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2019-20 Scholastic Art Award Winners

January 30, 2020
By Carroll High School

Six Carroll High School Visual Art students earned seven placements in the Scholastic Art Awards competition, including two Gold Key and two Silver Key awards.

Senior Toni Lei's and sophomore Sam Wittmann's Gold Key award-winning pieces of art will go on to another round of judging for the chance to be displayed in New York for the National Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition.

All of these students' pieces will appear in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition and be on display at the K12 Gallery from January 31st through February 29th, featuring an award ceremony on Saturday, February 29th from 7:00-9:30 pm.

Gold and Silver Key Winners 

 

Toni Lei '20: How Far is Dunhuang?, Watercolor (Gold Key Winner)

 

Sam Wittmann '22: The Corn Crib, Charcoal (Silver Key Winner);
                                   Self-ie Portrait, Chalk Pastel (Gold Key Winner)

 

Kevin Brun '21: Chilling Slug, Chalk Pastel (Silver Key Winner)

 

 

Honorable Mentions

 

Gretel Helm '21: Gone Fishing (Acrylic, Chalk Pastel, and Colored Pencil)

 

Myrna Leopold '21: House Cat (Oil Painting)

 

Maya Merland '22: Out Sailing (Charcoal)

 

Tags: Academics, K12 Gallery, Scholastic Art Awards, Visual Arts