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Mingus Mountain Regional Juried
Student Art Show A Success

May 13, 2016No Comments

Clarkdale AZ (May 13, 2016) – The Mingus Mountain Regional Juried Student Art Show, which ran from May 5^th through May 8^th 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 “1^st P lace” through “Honorable Mention” ribbons in fifteen categories of art and in two grade levels, 9^th/10^th grade and 11^th/12^th grade.

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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