Lighthouse ArtCenter’s 45th Annual Kindergarten -12th Grade Community Student Exhibition: See Future Artists’ Creatvitity
More than 600 people attended the opening receptions and award ceremonies for the Lighthouse ArtCenter’s 45th Annual Kindergarten through 12th Grade Community Student Exhibition. The exhibition features several hundred pieces of artwork from our community’s talented young artists. The exhibition will run through May 21, 2015 and is free to the public thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Bernstein of Palm Beach Gardens, sponsors of this year’s exhibition. The Rickie Report shares the details and urges you to visit this exhibit. It is so reassuring to know the arts will continue into the future! Congratulations to everyone, including the Lighthouse ArtCenter!
Lighthouse ArtCenter
Gallery Square North
373 Tequesta Drive Tequesta,FL
(561) 746-3101
LighthouseArts.org
Lighthouse ArtCenter
Celebrates 45th Annual
Community Student Exhibition
and Awards
Museum Hours:
Monday – Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Closed Sundays.
Free Admission
Art teachers from Palm Beach and Martin counties submitted the most dynamic student artwork of the school year for display in the exhibition, representing art of various media including drawing, painting, ceramics, mixed-media, sculpture and photography.
Lighthouse ArtCenter 45th Annual Awards Reception
The annual show is one of the museum’s most popular, drawing over a thousand proud parents, grandparents, siblings and lovers of young art so far.
Ana Salichs, “Alley Cat” Gorman Award Winner
Seventy awards were presented to the young artists on the opening reception nights of May 6 and 7. Cash awards and gift certificates were given to the winners.
Antonio King “3 Pigs” Lighthouse ArtCenter Executive Director’s Award
“I wish we could give prizes to could give awards to all the students!” commented Barbra Broidy, who is the Lighthouse ArtCenter’s curator. “There is just so much talent, and I tend to fall in love with every piece of artwork these enthusiastic students create. They are all winners in my eyes.”
Daisie Sutherland “Steel Wool” Best of Show Award from GFWC Women’s Club of Jupiter-Tequesta
The Jupiter-Tequesta Junior Woman’s Club and the GWFC Women’s Club of Jupiter gave 36 awards, in addition to the annual awards given by Darby and Ed Gorman (The Gorman Awards), Evelyne Bates (Creative Clay Award), Julie Silk-Beaumont (Wildlife Art Awards), Ruth Petzold (Marine Art Awards), Pat DeAloia (Excellence in Art Awards), Ted Matz (Excellence in Painting Award) , North County Art Association and Lighthouse ArtCenter.
Michaela Baughn, “Sunflowers” Best of Show by Lighthouse ArtCenter Awardee
Participating schools for 2015:
Alexander Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Beacon Cove Intermediate, Clark Advanced Learning Center, Crestwood Middle School, Crystal Lake Elementary School, Dr. David L Anderson Middle School, Good Shepherd Episcopal School, Hobe Sound Elementary, Jenson Beach High School, Jerry Thomas Elementary, Jupiter Christian School, Jupiter High School, Jupiter Middle School, The King’s Academy, Lighthouse Elementary, Limestone Creek Elementary, Marsh Pointe Elementary, Martin County High School, Palm Beach Gardens Elementary, Palmview Elementary, Pine Jog Elementary School, Saint Mark’s Episcopal School, South Fork High School, Suncoast High School, The Pine School, Trinity Christian School of Palm Beach Gardens, U. B. Kinsey Elementary , Watson B. Duncan Middle School Martin County Special Needs students were from: Challenger School, Dr. David L. Anderson Middle School, Jenson Beach High School, Martin County High School, Riverbend Academy and Southfork High School.
Jupiter-Tequesta Junior Woman’s Club AWARDS Grades K- 5:
1st Place Kindergarten Ella Egizio for “Mini-Picasso” St. Mark’s School
2nd Place Kindergarten Caroline McCarthy for “Cardinal in the Snow” Limestone Creek Elementary School
1st Place in 1st Grade Audrey Walker for “Fruit Still Life”
St. Mark’s School
2nd Place in 1st Grade
Thao Dinh for “My Orca”
Timber Trace Elementary School
1st Place in 2nd Grade
Sophia Cariani for “Old Barn”
Hobe Sound Elementary School
2nd Place in 2nd Grade
Kylie Chang for “I Did My best”
Weiss School
1st Place in 3rd Grade
Michael Nardone for “7th Hole, Pebble Beach”
Weiss School
2ndPlace in 3rd Grade
Max Keavy for “Max’s Fruit”
Limestone Creek Elementary School
1st Place in 4th Grade
Rain Wyzkiewicz for untitled polar bears
U.B. Kinsey Elementary School
2nd Place in 4th Grade
Sawyer Pro for “Resting Tiger”
Homeschool Program
1st Place in 5th Grade
Yalana Weaver for “Koi Lure”
Hobe Sound Elementary School
2nd Place in 5th Grade
Liliana Sisto for “Trip to Italy”
Palm Beach Gardens Elementary School
Jupiter-Tequesta Junior Woman’s Club AWARDS Grades 6-12 & Special Awards:
MCSNT (Martin County Special Needs Training program)Excellence Award
Ariana for “Exquisite Lady”
10th Grade, Riverbend Academy
Excellence in Clay K-5
Addison Frasier for “Crush”
5th Grade, P B G Elementary School
Excellence in Clay 6-8
Jake Lover for “Cake”
8th Grade, St. Mark’s School
Excellence in Mixed Media K-5
Group Project Award
Beacon Cove Elementary School
“A Day at Spoon Beach”
Excellence in Mixed Media 6-12
Santiago Prieto for “Sandals”
9th Grade, Jupiter High School
Excellence in Digital Media
Logan Ward for “Donuts”
10th Grade, Clark Advanced Learning Center
1st Place in Photography
Alicia Frost for “I Am Bigger Than My Disability”
12th Grade, South Fork High School
2nd Place in Photography
Emily Faehnle for “Movement of Life”
11th Grade, South Fork High School
1st Place Group Project
Jupiter Christian for “Radical Name Design””
6th Grade Art Students
2nd Place Group Project
Good Shepherd for “Lights Out Loggerhead”
K – 5th Grade Art Students
1st Place in 6th Grade
Jenna Rembaum for “Boots”
Watson B. Duncan MS
2nd Place in 6th Grade
Alexis Samra for “Turtle”
Watson B. Duncan MS
1st Place in 7th Grade
Jake Stewart for “Industrial Collage”
Home School Program
2nd Place in 7th Grade
Jacob Renner for untitled landscape
Watson B. Duncan MS
1st Place in 8th Grade
Christian Thomas for “Hulk”
Watson B. Duncan MS
2nd Place in 8th Grade
Emma Weiner for “Rabbit”
Jupiter Middle School
1st Place in 9th Grade
Olivia Rillo for “Pieces of Me”
The Pine School
2nd Place in 9th Grade
Morgan Fuller for “Full Howl”
South Fork High School
1st Place in 10th Grade
Alyssa Macchia for “Ariyana”
Jensen Beach High School
2nd Place in 10th Grade
Lisa Shmarvera for “Empire State”
Kings Academy
1st Place in 11th Grade
Shelby Baillie for untitled ink on two panels
Jensen Beach High School
2nd Place in 11th Grade
Janessa Lynch for untitled ink portrait
Jupiter High School
1st Place in 12th Grade
Austin O’Reilly for “The Splash”
Clark Advanced Learning Center
2nd Place in 12th Grade
Morgan Beaty for “Swordfish”
Kings Academy
SILK WILDLIFE AWARD
JULIE SILK BEAUMONT
The SILK Wildlife Award K-5
Saylor Hawkin for “Zebra Family”
Kindergarten, Limestone Creek
The SILK Wildlife Award 6-12
Christina Kull for “No Sneeze Snail”
9th Grade, Kings Academy
GORMAN AWARD
DARBY AND ED GORMAN
The Gorman Award K-5
Ana Salichs for “Alley Cats”
2nd Grade, Jerry Thomas Elementary
The Gorman Award 6-12
Darrell Hanion for “Life of Spike”
10th Grade, South Fork High School
EVELYNE BATES 22 ANNUAL
CREATIVE CLAY AWARD
22nd Annual Evelyne Bates Creative Clay Award
Sydney Wiles for “Tree House”
5th Grade, PBG Elementary School
NORTH COUNTY ART ASSOCIATION
Award of Excellence K-5
Connor Chesnes for “Crazy Fish”
1st Grade, Jerry Thomas Elementary School
Award of Excellence 6-8
Natalie Sanders for “Aborigine Animal”
8th Grade, Jupiter Christian School
Award of Excellence 9-12
Yichu Chen for “Mr. Zhang”
11th Grade, Kings Academy
Special Needs Award of Excellence
Oswald Wallace
MARTIN COUNTY SPECIAL NEEDS TRAINING
PAT DEALOIA Excellence in Art Awards
Michelle Taubler for “The Table”
12th Grade, South Fork High School
Lesley Rivera for “My New Life”
9th Grade, Suncoast High School
TED MATZ Excellence in Painting Award
Austin Aguilar for “Connect”
Clark Advanced Learning Center
RUTH PETZOLD MARINE AWARDS
Violet Pryor for “Ocean Scene”
1st Grade, Lighthouse Elementary School
Erinn Riley for “Blue Whale”
5th Grade, Jerry Thomas Elementary School
Sophia DeLeonardo for untitled turtles
6th Grade, Watson B. Duncan Middle School
Nick Bowden for “Sting Rays”
10th Grade, Jupiter Christian
LIGHTHOUSE ARTCENTER AWARDS
Lighthouse ArtCenter Best of K-2
Zoe Zwart for “Colorful Tree”
1st Grade, Palm Beach Gardens Elementary School
Lighthouse ArtCenter Best of 3-5
Miranda Hamilton for Princess “Dot”
3rd Grade, Beacon Cove Elementary School
Lighthouse ArtCenter Best of 6-8
Phoebe Denenberg for”Alone”
7th Grade, The Benjamin School
Lighthouse ArtCenter Best of 9-12
Michaela Baughn for”Sunflowers”
9th Grade, Jupiter High School
Lighthouse ArtCenter Executive Director’s Awards:
Antonio King for “Three Pigs”
Kindergarten, U.B. Kinsey Elementary School
Ben Bolanos for “Woodpecker”
Kindergarten, Lighthouse Elementary School
Will Cashel for “Vincent Van Gruff”
1st Grade, St. Mark’s Episcopal School
Andrea Hernandez for “Ming Vase: Cherry Blossoms”
2nd Grade, U.B Kinsey Elementary School
Sebastian Pasana for “Fire Breather”
3RD Grade, Timber Trace Elementary School
Nicholas Hillberg for “Cocoa Cat”
3RD Grade, Trinity Christian School
Zayna Sandoval for “DRAGON”
2nd Grade, U.B. Kinsey Elementary School
Emma Reeves for “Nevelson Rivisited”
5th Grade
Timber Trace Elementary School
Lighthouse ArtCenter MCSNT Excellence Award
David Cedillos for”Mi Barrio”
10th Grade, Riverbend Academy
The AUDREY ROBERTS AWARDS
Eldriana Christian for “Star of the Reef”
4th Grade, Timber Trace Elementary School
Driptua Chakraborty for “Brown Pony”
5th Grade, Limestone Creek Elementary School
GFWC Women’s Club of
Jupiter-Tequesta AWARDS
GFWC Best of K-5
Vincent Nuygen for untitled ceramic fish
4th Grade, Timber Trace Elementary School
GFWC Best of 6-8
Laubra Serna for “Aqua Dreams”
8th Grade, Watson B. Duncan Middle School
GFWC Best of 9-12
Hannah Koedam for untitled egret photo
11th Grade, South Fork High School
GFWC Overall Best in Show
Daisie Sutherland for “Steel Wool”
12th Grade, Jensen Beach High School
GFWC Excellence Award for MCSNT
Nik C. for “Karl”
7th Grade, Riverbend Academy
The Lighthouse ArtCenter is a member-supported nonprofit 501(c)(3) community arts organization, providing excellence in art exhibitions, instruction, education and outreach for all ages. Programs are funded in part by the Palm Beach County Cultural Council, the Palm Beach County Tourist Development Council and the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners.
For more information on the Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum, School of Art, exhibitions, programs and events, visit LighthouseArts.org or call (561) 746-3101.
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