| Student Art
is a non-juried exhibit of original work in the categories of calligraphy,
crafts, drawing, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking,
and sculpture. This exhibit features the work of students in grades
5-12 attending public or private schools in Marblehead, nonresidents
in school or taking lessons in Marblehead, and Marblehead residents
attending private schools out of town. |
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Attending the Awards Night presentations
(l to r): Daniel Owen, Laura Walsh-Roglaski, Rachel Henige, Andrea
Noble, Sarah Murphy (Chair), Elizabeth Bailey (Chair), Deborah Williams,
and Leana Galiel.
Award Winners: Charlotte
Webber (BOS), Leana Galiel (BOS), Zachary Kaplan (OSW), Maya Foley
(OSW), Jessica Lebowitz (OSW), Lauren Buchsbaum (OSW), David Whelan
(HON), Daniel Owen (HON), Andrea Noble (HON), Deborah Williams (HON),
Rachel Henige (HON), Elizabeth Stevens (HON), Laura Walsh-Roglaski
(HON), John Walker (HON) Chairpersons: Elizabeth
Bailey and Sarah Murphy
Judges
Holly Bevins is an established local artist who
has had numerous one woman shows across the country. She is best
known for her beloved animal characters, her personal favorite being
the Skunk of Miscalculation. You can see her work delighting children
of all ages dancing across the windows of the Muffin Shop every
month. Her most recent works, completed this year, are lively murals
at the Children’s Hospital in Boston, funded by the Boston
Celtics. Holly has a special understanding of youth and student
artists. As lighthearted as Holly is as an artist, she is as serious
about judging student art.
Patricia O'Hare Williams is an artist member of
the North Shore Arts Association and the Marblehead Arts Association.
Her work has won numerous awards including the 2002 Edward D. Carey
Award in the Marblehead Festival of the Arts and the North Shore
Hospice 2003 Regatta's Signature Artwork. Her marketing design firm,
O'Hare Williams, is located in Marblehead.
Katy Morse graduated from the University of Massachusetts
with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and continued her art education at
numerous schools, including the School of the Museum of Fine Arts
in Boston. In addition, Katy regularly participates in exhibits;
the most recent was a 2002 show at The Gallery at Grosvenor Park
in Salem. Katy belongs to the Marblehead Arts Association, New England
Watercolor Society, and National Watercolor Society. |
