MIXED MEDIUM
THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
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HONORABLE MENTIONS:
• Baker City: Marlowe Hellberg,
11th grade, charcoal drawing
“Clean Up — Image Is What
Counts”
• Elgin: Adell Burnside, 11th
grade, graphite drawing
“Guardian Angels”
• Joseph: Gavin Russell, 9th
grade, clay sculpture “Refridg-
eration Unit”
• La Grande: Daniel Corsini,
11th grade, untitled ceramic
and mixed media mask; Nora
Crews, 11th grade, acrylic
painting “Terwilliger Blues”;
Layne Scott, 11th grade,
acrylic painting “Andro 1”
• Pendleton: Jack Hess, 12th
grade, yarn and canvas sculp-
ture “Warmth”; Perrie Schuh,
11th grade, acrylic painting
“Miniscule Stripes”
• Powder Valley: Maddox
Baldwin, 11th grade, weaving
and found object sculpture
Best of Show, 10th grade: “Glasses” by
Marielle Graff under, Union High School
“Spatial Nebulas”; Bug Burke,
9th grade, pen and watercolor
drawing “Crow Tattoo Design”;
Novalee Shoemaker, 12th
grade, mosaic “Sage”
• Union: Karah Hutchings, 9th
grade, mixed media sculpture
“Calla Lily Pinwheel”; Kara
Johnson, 10th grade, two oil
paintings “Miscalculation” and
“Brothers”; Larkin Sanders,
9th grade, acrylic painting “A
Place Protected from Time”
In addition, for the 14th year,
the La Grande Arts Commis-
sion presented two awards to
students from La Grande High
Best of Show, 9th grade: “Portrait” by
Amber George, Elgin High School
School. Their Young Artist
Award went to Alyssa Moy for
her acrylic painting “Vitality and
Peace.” Their honorable mention
award went to Nora Crews for
her charcoal and graphite draw-
ing “Self Control.” The LGAC
award winners were selected by
La Grande Arts Commissioner
Amber Scroggins and presented
by Cory Peeke. The Young Artist
Award comes with a gift basket
worth more than $100 and the
honorable mention was given a
gift basket worth more than $50.
Other special awards were
presented by four regional art
centers.
Art Center East presented an
“Excellence in the Arts-Union
County” award to Marielle
Graff under, a 10th grader from
Union High, for her acrylic paint-
ing “Glasses,” and an “Excel-
lence in the Arts-Grant County”
award to Carson Weaver from
Grant Union High for her fused
glass piece “Intersection.” Each
award comes with a $50 Blick
gift card.
Baker County’s Crossroads
Carnegie Art Center awarded
a $50 award. Their “Outstand-
ing Baker High School Artist”
award went to Dana Luster for
her watercolor “Eastern Oregon
Repair.”
Pendleton Center for the
Arts presented a $100 “PCA
Promise Award” to Yareli Perez
for her colored pencil drawing
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“The Lonely Christmas.” PCA
also presented two $50 PCA
Director’s Awards, one to Olivia
Booker for her digital print “Bos-
ton” and the other to Cameron
Skinner for his metal sculpture
“King Cobra.”
The Josephy Center for
Arts and Culture presented the
Wallowa County High School
Art Merit Award in the form of a
$150 Blick gift card to McKenzie
Keff er of Joseph Charter School
for her graphite drawing “Per-
spective of Mind.”
The winning artists’ works
are posted on the Nightingale’s
Instagram account.
“On behalf of the EOU Art
Department and the Night-
ingale Gallery I would like to
congratulate the winners and all
the students with work on view,”
Peeke said. “And I would also like
to congratulate the art teachers
who go above and beyond to
help students create works of
such a high caliber.”
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