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Vision 2008 art show winners
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The Coos Art Museum’s Vision 2008 exhibit features art by high school students from throughout the region.
The exhibit features art by high school students from throughout the region, and is underwritten by the Southwestern Oregon Community College Foundation. Winning entries for the annual competition received prize awards from the foundation. Best of Show, first- and second-place winners received both cash awards and two-year tuition waivers to attend Southwestern. First through fourth places for each grade level received cash awards.
Here is a list of winners.
Overall winners
• Best of Show: $250 cash purchase award and 2-year tuition wavier went to Brookings-Harbor High School student Becky Chierichetti for her acrylic painting "Regal." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
• 1st Place in Show: $125 cash purchase award and a 2-year tutituon wavier went to North Bend High School student Cassie Mostert for her magazine mosaic "Padme' Amidala." Her art teacher is Nunzio Lagattuta.
• 2nd Place in Show: $75 cash purchase award and a 2-year tutituon wavier went to Kacy Crook of Bandon High School for her acrylic painting "Bob Marley." Her art teacher is Jan Ells.
Bob Marley, By Kacy Crook
12th Grade Division
1st Place: $50 cash award went to Misty Simmons of BHS for her pastel "Spirit Healer." Her art teacher is Jan Ells.
2nd Place: $40 cash award went to Josh Salmon of NBHS for an acrylic "Self Portrait. His art teacher is Nunzio Lagattuta.
3rd Place: $30 cash award went to Chelsea Young of Brookings-Harbor for her acrylic/graphite painting "Focus." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
4th Place: $20 cash award went to Kris Brown of Coquille High School for a stoneware vase. The art teacher is John Bealey.
11th Grade Division
• 1st Place: $50 cash award went to Molly Moncrief of Brookings-Harbor for the acrylic "Radiance." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
• 2nd Place: $40 cash award went to John Castaldi of BHS for the prismacolor "Warm Glow." His art teacher is Jan Ells.
• 3rd place: $30 cash award went to Melissa Smith of Gold Beach High School for her prismacolor "Bijou." Her art teacher is Jennifer Miller.
• 4th Place: $20 cash award went to Charlene Ramsey of Coquille for her graphic picture "Tack." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
10th Grade Division
1st Place: $50 cash award went to Bayli Kraft of Pacific High School in Langlois for the pastel "Shoe." Her art teacher is Robert Tiffany.
2nd Place: $40 cash award went to Kayla Zimmerman of Coquille for her watercolor "Thoughtful." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
3rd place: $30 cash award went to Chloe Jameson of Marshfield High School in Coos Bay for the acrylic "Pearl District." Her art teacher is Jeff Jacobson.
4th Place: $20 cash award went to Elizabeth Pettinger of Brookings-Harbor for the acrylic/graphic painting "Clownfish Glimpse." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
9th Grade Division
1st Place: $50 cash award went to Shayla Lee of Coquille for the graphite drawing "Anthony." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
2nd Place: $40 cash award went to Robin Highbarger of Illinois Valley High School in Cave Junction for the collage "Attack of Blue on Green." The art teacher is Elaine Barker.
3rd place: $30 cash award went to Robin Hill of BHS for the scratchboard picture "Black and White." The art teacher is Jan Ells.
4th Place: $20 cash award went to Julia Scolari of Coquille for the graphite drawing "Enemy." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
The exhibit features art by high school students from throughout the region, and is underwritten by the Southwestern Oregon Community College Foundation. Winning entries for the annual competition received prize awards from the foundation. Best of Show, first- and second-place winners received both cash awards and two-year tuition waivers to attend Southwestern. First through fourth places for each grade level received cash awards.
Here is a list of winners.
Overall winners
• Best of Show: $250 cash purchase award and 2-year tuition wavier went to Brookings-Harbor High School student Becky Chierichetti for her acrylic painting "Regal." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
• 1st Place in Show: $125 cash purchase award and a 2-year tutituon wavier went to North Bend High School student Cassie Mostert for her magazine mosaic "Padme' Amidala." Her art teacher is Nunzio Lagattuta.
• 2nd Place in Show: $75 cash purchase award and a 2-year tutituon wavier went to Kacy Crook of Bandon High School for her acrylic painting "Bob Marley." Her art teacher is Jan Ells.
Bob Marley, By Kacy Crook12th Grade Division
1st Place: $50 cash award went to Misty Simmons of BHS for her pastel "Spirit Healer." Her art teacher is Jan Ells.
2nd Place: $40 cash award went to Josh Salmon of NBHS for an acrylic "Self Portrait. His art teacher is Nunzio Lagattuta.
3rd Place: $30 cash award went to Chelsea Young of Brookings-Harbor for her acrylic/graphite painting "Focus." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
4th Place: $20 cash award went to Kris Brown of Coquille High School for a stoneware vase. The art teacher is John Bealey.
11th Grade Division
• 1st Place: $50 cash award went to Molly Moncrief of Brookings-Harbor for the acrylic "Radiance." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
• 2nd Place: $40 cash award went to John Castaldi of BHS for the prismacolor "Warm Glow." His art teacher is Jan Ells.
• 3rd place: $30 cash award went to Melissa Smith of Gold Beach High School for her prismacolor "Bijou." Her art teacher is Jennifer Miller.
• 4th Place: $20 cash award went to Charlene Ramsey of Coquille for her graphic picture "Tack." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
10th Grade Division
1st Place: $50 cash award went to Bayli Kraft of Pacific High School in Langlois for the pastel "Shoe." Her art teacher is Robert Tiffany.
2nd Place: $40 cash award went to Kayla Zimmerman of Coquille for her watercolor "Thoughtful." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
3rd place: $30 cash award went to Chloe Jameson of Marshfield High School in Coos Bay for the acrylic "Pearl District." Her art teacher is Jeff Jacobson.
4th Place: $20 cash award went to Elizabeth Pettinger of Brookings-Harbor for the acrylic/graphic painting "Clownfish Glimpse." Her art teacher is Sheryl Tuttle.
9th Grade Division
1st Place: $50 cash award went to Shayla Lee of Coquille for the graphite drawing "Anthony." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
2nd Place: $40 cash award went to Robin Highbarger of Illinois Valley High School in Cave Junction for the collage "Attack of Blue on Green." The art teacher is Elaine Barker.
3rd place: $30 cash award went to Robin Hill of BHS for the scratchboard picture "Black and White." The art teacher is Jan Ells.
4th Place: $20 cash award went to Julia Scolari of Coquille for the graphite drawing "Enemy." Her art teacher is John Bealey.
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