Chenango Arts Council hosts student art show and awards ceremony
NORWICH – The Chenango Arts Council hosted the 2019 Chenango Area Student Art Show (CASA), Lucy Funke and Chenango Music Scholarship awards ceremony on Friday, April 5.
The Lucy Funke Scholarship, named in honor of Mrs. Lucy Funke, longtime executive director responsible for the success and stature of the Chenango Arts Council as it’s known in the community today, awards two $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors in Chenango County based on merit and pursuit of the arts as a career through higher education.
New this year, The Arts Council also awarded one $1000 scholarship to a Chenango County high school senior who intends to go on to study music in college.
“Generating interest in the lifelong pursuit of the arts from early adulthood onward is one of the cornerstones of the CAC's mission,” said Arts Council executive director Alecia ONeill. “Whether we're hosting a reception for one of our artists-members, local students, or artists from out-of-town, public participation and community appreciation at gallery receptions are significant in galvanizing the culture of creativity in Chenango County. It's through exposure to the arts and art education that students discover their talent; CASA is simply the stage for them to express their passion.”
ONeill also noted that the annual scholarships programs through the CAC are intended to assist high school seniors enrolling in a program of study within the arts and who have long-term goals of joining the arts workforce.
“The Lucy Funke Scholarships are meant to reinforce the notion that students can obtain gainful employment within the arts field after high school,” said ONeill. “The disciplines of design and commercial art processes are essential in many industries; community support has allowed us to award these scholarships annually. We are also very excited to offer the new Chenango County Music Scholarship. There are so many opportunities in the arts, we want to encourage students to pursue every avenue available to them.”
Winners were also announced in 5 categories, mixed media, painting, photography, drawing and 3-D art in the Chenango Area Student Art Exhibition, which recognizes talent from across Chenango County's seven school districts.
The Complete Winner’s List is as follows:
Lucy Funke Scholarship: Riley Webster of Sherburne Earlville, Andrea Dempsey of Oxford Academy.
Chenango Music Scholarship: Matthew Ryan of Sherburne-Earlville
CASA Student Art Show
Best In Show: Riley Webster of Sherburne-Earlville. Teacher: Ms. Olive
Drawing: 1st Place: Guin Warren of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin. 2nd Place: Katherine Backman of Gilbertsville- Mt. Upton, Teacher: Ms. Theis
Honorable Mention: Savia Boyer of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Raven Rivenburge of Sherburne-Earlville Teacher: Ms. Olive
Painting
1st Place: Ashley Spoone of, Afton, Teacher: Mr. Higby
2nd Place: Lauren Squires of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Abi Natoli of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Gillian Mulder of Oxford, Teacher: Ms. Eaton
Mixed Media
1st Place: Samantha Emerson of Oxford, Teacher: Ms. Eaton
2nd Place: Romeo Rapp, Sherburne-Earlville Teacher: Ms. Olive
Honorable Mention: Katelyn Vanderwal of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Ms. Olive
3-D
1st Place: Shanee Baker Bush of Oxford, Teacher: Ms. Eaton
2nd Place: Bailey Lagoe of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Ms. Olive
Honorable Mention: Skyler Hoag of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Donavan Mullins of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Photography
1st Place: Madisyn Stowell of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Mr. Newman
2nd Place: Willow Austin of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Mr. Newman
Honorable Mention: Willow Austin of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Mr. Newman
All eligible pieces will be entered in Congressman Anthony Brindisi’s Congressional Art Show in Utica, NY, where the winning entry will have a chance to be displayed in Washington D.C. for a year.
Pictured: The Chenango Arts Council announced the recipients of the Lucy Funke and Chenango Music Scholarships during the Chenango Area Student Art Show (CASA) on Friday, April 5. Chenango Music Scholarship recipient Matthew Ryan of Sherburne-Earlville, Lucy Funke Scholarship recipient Riley Webster of Sherburne-Earlville, and Lucy Funke Scholarship recipient Andrea Dempsey are pictured here. (Submitted photos)
The Lucy Funke Scholarship, named in honor of Mrs. Lucy Funke, longtime executive director responsible for the success and stature of the Chenango Arts Council as it’s known in the community today, awards two $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors in Chenango County based on merit and pursuit of the arts as a career through higher education.
New this year, The Arts Council also awarded one $1000 scholarship to a Chenango County high school senior who intends to go on to study music in college.
“Generating interest in the lifelong pursuit of the arts from early adulthood onward is one of the cornerstones of the CAC's mission,” said Arts Council executive director Alecia ONeill. “Whether we're hosting a reception for one of our artists-members, local students, or artists from out-of-town, public participation and community appreciation at gallery receptions are significant in galvanizing the culture of creativity in Chenango County. It's through exposure to the arts and art education that students discover their talent; CASA is simply the stage for them to express their passion.”
ONeill also noted that the annual scholarships programs through the CAC are intended to assist high school seniors enrolling in a program of study within the arts and who have long-term goals of joining the arts workforce.
“The Lucy Funke Scholarships are meant to reinforce the notion that students can obtain gainful employment within the arts field after high school,” said ONeill. “The disciplines of design and commercial art processes are essential in many industries; community support has allowed us to award these scholarships annually. We are also very excited to offer the new Chenango County Music Scholarship. There are so many opportunities in the arts, we want to encourage students to pursue every avenue available to them.”
Winners were also announced in 5 categories, mixed media, painting, photography, drawing and 3-D art in the Chenango Area Student Art Exhibition, which recognizes talent from across Chenango County's seven school districts.
The Complete Winner’s List is as follows:
Lucy Funke Scholarship: Riley Webster of Sherburne Earlville, Andrea Dempsey of Oxford Academy.
Chenango Music Scholarship: Matthew Ryan of Sherburne-Earlville
CASA Student Art Show
Best In Show: Riley Webster of Sherburne-Earlville. Teacher: Ms. Olive
Drawing: 1st Place: Guin Warren of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin. 2nd Place: Katherine Backman of Gilbertsville- Mt. Upton, Teacher: Ms. Theis
Honorable Mention: Savia Boyer of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Raven Rivenburge of Sherburne-Earlville Teacher: Ms. Olive
Painting
1st Place: Ashley Spoone of, Afton, Teacher: Mr. Higby
2nd Place: Lauren Squires of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Abi Natoli of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Gillian Mulder of Oxford, Teacher: Ms. Eaton
Mixed Media
1st Place: Samantha Emerson of Oxford, Teacher: Ms. Eaton
2nd Place: Romeo Rapp, Sherburne-Earlville Teacher: Ms. Olive
Honorable Mention: Katelyn Vanderwal of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Ms. Olive
3-D
1st Place: Shanee Baker Bush of Oxford, Teacher: Ms. Eaton
2nd Place: Bailey Lagoe of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Ms. Olive
Honorable Mention: Skyler Hoag of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Honorable Mention: Donavan Mullins of Norwich, Teacher: Mr. Franklin
Photography
1st Place: Madisyn Stowell of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Mr. Newman
2nd Place: Willow Austin of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Mr. Newman
Honorable Mention: Willow Austin of Sherburne-Earlville, Teacher: Mr. Newman
All eligible pieces will be entered in Congressman Anthony Brindisi’s Congressional Art Show in Utica, NY, where the winning entry will have a chance to be displayed in Washington D.C. for a year.
Pictured: The Chenango Arts Council announced the recipients of the Lucy Funke and Chenango Music Scholarships during the Chenango Area Student Art Show (CASA) on Friday, April 5. Chenango Music Scholarship recipient Matthew Ryan of Sherburne-Earlville, Lucy Funke Scholarship recipient Riley Webster of Sherburne-Earlville, and Lucy Funke Scholarship recipient Andrea Dempsey are pictured here. (Submitted photos)
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