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2020 Statewide High School Juried Art Exhibit

 In Art and Gallery Shows, Current News

In January 2020 Alabama high school students in grades 10th-12th began submitting work for the SCAC’s annual Statewide High School Juried Art Exhibit. Each year the SCAC hosts this gallery show to showcase the talented students from across Alabama. Out of 370 works of art entered, only 86 works were accepted into the exhibit. Students submitted work in the categories of drawing, painting, 3D design, photography, and mixed-media. Each work of art was as unique as the artist who created it. Even in the midst of a global pandemic, the SCAC could not let this incredible exhibit go unseen.

Judges Joseph Bennett from the University of Montevallo and Melissa Yes from UAB were given the task of selecting the accepted art works and for judging the final round of entries. After carefully considering each work of art, Bennett and Yes returned their final decisions for the best in each category and an overall best in show.

Although the SCAC was not able to open the EBSCO Fine Art Gallery to the public to view this exhibit and host an awards reception, they were able to show the exhibit to the public through the help of Dudley Productions’s virtual gallery tour video and virtual awards ceremony. Click here to view the virtual gallery tour.

The SCAC would like to thank the University of Montevallo’s Department of Art, UAB’s Department of Art and Art History and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Caring Foundation for making this show possible. Although this show may look a little different during these unusual times, we are honored and proud of all of the hard work these talented high schoolers put into their art work. THANK YOU for participating!

2020 Statewide High School Art Exhibit Winners

Best in Show

Boys’ Toys

Ethan Martin-Hoover High School

Best in Photography

Favourite 

Deebaj Fatima-Hoover High School

Best in Painting

The Fools

Catherine Smith-Alabama School of Fine Arts

Best in Mixed-Media

Cover

Ella Yatabe-Alabama School of Fine Arts

Best in Drawing

Dual Amaranth

Madison L’hoste-Alabama School of Fine Arts

Best in 3D

Medieval City

Joseph Lunsford-Crossroads Christian School

Honorable Mention-Staff Choice

See the Light

Gracie Wong-Briarwood Christian High School

Honorable Mention-Executive Director’s Choice

Dragons Castle

Heather Houston-Briarwood Christian High School

 

Exhibiting Artists

Alabama School of Fine Arts

Klarke Campbell

Jaylon Corley

Kaia Johnson

Madison L’hoste

Val Michael

Kira Morgan

Haley Oliver

Calliope Ross

Catherine Smith

Ella Yatabe

Briarwood Christian High School

Bella Domingue

Audrey Dykes

Sarah Ford

Grace Galvin

Ethan Green

Lauren Hancock

Anna Gardner Herren

Heather Houston

Gracie Jones

Julianne Lett

Jordan Martens

Anna Martin

Aidan Punch

Emily Sappington

Emma Stutts

Luke Thompson

Gracie Wong

Sally Worthington

Calera High School

Lauren Karr

Jagger Leonard

Chilton County High School

Charlotte Blencowe

Crossroads Christian School

Joseph Lunsford

Hewitt-Trussville High School

Rodell Alexander

Laura Bollinger

Lauren Coggins

Delaney Davis

Kaylyn Groom

Jaymie Hornsby

Erica Jones

Megan McCarty

Emily Phillips

Alyssa Serena

Isabella Vidales

Samantha Vise

Hoover High School

Alyssa Chavez

Deebaj Fatima

Hayden Hite

Ethan Martin

Emily Robinson

Indian Springs School

Jiaying Liu

Nicol Mai

John Carroll Catholic High School

Isabela Barden

Pell City High School

Natalia Bastian

Celia Miller

Shelby County High School

Lauren Campbell

Ruthie Johns

St. Paul’s Episcopal School

Chamblin Baird

Grace Campbell

Ann Cummings

Mary Estes

Kira Feeney

Caroline Hinckle

Claire Lee

Jackson McGilvray

Emma Muellar

Adriana Primera

Claire Tatum

The Altamont School

Jordyn Accas

Hannah Ashraf

William Coleman

Sophie Cornelius

 

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