2018 Scholastic Art Competition Winners
Foreigner by Davin Tackabury wond a Gold Key.
Foreigner by Davin Tackabury wond a Gold Key.
Tears in Her Eyes by Emily Weyl won a Gold Key.
Tears in Her Eyes by Emily Weyl won a Gold Key.
Coexist by Davin Tackabury won gold key.
Coexist by Davin Tackabury won gold key.
Untitled by Maria Clara Lacerda won a Gold Key.
Untitled by Maria Clara Lacerda won a Gold Key.
Untitled pottery by Ryan O'Malley won a Gold Key.
Untitled pottery by Ryan O'Malley won a Gold Key.
Diagonal by Davin Tackabury won gold key.
Diagonal by Davin Tackabury won gold key.
Coral by Salyn Yancey won a Gold Key.
Coral by Salyn Yancey won a Gold Key.
Who by Simone Davis won a Gold Key.
Who by Simone Davis won a Gold Key.
Twisting by Davin Tackabury won gold key.
Twisting by Davin Tackabury won gold key.
The Tipping of the Hat by Colin Henke won a Silver Key.
The Tipping of the Hat by Colin Henke won a Silver Key.
Untitled by Danielle Middleton won a Silver Key.
Untitled by Danielle Middleton won a Silver Key.
Smoke Break by Davin Tackabury won a Silver Key.
Smoke Break by Davin Tackabury won a Silver Key.
Atire by Grace Kenney won a Silver Key.
Atire by Grace Kenney won a Silver Key.
Trapped by Hannah Rabasca won a Silver Key.
Trapped by Hannah Rabasca won a Silver Key.
Ocean Eyes and Falling Skies by Jenna Joseph won a Silver Key.
Ocean Eyes and Falling Skies by Jenna Joseph won a Silver Key.
Faith by Myllenna DeOliveira won a Silver Key.
Faith by Myllenna DeOliveira won a Silver Key.
Melting Mugs by Olin Gannon won a Silver Key.
Melting Mugs by Olin Gannon won a Silver Key.
Untitled pottery by Ryan O'Malley won a Silver Key.
Untitled pottery by Ryan O'Malley won a Silver Key.
Untitled painting by Salyn Yancey won a Silver Key.
Untitled painting by Salyn Yancey won a Silver Key.
Pushing It to the Limit by Simone Davis won a Silver Key.
Pushing It to the Limit by Simone Davis won a Silver Key.
Twenty-nine Martha's Vineyard Regional High School art, design and technology students won a total of 47 awards this year across seven categories at the 2018 Boston Globe Scholastic Art Awards.
The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards has been held annually since 1923. Our state-wide, regional competition is sponsored this year by both the Boston Globe and Tufts University. Last year they received about 18,000 submissions, viewed by more than fifty judges, and nationally, there were more than 330,000 entries.
Gold and Silver Key winners will be invited to a ceremony at Cohen Auditorium at Tufts University on March 17, and Gold Key artwork will also be exhibited during the month of March in Breed Hall, Tufts University, Medford.
The six students receiving a Gold Key will go on to compete in the national competition. National award winners will be announced in mid-March.