Award SCHOLASTICS - GOLD KEY DRAWING & ILLUSTRATION NOELLE STRINGER, 12 Lancaster Mennonite High School MINH (SARAH) TRUONG, 12 Linden Hall TAJ YOUNGER, 12 Donegal High School NOELLE STRINGER, Chained Beauty, Scholastics Gold Key, LCYA Gold Award, Artemisia Award, JEWELRY and Lancaster County Art Association Award MATTHEW MENTZ, 12 Solanco High School MIXED MEDIA WREN MILLER (2), 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School MATTHEW MENTZ, Mind of Marble, Scholastics Gold Key, LCYA Gold Award, and Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen Award LCYA - GOLD AWARD DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY ANASTASIA ASTAPENKA, 11 Linden Hall BELLA MEIER, 10 Linden Hall MIA ROSSI, 10 Linden Hall ARIANNA VANDERWAL, 12 MIA ROSSI, Untitled 1, LCYA Gold Award, Scholastics Gold Ephrata Area High School Key, Echo Valley Choice Award, and American Visions Nominee BELLA WATSON, 9 Lancaster Mennonite High School DRAWING PAIGE HUSTED, 10 Lancaster Catholic High School NATALIE TRAN, 12 Lancaster Catholic High School MINH (SARAH) TRUONG, 12 Linden Hall ERIN WAGNER, 12 Manheim Township High School PAIGE HUSTED, Self Portrait, LCYA Gold Award, Junior Drawing from Life Award, and Modigliani Award FILM PHOTOGRAPHY LILY RHOADES, 10 Linden Hall LILY RHOADES, My Own Worst Enemy, LCYA Gold Award and Scholastics Silver Key SCHOLASTICS - GOLD KEY PAINTING YINGQIAN BI, 12 Lancaster Catholic High School ALYSSA ZAEPFEL, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School YINGQIAN BI, Skyscrapers in NYC, Scholastics Gold Key and American Visions Nominee PHOTOGRAPHY ARIELLE BREUNINGER (2), 12 LANA DYER (3), 10 Lancaster Country Day School Lampeter-Strasburg High School MILANA BREUNINGER (2), 10 MIA ROSSI, 10 Lancaster Country Day School Linden Hall JESA BURLESON, 11 BELLA WATSON, 9 Linden Hall Lancaster Mennonite High School DEEYA DOSHI, 11 SHIRLEY ZHANG, 11 Home School Linden Hall SCULPTURE AVA MARTIN, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School WREN MILLER, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School WREN MILLER, Ticklemonster, Scholastics Gold Key and LCYA Gold Award LCYA - GOLD AWARD GRAPHIC DESIGN MADISON ARROYO, 10 Donegal High School SZASZASZASZA JEWELRY & METALS MATTHEW MENTZ, 12 Solanco High School MIXED MEDIA WREN MILLER, 12 MADISON ARROYO, SZA for World Peace, Lampeter-Strasburg High School LCYA Gold Award and Merit Award PAINTING CARTER STABINGER, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School NOELLE STRINGER, 12 Lancaster Mennonite High School SCULPTURE JASMINE THOMPSON, Vesta, LCYA Gold Award, WREN MILLER, 12 Scholastics Gold Key, Echo Valley Sculpture Lampeter-Strasburg High School Award, and Kevin Lehman Studio, LLC Award JASMINE THOMPSON, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School SCHOLASTICS - SILVER KEY CERAMICS & GLASS JOSIE LAU (3), 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School TAYA PUFFENBERGER, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School DIGITAL ART JORDAN KNISELY, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School JOSIE LAU, Wood Fired Coil Pot, Scholastics Silver Key and LCYA Silver Award DRAWING & ILLUSTRATION SEUNGA PARK, 11 Lancaster Mennonite High School MINH (SARAH) TRUONG, 12 Linden Hall MINH (SARAH) TRUONG, Hela and Baldur Scholastics Silver Key, LCYA Silver Award, and Echo Valley Excellence in Technique Award LCYA - SILVER AWARD ANIMATION KALEIGH LAFFERTY, 12 Ephrata Area High School NOAH POWLUS, 12 Ephrata Area High School JASMINE THOMPSON, 12 Lampeter-Strasburg High School KALEIGH LAFFERTY, How to Make a Friend, LCYA Silver Award CERAMICS EUNHYE CHONG, 8 Manheim Township Middle School TONNA HARNISH, 11 Lampeter-Strasburg High School BRIELLE HUSS, 10 EUNHYE CHONG, Roe Deer Teacup,
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