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Below Is a Complete Listing of the 2020 State Winners. "Localized” State Judgings Have Now Been Successfully Held in All 15 Regions!

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Below Is a Complete Listing of the 2020 State Winners. Below is a complete listing of the 2020 state winners. "Localized” state judgings have now been successfully held in all 15 regions! The complete list has been shared with the colleges and schools of art who sponsor the exhibition and offer scholarships. Most of the sponsor schools have extend scholarship deadlines. If you are a state winner, and a senior planning to attend one of the sponsoring schools, you may want to contact them regarding scholarship opportunities. If your name, title, or school listed below is misspelled or incorrect, you can let us know by calling 614-272-1678. It will not get corrected here (on the website) but it will get corrected in our database (for certificates and catalog). There will not be an awards ceremony, or an exhibition of the artwork, for the 2020 winners. As of early May most of the artwork has been returned to schools via the regional directors. Winners will eventually receive an award letter, a state certificate and an exhibition catalog. Top 25 winners will also receive their Awards of Excellence. These materials will be mailed and/or shipped to students (hopefully in June) at the home address that was provided on their entry forms. Congratulations on your success! We hope this may be a bright spot, during this difficult time. TOP 25 Award of Excellence winners: Anderson, Preston Olentangy Liberty High School Tunnel Vision Ashbrook, Nathan Hilliard Bradley High School River's Edge Brooks, Ash Liberty Center High School And the Ships Rolled In Calderwood, Jason Labrae High School Autism (video) Chaney, Avalynn Stivers School for the Arts Cellophane Cummins, Gabrielle Laurel Oaks Career Campus Squidly Davis, Audrey Aurora High School Disconnected Donoghue, Isabella Ft Hayes Career Center Emily Esteph, Benjamin Logan High School Keeper of Peace Franz, Alexandra Walnut Hills High School Self Portrait in Shadow Harris, Mary Firestone CLC It Takes Two Johnson, Zoe North Olmsted High School Bertha Kadish, Cooper Wyoming High School 1213 Vine Street Kish, Maddy Orange High School Tyrone Kottmyer, LiliMarlene Wyoming High School Feminism (series of 5) Lyall, Jackson Olentangy Liberty High School "2" (video) Moreland, Julieanne Stivers School for the Arts String Theory Morris, Kyla Barnesville High School Bo Newbold, Cece Danviile High School Self Portrait Nguyen, Cassandra Aurora High School The Legends of Tug o' War Novak, Danielle Bluffton High School Alone in a Crowd Simon, Jackson Hilliard Davidson High School The Sea of Orcas Steele, Rylie New Philadelphia High School Boxes Swanson, Ava Lexington High School Nautillis Triveri, Isabella Granville High School Bob TOP 275 State Exhibition winners: Adams, Alexis Bucyrus High School The Beauty Within Adams, Haley Laurel Oaks Career Campus The Art of Music Anderson, Piper Orange High School The Travelers Anderson, Preston Olentangy Liberty High School "Natural" Disaster Auerbach, Susan Wyoming High School Itsy-BItsy Spider Bahney, Mearan Circleville High School Damaon Albatn Baker, Kathrine Chagrin Falls High School Subtractive Ring Bauman, Nadia Mentor High School Lullaby Bayless, Alaina Clinton-Massie High School Gray Areas Becksfort, Jillian Finneytown Secondary Campus Deer Skull Beireis, Joshua Lexington High School Bowl with Swirl Black, Catherine Wyoming High School Sarah Blackburn, Alyssa Stivers School for the Arts Tea Index Blackford, Elizabeth Revere High School Dolls Blackford, Elizabeth Revere High School Wild Child Blair, Samantha Dover High School Stairwell Blechschmid,Victoria Aurora High School Baby Doll Bogan, Jada Ft Hayes Career Center D. Rose Borsch, Anna Orange High School Bloom Borsch, Anna Orange High School Humanoid Bronson, Emily Warren G Harding High School Reflective Thoughts Brunner, Kaitie Shawnee High School Seated in Blue Brunner, Kaitie Shawnee High School San Francisco Street Light Brunner, Kaitie Shawnee High School Across the Field Bunton, Grabriel Wyoming High School Gabe Burden, Kaley Stivers School for the Arts Reflecting Buss, Hannah Willard High School Invisible Garment of Expression Butterfield, Trisha Wynford High School Seas the Day Cambron, Molly Milford High School It's Okay Camino, Julia Highland High School The Gathering Carsey, Autumn Buckeye Valley High School The Little Things Matter in Life Carsey, Autumn Buckeye Valley High School Popcorn Cavanaugh, Mattie Copley High School Human Treasure Chang, Laurel Copley High School Frustration Coleman, Delaney Watkins Memorial High School Disoriented Combs, Ally Jackson High School Eat Me (Series of 2) Connor, Ethan Jackson High School Fishy Dreams Cooney, Ciara London High School The River Stitch Costello, Natalie Lakewood High School Nothing Gold Can Stay Craig, Mikayla Brunswich High School Untitled Crawford, Abby Athens High School Everything Turns Gray Curran, Caitlin Upper Arlington High School Coy Dale, Erica Logan Elm High School Serenity Dankworth, Megan Miami Valley Career Tech Center Her Smile Dannery, Ellie Highland High School Shine Davis, Audrey Aurora High School Loading... 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