Next Generation: Jr./Sr. High School Art Competition opens at Honeywell Center

WABASH, IN – Selected artwork for the Next Generation: Jr./Sr. High School Art Competition presented by Honeywell Arts & Entertainment is on display at the Clark Gallery in the Honeywell Center now through April 30. The exhibit features exceptional works by talented students in grades 7-12, celebrating the boundless potential and artistic brilliance of the next generation. This exhibit is sponsored by the Huckleberry Line Solar Project. The competition was judged by Will Carpenter and Henrik Soderstrom, art professors from Indiana Wesleyan University. A public reception will take place on Wednesday, April 30, at 5:30 p.m. at the Honeywell Center. Reception reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 260.563.1102 or visiting honeywellarts.org. Best of Show Eli Gahl, Impression of Self – Northfield Junior – Senior High School, Tenth Grade Andy Warhol Award: Best Use of Mark Making Emma Bone, Generational Knowledge – Northfield Junior – Senior High School, Twelfth Grade Caravaggio Award: Best Use of Value Saige Martin, An “APPLE” A Day – Northfield Junior – Senior High School, Tenth Grade Constantin Brancusi Award: Best Use of Form Jackson Mercer, Lil’ Bubbly – Northfield Junior – Senior High School, Tenth Grade Edward Hopper Award: Best Use of Space Johuan Antunez, In-Case Ruins – Peru Junior – Senior High School, Twelfth Grade Golden Spiral Award: Best Composition Johanna Molina, La Gran Cena – Manchester Junior – Senior High School, Eleventh Grade Leonardo da Vinci Award: Best Use of Line Karis Troyer, Untitled – Emmanuel Christian School, Twelfth Grade Mark Rothko Award: Best Use of Color Myla Crozier, Melting Horizons – Manchester Junior – Senior High School, Eleventh Grade Pablo Picasso Award: Best Use of Shape Emily Rodriguez, Spooky – Peru Junior – Senior High School, Tenth Grade Vincent Van Gogh Award: Best Use of Texture Tobi Odubena, 3rd Period – Peru Junior – Senior High School, Eleventh Grade The Clark Gallery is named through a generous donation from the Clark Family and supported by the Kim Clark Family Endowment Fund, as well as gifts from individual and corporate contributors. The Clark Gallery hosts exhibits by students, amateurs, and professional artists. Visual art experiences are an important part of the Honeywell Arts & Entertainment mission of providing arts, education, and entertainment for all. Clark Gallery exhibits are made possible in part by Borders and Beyond Gallery & Framing, Bowen Health, City of Wabash, Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, Intrasect, Oswalt-Thomas Sales & Service, Schlemmer Brothers Metalworks, and Wabash Woollen Works, LLC. To learn more, visit honeywellarts.org.