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Scholastic Art and Writing 2019-20 Award Winners The Village School had 43 art recognitions between the middle and high school who won either a Gold Key, Silver Key, or Honorable Mention in the 2019-2020 Scholastic Art Competition!

The Village School had 43 art recognitions between the middle and high school who won either a Gold Key, Silver Key, or Honorable Mention in the 2019-2020 Scholastic Art Competition!

Our students won awards in the following categories: photography, ceramics and glass, sculpture, fashion, drawing and illustration, video game design, painting, digital art, photography, film and animation, future new, and Editorial Cartoon by The Herb Block Foundation! The department is so proud that the visual art program was represented in so many categories this year and we are extremely thrilled to brag about the amount of artistic talent we have within our student body! Congratulations to all of our award recipients:

Regional Gold Key

Middle School:

Adeline Mai & Solemei Scamaroni, 8th grade, Everlasting, Fashion

High School:

Darcie Birbiglia, 9th grade, Draped in Blue, Fashion

Teresa Bing, 12th grade, Drowning, Video Game Design

Maye Harris, 12th grade, Reclusive Silence, Sculpture

Maye Harris, 12th grade, Gripped, Ceramics & Glass

Zijian Miao, 12th grade, Eye for an Eye, Film & Animation

Doris Mikulek, 12th grade, A Study Anatomie Pt. 1, Drawing & Illustration

Regional Silver Key

Middle School:

Adam Nomanbhoy, 8th Grade, Self Portrait, Drawing & Illustration

Vedh Shetty, 8th Grade, Hollow, Digital Art

Elizabeth Streeter, 8th grade, Delightful, Drawing & Illustration

Vera Derengovskaia, 8th grade, Fauvism, Fashion

High School:

Elizabeth Collins, 9th grade, Baroque Bouquet, Photography

Alexandra Marty, 9th grade, Sky's the Limit, Photography

Max Scholl, 9th grade, Gasoline Canister, Photography

Philippine Clocher, 10th grade, Bearing Fruit, Ceramics & Glass

Minh Dao Nguyen, 11th grade, The Passage, Drawing & Illustration

Yifei Zhang, 11th grade, Waves, Fashion

Daphne Hsu, 12th grade, Wind Blown, Drawing & Illustration

Doris Mikulek, 12th grade, A Study Anatomie pt. 2, Drawing & Illustration

Feiyu Hong, 12th grade, The Truman Show, Photography

Zoe Akinbodunse, 12th grade, Relaxing in Blue, Photography

Honorable Mentions

Middle School:

Zindagi Malhotra, 7th grade, Missing my Mama, Drawing & Illustration

Samantha Awaritefe, 8th grade, Self Portrait, Drawing

Vera Derengovskaia, 8th grade, Galaxy, Digital art

High School:

Kahani Malhotra, 9th grade, Into the Unknown, Photography

Akshat Kumar, 9th grade, Money > Humanity, Editorial Cartoon by The Herb Block Foundation

Regina Blenda, 9th grade, Individual, Digital Art

Nouf Alkhudair, 10th grade, Just a Girl, Painting

Philippine Clocher, 10th grade, Lucent Threads, Fashion

Esha Garg, 10th grade, Layers of Sara, Drawing & Illustration

Raditya Leutscher, 11th grade, Through the City, Photography

Swati Sahdev, 11th grade, Silver Lining, Sculpture

Vivian Wu, 11th grade, Self Portrait, Drawing & Illustration

Yazan Binnasser, 11th grade, Man's Grip, Photography

Madeline Davis, 11th grade, Rustic Hydra, Sculpture

Zoe Birbiglia, 12th grade, Sister, Photography

Daphne Hsu, 12th grade, Decapitated Bunny girl, Ceramics & Glass

Doris Mikulek, 12th grade, Starman, Drawing & Illustration

Doris Mikulek, 12th grade, Art!, Drawing & Illustration

Vanathi Selvan, 12th grade, Be Who You Want To Be, Future New

Sophia Smilenov, 12th grade, Caged, Sculpture

Hongbo Zhao, 12th grade, Mountain & River & Moon, Ceramics & Glass

Yifan Jiang, 12th grade, Turquoise Pot, Ceramics & Glass

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