5 Aldine ISD K-12 Students’ Works Selected for State Youth Art Month Exhibit
Two of the five selected for the Governor’s Gallery. Only 10 are selected for this prestigious honor.
[dropcap color=”#888″ type=”square”]E[/dropcap]ach year, the state celebrates National Youth Art Month (YAM) in March. The Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) sponsors a YAM art exhibit at the State Capitol in Austin.
TAEA also has a partnership with the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum. TAEA hosts the awards ceremony and reception with an extended exhibition of the Youth Art Month artwork at the museum.
Districts across the state submitted artworks created by students in prekindergarten through 12th grade. TAEA selected 100 artworks for exhibition in the YAM Capital Exhibit held at the State Capitol. This year, there were two exhibits in Austin. The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum exhibit ran March 7-26. And the State Capitol exhibit ran March 28-April 4.
The celebration, awards, and reception took place March 26 at the Bullock Museum.
Aldine ISD Students’ Works in Youth Art Month Exhibits
[ul class=”list list-search”] [li]Zariah Caldwell @ Drew Academy, Teacher Allison Hamacher[/li] [li]Victoria Jeremias @ Carter Academy, Teacher Yvonne López [/li][/ul][ul class=”list list-search”] [li]Aniyah Johnson @ Kujawa Elementary School, Teacher Kelly Patterson[/li] [li]María Prudencio @ Magrill Elementary School, Teacher Samantha Sokaloski [/li][/ul][ul class=”list list-search”] [li]María Zavala @ Nimitz Senior HS, Teacher Leslie Rowney[/li][/ul]
The First Lady of Texas Cecilia Abbott selected María Zavala and Aniyah Johnson’s works for a yearlong exhibit in the Governor’s Office. Only 10 student artworks form part of the Governor’s Ten. TAEA frames these works and invites the students to a private reception in their honor.