Northeastern High School has earned bragging rights in the local art scene.
The Knights get to display a traveling artist’s palette trophy because a Northeastern junior, Alivia Bleil, won Best of Show in the 17th Annual All Wayne County High School Art Exhibition.
Richmond Art Museum organizes the annual show, which continues through Saturday, May 20.
Second place overall went to Richmond sophomore Evelyn Dio Goss. Hagerstown’s Aidan Mraz won third place in Mraz’s first year of eligibility for the show.
RAM offers students from the county’s six high schools the opportunity to submit their work for potential display in a professional museum.
Students from all six schools won ribbons for their finishes in the exhibit’s eight categories. They range from drawing to sculpting to computer-generated digital art.
The museum, on the northern edge of Richmond High School at 350 Hub Etchison Parkway, is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, and admission is free.
Students ages 5 to 13 inspired by the show can consider registering for half-day summer camps on June 5-9, July 10-14 and July 24-28. Each week is $80 per child.
For more information, visit richmondartmuseum.org or call 765-966-0256.
2023 All Wayne County High School Art Exhibition Awards
Here are the names of the honorees and their years in school:
Best of Show — Alivia Bleil, “Untitled,” Northeastern, 11th
Second Overall — Evelyn Dio Goss, “Better Get My Name Right This Time,” Richmond, 10th
Third Overall — Aidan Mraz, “Engauge,” Hagerstown, 9th
Painting — Acrylic / Oil
First Place — Leah Miller, “The Crow,” Seton, 11th
Second Place — Gracie Gellinger, “Dissension,” Hagerstown, 11th
Third Place — Aleiyia Maraj, “Untitled,” Lincoln, 11th
Painting — Watercolor
First Place — Taylor Patterson, “Plague Doctor,” Hagerstown, 9th
Second Place — Jax Skinner, “Companion,” Centerville, 10th
Third Place — Ciara Burns, “Untitled,” Northeastern, 12th
Mixed Media
First Place — Sophie Rollf, “Emerge,” Seton, 12th
Second Place — Leigha York, “Trinanog,” Hagerstown, 11th
Third Place — Ciara Burns, “Untitled,” Northeastern, 12th
Photography
First Place — Audenech Jarvis, “Lost,” Centerville, 9th
Second Place — Jackson Marker, “Palm Hopper,” Centerville, 12th
Third Place — Aspen Lyons, “Kaleidoscope Essence,” Centerville, 12th
Computer Generated Art
First Place — Tristen Marshall, “Original Picture Art,” Centerville, 10th
Second Place — Tizeta Jarvis, “Rainbow Birds,” Centerville, 11th
Third Place — Zoey Stephenson, “Blinded,” Centerville, 12th
Honorable Mention — Creighton Daver, “All Hallow’s Eve,” Hagerstown, 10th
Sculpture
First Place — Jocelyn Mellow, “Did That Hurt?,” Richmond, 11th
Second Place — Nate Dickenson, “Endless Possibilities,” Centerville, 11th
Morgan McCurdy, Richmond, “Blue,” 11th
Printmaking
First Place — Melody Fisher, “Untitled,” Lincoln, 10th
Second Place — Ramon Zamora-Ramirez, “Bird,” Richmond, 11th
Third Place — Jayce Cox, “Eye,” Seton, 12th
Drawing
First Place — Addie Shipman, “Memory of Phoebe,” Centerville, 9th
Second Place — Alayna Reece, “Sam,” Centerville, 11th
Third Place — Layla Cate, “Time is Fluid,” Centerville, 9th
Honorable Mention — Kaydence Coates, “Untitled,” Richmond, 10th
Featured artists
Centerville
Layla Cate, Audi Jarvis, Cami Davis, Eva Soper, Jackson Sewell, Elizabeth Nevels, Nicholas Kenny, Brooke McFarland, Levi Morgan, Cami Davis_,_ Addie Shipman, Jack Kenny, Alayna Reece, Meghan Roser, Alissa Dixon, Jax Skinner, Wyatt Hoos, Zoey Stephenson, Braden Tedder, Reagan Wilmot, Tizeta Jarvis, Elly Waters, Tristen Marshall, Jackson Marker, Aspen Lyons, Audenech Jarvis, Taellynn Swartz, Cai Thompson, Nathanial Minton, Ashtyn Allen, Jordan Maupin, Nate Dickenson, Mary Freeman, Cai Thompson, Anna Schweitzer, Trace Odom
Hagerstown
Anna Hoover, Gracie Gellinger, Logan Klein, Mallory Moiser, Safina Peterson, Phoenix Denney, Arlo Kirby, Zak McDonald, Rizael Payne, Creighton Daver, Ella Logston, Taylor Patterson, Ava Newman, Leigha York, Olivia Smith, McKenzie Shook, Jakob Thompson, Alexander Morrow, Aidan Mraz
Lincoln
Sam Gerard, Rocco Pumphrey, John Crawford, Aleiyia Maraj, Jaylen Rose, Madison Wayman, Melody Fisher
Seton Catholic
Leah Miller, Makayla Means, Makayla Means, Jayce Cox, Sophie Rollf
Northeastern
Bailey Berhalter, Ciara Burns, Alivia Bleil, Kate Benjamin, Emma Fields, Daniel “DJ” Jones
Richmond
Lindsey Lear, Adeline Penrod, Koi Saine, Brayden VillaFuette, Lillian Hamilton, Tyler Hawley, Rosalinda Colja, Dionysus Goss, Javier Murillo-Rodriguez, Kaeden Daniels, Rey Jensen-Sizelove, Ramon Zamora-Ramirez, Kaydence Coates, Kruz Kovach, Ava Fulton, Christy Britto, Yoslene Santiago-Hernandez, Tessa Fansher, Jocelyn Mello, Morgan McCurdy
A version of this article appeared in the May 24 2023 print edition of the Western Wayne News.