Newbury High School Visual Arts Students did great in regional art shows. These shows are open to both public and private high schools in the region.
Hang With the Best was the most competitive for photography in its several decades history.
2023 Hang With The Best Student Art Show Winners
Scarlett Malcolm
Greg Cole Memorial Award $200
Mahee Kanchi
Second Place – Photography $75
Rilyn Spaeth
Third Place – Photography $50
2023 Westlake Village Art Guild Student Art Show Winners
Lauren Berreth
Third Place – Color Photography $50
Jorge Martinez
Honorable Mention – Color Photography $25
Autumn Corbett
Honorable Mention – Color Photography $25
Nathan Marko
Honorable Mention – Color Photography $25
Ellie Park
Honorable Mention – Color Photography $25
2022 Hang With The Best Student Art Show Winners
Rachel Goldstein
Greg Cole Memorial Award $200
Yaeli Dukler
3rd place drawing $100
2022 Westlake Village Art Guild Student Art Show Winners
Evelyn Hsu
Best of Show $250
Ailish Hawkins
1st Place – Monochrome Photography $100
Sage Patel
2nd Place – Color Photography $75
Tiana Hoang
Honorable Mention – Color Photography $25
The Westlake Village Art Guild Show is a a juried show, so finalists are selected from all entries turned in. So it is a high honor to even be in this show. To see all the finalists’ images, click on these links below. NPHS students finalists are:
2D/3D Finalists: Yaeli Dukler, Jonah Germann, Rachel Goldstein, Anna Li, and Evelyn Hsu
2D and 3D Art Finalists
Photography Finalists: Emily Kulhanek, Tiana Hoang, Kallyn Thomason, Benjamin Mudgett, Molly McNulty, Trisha David, Sage Patel, Joyce Pastora, Lauren Whetten, Brady Craven, Ava Crowley, and Ailish Hawkins
Photography Finalists
Here is a link to all the winners from all the high schools:
Winners’ Gallery
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2021 Art Show Winners
The two art shows listed here are entered by high schools in the region, both public and private. Congrats to our NPHS visual arts students!
2021 Hang With The Best Student Art Show Winners
Paige Householder – First Place Photography ($200)
Carter Kawaguchi – Second Place Photography ($100)
Toni Ang – Best Technical Mastery in Photography
Mike Flores – Best Technical Mastery in Photography
Reese Reddemann – Best Technical Mastery in Photography
Tiana Hoang – Most Evocative and Provocative Photography
Tyler King – Most Evocative and Provocative Photography
Colin Au – Best Interpretation of a Natural Environment in Photography
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2021 Westlake Village Art Guild
Student Art Show Winners
Rita Valencia-Reyes – Second Place Color Photography ($50)
Madelyn Janisse – Honorable Mention Color Photography ($25)
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All these students were juried into the Westlake Village Art Guild Student Show – only a select few get in from the hundreds of entries.
These are all the students from NPHS who were juried in and their images are either above or in the gallery below:
Tiana Hoang, Cole Kessler, Mia Woomer, Mia Vrataric, Elizabeth Cano, Rytha Bhatty, Madelyn Janisse, Rita Valencia-Reyes, Rachel Goldstein, Anna Li, Evelyn Hsu, Keeva Kerrigan-Mize, Kylie Adegoke, Toni Ang, and Payton Justrich
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Congrats to Madelyn Janisse!
She is one of only 30 individuals selected out of over 1500 applicants from across the US to have her work projected in several cities around the nation.
This was a national contest put on by Amplifier which seeks to raise the voices of youth by allowing them to express themselves via image in such a turbulent time of our history. This is was organized by renowned National Geographic Photographer Aaron Huey.
The images were projected recently in such cities as Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Anchorage, and Seattle. The images in this gallery show her photo projected on the walls of these various places.
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2018-19 School YearAll competitions are open to all high schools (public & private) in the regionScholarship Winners:Wilhelmina Schwind won 2nd Place in the Arts Council of Conejo Valley Legacy Scholarship ($1000)Melody Hellard the “First Generation to Go to College
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