Last Friday the judging for the Susan Lorenz Memorial Art show happened and 9 Honorable Mentions were chosen, those were Eva, Juliana, Anja, Sarah, Ava , Emma, and Aliana!  Those not in the middle school who also were chosen were Emma and Paige.
  
The first place winner of this year was High Schooler Manon!

Thanks to all the amazing artists who entered and feel free to go by the High School Media Center to view this great show and come out to the closing ceremony next week Monday, May 1st from 5PM to 7.  The wonderful schools Jazz band will be playing from 5 to 6 followed by closing ceremony honoring all the winners and participants of this years art show. 

Today I wanted to make a post about all the amazing art from the Middle School that I have had students turn in to me so far for the Susan Lorenz Memorial Art Show!  If your child is interested in submitting any art TODAY is the last day for the art show, so feel free to drop it off after school and we will be accepting art until 6:30 today.

I wanted to inform you today to inform you about this amazing local art show coming up next week.  It is the Susan Lorenz Memorial Art Show an it is open to all student's K-12 here in Williasmton. 

Artists can enter any piece, big or small, 2D or 3D!  It only needs to be school appropriate. 

This Art Show is a great opportunity for anyone who has an art project they are proud of!  We have 10 runner up/honorable mentions and one grand prize winner.  All get certificates and ribbons, but the grand prize winner gets their art piece purchased by the school.  There is no size requirements, but there is a requirement that 2D (on paper) art pieces must be "framed".  If a frame is not readily accessible this can be easily done with matboard and plastic by me during a workshop I will be holding next week Tuesday up at the high school.  Also I might have a few small frames that I can loan to students to use if interested!

Info on it is on the schools front page in the form of a flyer, or if you have any specific questions don't hesitate to ask!