Ada High School artists well represented at Kewpee show
Ada High School artists are well represented in the 26th annual Kewpee High School Art Invitational now on exhibit at ArtsSpace/Lima, according to Gary Wells, art teacher.
The following Ada art students were recognized with special awards:
Ceramics
First place - Jessica Rojas, untitled piece
Paintings
Third place - Alexandra Boyadzhiev, 3 Faces
Photography
First place - Tessa Coulson, Sleep Tight
Third place - Hannah Price, Extreme Close-up
Other Ada students whose works qualfied for the show include:
• Meredith Marshall, painting, untitled
• Annabel Pinkney, painting, untitled
• Allison Howard, mixed media, Out to Sea
• Anabel Pinkney, printmaking, untitled
• Mackenzie Wills, painting, untitled
• Jake Taylor, ceramics, Vase
The exhibit is a juried show with art from 20 area high schools.
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