ESJ Visual Arts Students Receive Northeast Florida Scholastic Arts Awards
The ESJ Fine Arts Department is proud to share that 67 upper school visual arts students received 20 Gold Key awards, 27 Silver Key awards, and 64 honorable mentions at the 2024 North Florida Scholastic Art Awards, presented last Saturday, February 17. Students who received a Gold Key award had their work exhibited at the Jacksonville Main Library, while those who received a Silver Key award had theirs exhibited digitally. Those who received a Gold Key award will participate in the national competition.“It’s an honor to see so much great work created by the students in the northeast Florida region on display together, and having ESJ students be such a big part of that student success,” said Bob Kirk, Ceramics Instructor.
The following students received Gold Key awards:
Annie Adams (‘26), Ceramics and Glass
Noelle Bateh (‘26), Photography
Mcrae Busey (‘25), Ceramics and Glass
Katherine D’Arienzo (‘25), Photography
Aliana Freel (‘26), Photography
Declan Hammerling (‘24), Drawing & Illustration, Architecture & Industrial Design
Emily Hammond (‘25), Photography
Catie Hodges (‘26), Ceramics and Glass
Colton Kellogg (‘25), Ceramics and Glass
Chloe Korn (‘26), Photography
Carolina Martinez (‘26), Ceramics and Glass
Emory Nelson (‘24), Photography
Lilly Reed (‘25), Photography
Anabelle Rockwell (‘26), Photography
Chase Stephens (‘26), Photography
Myla Turner (‘24), Photography
Audrey Vermillion (‘25), Ceramics and Glass