Art Awards

Congratulations to DFC’s Sara Bailey!

Sara, one of Ashley Pridgen’s art students, received 1^st place for the South Carolina TalentED Contest in the high school division! She will receive a $100 cash prize and her work will be used as the artwork for the 2018 South Carolina Consortium for Gifted Education (SCCGE) Annual Conference in Columbia.

Piedmont Interstate Fair

We are very proud of the student artwork exhibited at the Piedmont Interstate Fair. We had many students who won category ribbons for their art. See the slideshow of winners below.

-D6 elementary schools exhibited 40 works of art

and won 2- 1st place, 2- 2nd place, & 2- 3rd place ribbons

-D6 middle schools exhibited 57 works of art

and won 3- 1st place, 1- 2nd place, & 1- 3rd place ribbons

-DFC & DHS exhibited 76 works of art

and won 5- 1st place, 4- 2nd place, & 4- 3rd place ribbons

Portrait of a girl — Addi Powell, 1st place mixed media

Print of a car — Alli Powell, 1st place printmaking

painting of an owl — Arcadia Elementary School

photo of a powerlline — Makenzie Blaakman, 3rd place photography

photo of a girl — Makenzie Blaakman, Best in Show

painting of a swimmer — Makenzie Blaakman, 3rd place painting

drawing of a dog in water — Tristyn Vincellette, 2nd place painting

print of people — Veronica Lopez, 2nd place printmaking

drawing of a boat and lighthouse — Ava Dellinger, Anderson Mill Elementary

3-D Art Exhibition

Dorman High School participated in the first annual 3-D Art Exhibition at the

Chapman Cultural Center in conjunction with the Tri-state Sculptors Convention.

See the slideshow of winners below.

paper sculpture of a duck's back — Maddie West

wire sculpture of a woman — Spark Howard

paper sculpture of stars — Ellen Wilkerson

Artfield Jr. Art Competition

Artfield Jr. Art Competition is a statewide art exhibit that displays art from students in grades 1^st- 12^thin Lake City, SC. There were more than 750 submissions this year with less than 100 being chosen. Congratulations to these awesome art students for having their work accepted for this juried show. See the slideshow of winners below.

Drawing of an old man — Alejandra Carranza Lima

painting of a fish and landscape — Matthew Gibson

Converse College Young Women in Art

Fourteen Dorman High School and Dorman Freshman Campus students had work accepted into the Converse College Young Women in Art Exhibition. Over 450 works were submitted to be juried, so we are exceptionally proud of these students!

White paper sculpture of fish — Kennedy Henjes

Focus on Youth Exhibition

Twelve Dorman High School and Dorman Freshman Campus students had work accepted into Chapman Cultural Center’s Focus on Youth Juried Art Exhibition. We are so proud of these students’ hard work and dedication to their art.