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    Student Art Show A Success

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    logo_mingusmountainregionalartshowClarkdale AZ (May 13, 2016) – The Mingus Mountain Regional Juried Student Art Show, which ran from May 5th through May 8th in Clarkdale, AZ, was a huge success.  Hosted by Made In Clarkdale, the Student Art Show had 291 high school student entrees from seven area high schools.  Six area art organizations gave over $3,000 in prizes and scholarships.

    High Schools participating were:

    • Bradshaw Mountain H.S., Prescott Valley, AZ
    • Coconino H. S., Flagstaff, AZ
    • Flagstaff Art and Leadership Academy (FALA), Flagstaff, AZ
    • Flagstaff H. S., Flagstaff, AZ
    • Mingus Union H.S., Cottonwood, AZ
    • Sedona Red Rock H.S., Sedona, AZ
    • South Verde H.S., Camp Verde, AZ

    Student artists were awarded “1st P lace” through “Honorable Mention” ribbons in fifteen categories of art and in two grade levels, 9th/10th grade and 11th/12th grade.

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    Organizations also gave out cash awards and prizes:

    • Made In Clarkdale: “Best Of Show” –  Aja Drury, Flagstaff HS
    • El Valle Artists Assn: “Outstanding Art Best Depicting the Verde Valley” – Lovenia Libby, FALA
    • Northern Arizona Watercolor Society: “Outstanding Entry in Watercolor”:
      • 9th grade: Aja Drury, Flagstaff HS
      • 10th grade: Sophia Grosshauser, FALA
      • 11th grade: Rikki Van Cleat, Coconino HS
      • 12th grade: Desiree Mitchell, Flagstaff HS
    • Sedona Arts Center: “Outstanding Entry in Ceramics”
      • Joshua Singer, Coconino HS
    • Sedona Camera Club: “Outstanding Traditional or Digital Photography”:
      • Noah Bohme, Sedona Red Rock HS
      • Amry Palmer, Coconino HS
      • Aileen Castruita, Coconino HS
      • Tia Stephens, FALA

    Scholarships awarded by organizations to graduating students based on their work and scholarship applications were:

    • Northern Arizona Watercolor Society Scholarship – Naomi Francis, FALA
    • Made In Clarkdale “Ellie Bauer Scholarship for Visual Arts Studies” – Naomi Francis, FALA
    • Yavapai College scholarship –  Grabrielle Makuch, Mingus Union H.S 

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