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8 AISD Student Artworks Selected For Texas’ Youth Art Month Exhibition
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Eight Aldine ISD students have been selected by the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) to have their artwork displayed at the Youth Art Month (YAM) Exhibition in Austin. Student art will be exhibited at the Bullock Texas State History Museum during the month of March, and the exhibit will be featured on the museum’s webpage for Youth Art Month.
The students created artwork that was chosen by a jury from among hundreds of submissions from PreK-12 students across Texas.
Awards Ceremony
Students whose artwork is selected for the exhibition will be invited to attend an Awards Ceremony at the museum on Sunday, March 10.
Museum Information
The Bullock Texas State History Museum is located at 1800 Congress Ave, Austin, TX, 78701. The museum is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Youth Art Month exhibit will be on display from February 26 to March 30, 2024.
Aldine ISD Selected Artworks
EC/PreK/K
Guadalupe Rodríguez, ¡Bailamos entre las flores! (mixed media)
Kujawa EC/PreK/K School
Elementary
José Guerrero, Howdy (mixed media)
Cypresswood Elementary
Vivian Martínez, Rose Cubism Bear (watercolor and marker)
Hill Elementary School
Samuel García, Cacti (crayon)
Reed Academy
High School
Johnathan Martínez, Peaceful Waters (photography)
Aldine High School
Griselda Núñez, Facets of Identity (mixed media)
Blanson CTE High School
Brandon Pérez Aguilar, Mind, Body, and Soul (acrylic paint)
MacArthur High School
Román Paredes, I Will Not Speak Spanish (acrylic paint)
MacArthur High School
*Student artworks provided by the schools.
In March, artworks from the winning students will be displayed at the Texas State Capitol and the Bullock Texas State History Museum. An exhibition and awards reception and ceremony will occur later in 2024 at the Bullock Texas State History Museum. The exhibit is available for public viewing throughout March at the museum.
YAM is a nationally recognized program emphasizing the value of art education during March. It promotes the importance of art appreciation and encourages support for quality art programs to be placed in schools.
Please visit the museum’s website as March approaches to read more about the Youth Art Month exhibition.
