the 2014 exhibition program.

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NINTH ANNUAL
EAST TENNESSEE REGIONAL
STUDENT ART EXHIBITION
N OV E M B E R 2 8 , 2 01 4 - JA N UA RY 1 1 , 2 01 5
K N OXV I L L E M U S E U M O F A RT
W W W. K N O X A R T. O R G
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2014
PROGRAM · 6:45PM
WELCOME.........................................................................................................................................................................Dr. Bernard Rosenblatt
Chair, KMA Board of Trustees
REMARKS........................................................................................................................................................................................Donna Anderson
President, Tennessee Art Education Association
REMARKS..............................................................................................................................................................................................James Dodson
Coordinator, TAEA State Student and Member Art Exhibition
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS.......................................................................................................................................... Cheryl Burchett
Tennessee Art Education Association Member
CLOSING................................................................................................................................................................................................James Dodson
PRESENTING SPONSOR
Music by
Secret City Winds
Jean Box, Cyndi Jeffers, Lynlee Robinson, Amanda Culver, and Ed Calfee
Harpists
Becky Hook & Kari Novilla
Reception by All Occasion Catering
WELCOME
Welcome to the East Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition, presented by the Tennessee Art Education
Association and the Knoxville Museum of Art. In its ninth year, the ETRSAE showcases the strength and diversity of
art education programs in East Tennessee, celebrates talented middle and high school students, and supports arts
education. This annual exhibition provides the opportunity for students to participate in a juried exhibition and to
have their artworks displayed in a professional art museum environment. We are so delighted by the quality of the
artworks, the dedication of the teachers, and the commitment of the museum staff to establish a museum/school
tradition for our community.
Public, private, and home schools grades 6–12 in 32 East Tennessee counties were invited to submit up to 15
artworks per teacher. Categories for the competition include ceramic, drawing, digital imagery/video production,
mixed media, painting, computer graphics, sculpture, photography, and printmaking. Of the 927 artworks entered
in the competition, 325 were accepted by the jurors for inclusion in the exhibition. Each participating school is
represented by at least one work of art.
The Best-in-Show winner will receive a Purchase Award of $500, and the artwork will become a permanent part of
the collection of Mr. James Dodson, on loan to the Knoxville Museum of Art’s Education Collection. The Best in
Middle School winner will receive $250. The teachers of the winning student will receive $100. Additional awards are
made possible by the generous support of the KMA’s ArtREACH Fund. Each student in the exhibition will receive
a certificate of participation and the “Best” in each of the 10 categories the winners will receive a museum family
membership.
Scholarships have been made available to eligible juniors and seniors by: Cumberland University, Lebanon;
Maryville College School of Art; Memphis College of Art, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore; The New
Hampshire Institute of Art, Manchester; Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah; Watkins College of Art,
Design & Film, Nashville; Arcadia University, Glenside, Pennsylvania; and the University of Wisconsin–Stout.
The student art exhibition is made possible the generosity of our presenting sponsor Regal Entertainment Group,
and additional sponsorship from Pharma Packing Solutions, Emerson Process Management, and Home Federal
Bank. Special thanks to All Occasion Catering, Aside Project Studio, City of Knoxville, Coleman’s Printing &
Awards, LLC, Fast Frame, James Dodson, Jerry’s Artarama, Knox County, Knoxville Museum of Art, Tennessee Arts
Commission, and the Tennessee Art Education Association.
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JURORS
Amanda Galbraith teaches Visual Art at Ellendale Elementary, which is a part of
Bartlett City Schools, Memphis. Prior to that she taught for Shelby County Schools
from 2002 until 2014 and served as a lead teacher for the district from 2005 to 2014. Her
students have been honored with several regional recognitions and she was recognized
in 2014 as the Amy Lange Memorial Teacher of the Year and recognized twice in 2010
and 2013 as the West Tennessee Art Educator of the Year. Galbraith is a member of the
Tennessee’s Growth Measures Committee since 2010, and worked to develop and refine
the Tennessee’s Fine Arts Portfolio Model. Galbraith has a BFA from Memphis College of
Art and an Ed.S from Union University. Galbraith also serves as an adjunct instructor for
Memphis College of Art and is the director of the Arts Administration, Leadership, and
Assessment track for the Tennessee Arts Academy.
Judy Jorden received her BFA in Painting at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Jorden taught art education for 31 years in Knox County Schools, Knoxville, Tennessee,
and is currently a part-time clinical faculty member of University of Tennessee of
Knoxville, Art Education Department working with art interns. Jorden‘s volunteer
and teaching experiences with students includes the Governor’s School for the Arts,
Scholastic Student Art Exhibit, Dulin Gallery, Knoxville Museum of Art, Beck Cultural
Center, East Tennessee Student Art Exhibition and Tennessee Valley Fair Student Art
Exhibition. Jorden’s Educational Awards include the Tennessee’s Humanities Fellowship
Award Winner 2001, Tennessee Secondary Art Educator of the Year 2001, Tennessee Art
Educator of the Year 2006, and Tennessee Retired Teacher of the Year 2012.
Dr. E. Stephanie Cramer is Clinical Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Art
Education, Department of Theory and Practice in Teacher Education at The University
of Tennessee, Knoxville. Cramer received her D. Ed. in Instruction and Administration
at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, and has an MA in Art Education and BA in Art
Education from the University of Kentucky. Dr. Cramer taught preschool through high
school in various capacities, public and private schools, after-school programs, Saturday
schools and summer programs, and gifted and youth programs. She was a docent at the
University of Kentucky Art Museum and taught at Morehead State University, Kentucky,
prior to coming to University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 2000. Dr. Cramer is an exhibiting two-dimensional mixed-media artist, and has presented at numerous state, regional,
and national conferences.
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BEST IN SHOW
Alex Valone, 12th Grade
But I Was Never Silent
Photography
Tennessee High School, Bristol, TN. Donald Quales, Art Teacher
BEST MIDDLE SCHOOL
Hannah Yaun, 8th Grade
Rear View Summer
Print
Jefferson Middle School, Oak Ridge
Jim Dodson, Art Teacher
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BEST CERAMICS
Hannah Livesey, 11th Grade
Brawny
Oak Ridge High School
Gisela Schrock, Art Teacher
BEST COMPUTER GRAPHICS
Emeila Smid, 12th Grade
Grandfather
Stone Memorial High School, Crossville
Dale Safdie, Art Teacher
BEST DRAWING
Emilie Thomas, 12th Grade
Clutter
Webb School of Knoxville
Joe Letitia, Art Teacher
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BEST PRINT
Alex Orlandini, 11th Grade
Flowers of David
Maryville High School
Dr. Jeanie Parker, Art Teacher
BEST SCULPTURE
Raina Nief, 11th Grade
La Robe De I’Envelope-The Envelope Dress
Loudon High School
Tiffany Martin, Art Teacher
BEST PAINTING
Sweet Joseph
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BEST MIXED MEDIA
Savannah McNelly, 11th Grade
House at the End of the Street
Grace Christian Academy, Knoxville
Shannon Johnson, Art Teacher
BEST PHOTOGRAPHY
Savannah Dupler, 11th Grade
The Rocky Climb
Carter High School, Strawberry Plains
Lauren Adams, Art Teacher
BEST VIDEO
Henry Pack, 12th Grade
Fire Place
Hardin Valley Academy, Knoxville
Angela Dick, Art Teacher
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SIXTH ANNUAL TENNESSEE’S BEST OF THE BEST
STUDENT ART EXHIBITION
The Best of the Best Student Art Exhibition is the culmination of Tennessee’s East, Middle, and West regional
student art exhibitions. This exhibition is made up of the “Best” in each of the ten different categories. In 2015,
the TAEA will present the Sixth Annual Tennessee’s Best of the Best Student Art Exhibition at the Leu Center
for Visual Arts in Gallery 121 on the campus of Belmont University in Nashville July 12-17. There will be a
recognition reception during the Tennessee Arts Academy on Tuesday, July 14, 5:30-8:00pm for participants to
again be honored for their participation and achievement in the “Best of the Best State Student Art Exhibition.”
A special invitation will be mailed to the student at a later date. For additional information visit the Tennessee
Arts Academy website at www.tennesseeartsacademy.org.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SCHOOL OF ART HIGH
SCHOOL ARTS ACADEMY SCHOLARSHIP
The UT High School Arts Academy consists of day-long workshops taught by faculty members and graduate
students in the Art and Architecture Building at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The workshop offers 7-8
courses from which to select including Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Book Arts, Ceramics, Photography and
Graphic Design. The Academy provides the opportunity to explore a specific media and to experience university
level instruction.
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PARTICIPATING TEACHERS
SCHOOL NAME
Anderson County High School
Austin East High School
Bearden High School
Bearden High School
Bearden High School
Bearden Middle School
Campbell County High School
Carter High School
Carter High School
Carter Middle School
Central High School
Central High School
Christian Academy of Knoxville
Coulter Grove Intermediate
Cumberland Gap High School
Episcopal School of Knoxville
Farragut High School
Farragut Middle School
Fort Loudon Middle School
Fulton High School
Gatlinburg-Pittman High School
Gibbs High School
Gibbs High School
Grace Christian Academy
Greenville High School
Gresham Middle School
Halls High School
Halls Middle School
Hardin Valley Academy
Hixson High School
Home School
Home School
Homelife Home School
Jefferson County High School
Jefferson Middle School
Karns High School
Karns High School
Karns Middle School
TEACHER NAME
Betsy Julian
Melissa Wilkinson
Anna Halliwell-Boyd
Stan Hillard
Victoria Cunningham
Janet Atkinson
Jessie Winston
Michael Weininger
Georgea Green
Andrea Hawkins
Lauren Adams
Amber Wall
Jayne Hutchins
Phyllis Ball
Valerie Sigmon
Elaine Davis
Margaret Moran
Patti Young
Joshua Newton
Philip Hoffman
Catherine Widner
Wendie Love
Angie McCarter
Gwen Johnson
Jennifer Chastain
Catlin Seidler
Alice Fisher
Ethan Pignatauro
Jessica Bledsoe
Shannon Johnson
Teresa McNelly
Anthony Feathers
John Coppeans
Lucie Gilot
Elizabeth Lynch
Dwight Brown
Angela Dick
Donna Anderson
Katie Claiborne
Ann Harrison
Sheila Letitia
Kim Pryor
Karen Bible
Stephanie Butler
Jim Dodson
Andrea Haury
Frank Juan
Emily Huch
COUNTY OR SCHOOL DISTRICT
Anderson
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Campbell
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Maryville City
Claiborne
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Loudon
Knox
Sevier
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Greenville City
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Hamilton
Knox
Knox
Knox
Jefferson
Jefferson
Oak Ridge City
Knox
Knox
Knox
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PARTICIPATING TEACHERS (CONT’D)
Karns Middle School
Knoxville Catholic High School
L&N STEM Academy
Lincoln Height Middle School
Loudon High School
Norris Middle School
North Green High School
Northwest Middle School
Powell High School
Ross N. Robinson Middle School
Science Hill High School
Sevier County High School
Sevierville Middle School
South Doyle High School
South Doyle High School
St. Andrew’s School at Wears Valley Ranch
Stone Memorial High School
Tennessee High School
The King’s Academy
The McCallie School
The McCallie School
West High School
West High School
West High School
West Valley Middle School
Whittle Spring Middle School
William Blount High School
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Kathy Coffey
Mary Julian
Susan Passarello
Cheri Jorgenson
Edgar Cloud
Tiffany Martin
Jeanie Parker
Raquel Roy
Jenni Braeuner
Sherry Hensley
Deborah Livesay
Anna Wakefield
Gisela Schrock
Kristi Bailey
Victor Green
Lee-Ann Jenkins-Freels
Erin Prindle
Jennifer Brockett
Margie Brown
Cynthia Sellers
Karen Byars
Carol Vinson
Ron Hickman
Saralyn McDonnell
Dale Safdie
Donald Quales
Leslie Mielke
Father Dave Hall
Suzanne Mortimer
Brad Cantrell
Joe Letitia
Noel Redmon
Sharon Mann
Todd Johnson
Ben Eng
Kat Furnari Brea
Michelle (Shellie) Ayres
Logan O’Connor
Suzanne Wedekind
Kati Bowden
Doris Poppelreiter
Melanie Pritchard
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Hamblen
Loudon
Maryville City
Maryville City
Anderson
Green
Cocke
Oak Ridge City
Oak Ridge City
Oak Ridge City
Oak Ridge City
Knox
Kingsport City
Johnson City
Johnson City
Sevier
Sevier
Knox
Knox
Sevier
Cumberland
Bristol Tennessee City
Sevier
Hamilton
Hamilton
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Knox
Blount
Blount
CATALOG OF STUDENT WORKS
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
Keegan Stagnolia, 12th Grade
Silhouette Skyline
Painting
Anderson County High School
Betsy Julian, Art Teacher
Rachel Bowman, 12th Grade
Green Eyes
Drawing
Bearden High School
Anna Halliwell Boyd, Art Teacher
Timothy Ramsey, 12th Grade
Metal Rock
Mixed Media
Austin-East Magnet High School
Melissa Wilkinson, Art Teacher
Rachel Van Doren, 11th Grade
Blooms of Color
Mixed Media
Bearden High School
Alyssa Chavez, 10th Grade
Twinkle Toes
Drawing
Bearden High School
Sarah Crowley, 12th Grade
Bikes
Mixed Media
Bearden High School
Amy Chen, 12th Grade
Don’t Tell Me Always
Mixed Media
Bearden High School
Sylvia Rasch, 10th Grade
Orange Tangerine
Sculpture
Bearden High School
University of Tennessee School of Art High
School Arts Academy
Boyoung Nam, 12th Grade
Reflection of Realism
Drawing
Bearden High School
Caroline Allen, 12th Grade
Emotionless
Painting
Bearden High School
Esther Sitver, 11th Grade
Mannequin and Friends
Mixed Media
Bearden High School
Maggie Bendy, 11th Grade
Ruth
Painting
Bearden High School
Taylor Leonard, 12th Grade
The Pickle Jar
Drawing
Bearden High School
Ginny Shingleton, 9th Grade
The Elephant In the Room
Painting
Bearden High School
Stan Hillard, Art Teacher
Anzhela Zayets, 12th Grade
Paradox Triptych
Photography
Bearden High School
Victoria Cunningham, Art Teacher
Kelsea Dudeck, 10th Grade
Silhouettes
Photography
Bearden High School
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Mary Mutchler Junkin, 12th Grade
This is Not Photoshoped
Photography
Bearden High School
Taylor Stevenson, 12th Grade
Sugar Coat
Printmaking
Bearden High School
Liam Oelrich, 7th Grade
Tennessee Farm House
Painting
Mike Weininger, Art Teacher
1st Place in 7th Grade
Victoria Hinkley, 8th Grade
Remember the Day
Drawing
Ethan Boegly, 6th Grade
Couch Day
Computer Graphic
Janet Atkinson, Art Teacher
3rd Place in 6th Grade
Isabella Luna, 10th Grade
Grandma Chadwell
Drawing
Campbell County High School
Georgea Green, Art Teacher
Georgia Clark, 7th Grade
Teeth
Sculpture
Jessie Winston, Art Teacher
Caitlin Bradley, 12th Grade
Me
Drawing
Carter High School
Andrea Hawkins, Art Teacher
Lily Norton, 6th Grade
The Swan in the Pond
Printmaking
Jessie Winston, Art Teacher
2nd Place in 6th Grade
Chelsea O’Connor, 11th Grade
The Warm Color of a Cold-Blooded Body
Drawing
Carter High School
Aya Hussein, 6th Grade
Anime Aya
Computer Graphic
Brandon Wilhoit, 8th Grade
Stuck in the Blues
Computer Graphic
Emma Catherine King, 7th Grade
Belle Ayiti
Painting
Honorable Mention in 7th Grade
12
Joelyn Kasper, 11th Grade
Apiphobia
Drawing
Carter High School
Josh Dudley, 12th Grade
Sound of Suffering
Drawing
Carter High School
Lindsey Fisher, 12th Grade
Change Reality
Drawing
Carter High School
Payton White, 12th Grade
B Clean
Photography
Carter High School
Stekivia Harper, 11th Grade
Gas Chamber
Photography
Carter High School
Raven Cordy, 11th Grade
Isolation
Painting
Carter High School
Alishia Weir, 7th Grade
I Love You, Jeffery
Ceramic
Amber Wall, Art Teacher
Brandon Turpin, 11th Grade
Autumn Exile
Photography
Carter High School
Jenna Brooks, 8th Grade
Untitled
Drawing
Amber Wall, Art Teacher
Christina Thomas, 12th Grade
Donkey Shades of Grey
Photography
Carter High School
Hannah Maples, 7th Grade
Ponding
Painting
Jayne Hutchins, Art Teacher
Clayton Wyrick, 12th Grade
Abandoned and Rickety
Photography
Carter High School
The Rocky Climb
Photography
Carter High School
Best Photography
New Hampshire Institute of Art Pre-College
Program; Watkins College of Art, School of
Design & Film; and Cumberland University
Microcosm
Photography
Carter High School
Cumberland University
Shayla Modezjewski, 8th Grade
Erasure
Printmaking
Jayne Hutchins, Art Teacher
Alyssa Faulkner, 12th Grade
Mars and Jupiter
Mixed Media
Central High School
Phyllis Ball, Art Teacher
Elizabeth Faulkner, 11th Grade
Sea Life’s Beauty
Drawing
Central High School
Hannah Hancock, 12th Grade
Catch My Stare, Little Smile
Mixed Media
Central High School
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Brayan Fortin, 11th Grade
Fruit Basket Turnover
Painting
Central High School
Valerie Sigmon, Art Teacher
Ashlyne Page, 12th Grade
Natural Frame
Photography
Margaret Moran, Art Teacher
Elizabeth Faulkner, 11th Grade
The Grass is Always Greener
Painting
Central High School
Hope Jones, 10th Grade
Colored Perspective
Photography
Elly Berkan, 11th Grade
Love at Basic Form
Mixed Media
Central High School
Krystina Engblom, 10th Grade
Urban Life
Photography
Evan Hamilton, 12th Grade
Lord Alfred Tentacle-Son
Painting
Central High School
School Arts Academy
Matthew Garrett, 10th Grade
Hands
Photography
McKenzie Day, 11th Grade
Weather Patterns
Painting
Central High School
Sandra Sanchez, 11th Grade
Sam 1962, Samuel 2014
Painting
Central High School
Dallas Dunn, 12th Grade
Go For the Gold!!
Painting
Elaine Davis, Art Teacher
Ruth Ellen Bailey, 12th Grade
Johnathan
Drawing
Elaine Davis, Art Teacher
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Tyler Crumbley, 12th Grade
The Boot
Drawing
Cocke County High School
Debbie Livesay, Art Teacher
Cheyanne Bryant, 11th Grade
Portrait of Mrs. Hannah Johnson
Drawing
Cocke County High School
Myra Amason, Art Teacher
Alysda McHale, 9th Grade
Protector
Drawing
Concord Christian School
Becky Fraser, Art Teacher
Courtney Jackson, 11th Grade
Saint Basil’s Cathedral
Mixed Media
Concord Christian School
Becky Fraser, Art Teacher
Kambrie Long, 7th Grade
It’s Soccer Time Self Portrait
Mixed Media
Coulter Grove Intermediate School
Patti Young, Art Teacher
Kaylee Winters, 6th Grade
The Silver Surfers
Sculpture
Lauren Leehans, 7th Grade
Make it Out of Nothing!
Mixed Media
Mashiro Morita, 7th Grade
Spotlight
Mixed Media
Ciara Gambrel, 12th Grade
Intense
Drawing
Cumberland Gap High School
Joshua Newton, Art Teacher
Ali Bhimani, 12th Grade
The Cursed Ones
Mixed Media
Catherine Widner, Art Teacher
Anna Blue, 11th Grade
Prey
Mixed Media
Jenna Duling, 11th Grade
From the Shadow of Past to the Buried Present
Painting
Kelsey Camp, 12th Grade
Tasteful
Mixed Media
Madelyn Vagott, 12th Grade
Bed Head
Drawing
Madelyn Vagott, 12th Grade
Lioness
Drawing
Mallory Savage, 12th Grade
The Eye of the Tiger
Mixed Media
Sidanni DiFranco, 11th Grade
Stationary
Mixed Media
Christine Kim, 10th Grade
Tart
Ceramic
Wendi Love, Art Teacher
Connor Forward, 12th Grade
Untitled
Ceramic
Emily Pratt, 11th Grade
Clock
Ceramic
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Erika Isbell, 12th Grade
Upon Yourself
Ceramic
Watkins College of Art, Design and Film; and
Heather Winter, 11th Grade
King of the Sea
Ceramic
Laura Mills, 11th Grade
Untitled
Ceramic
Avery Hathaway, 7th Grade
Two-Face Selfie
Mixed Media
Angie McCarter, Art Teacher
CC Hazelton, 6th Grade
Vincent Van Pumpkin Landscape
Drawing
Ian Rainey, 7th Grade
Asleep in Class
Painting
Ryan Abercrombie, 6th Grade
Chalk Man
Drawing
Dakota Glenn, 6th Grade
Per le Garedi Veloci’a (Speed Racing)
Drawing
Gwen Johnson, Art Teacher
Emily Ferrie, 6th Grade
Disco Girl
Drawing
Jessie Nelson, 8th Grade
Mi Mapache (My Raccoon)
Drawing
Katherine Lin, 8th Grade
Chico en vestido azul (Girl in Blue Dress)
Drawing
Katherine Lin, 8th Grade
La Voix (The Voice)
Mixed Media
Kevin Wang, 7th Grade
Racer of the Titans
Drawing
Estefania Olvera, 8th Grade
Fantasia Floral
Mixed Media
Fort Loudoun Middle School
Jennifer Chastain, Art Teacher
Elicia Faulkner, 12th Grade
Notes
Ceramic
Fulton High School
Caitlin Seidler, Art Teacher
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Brandy McCarter, 12th Grade
Deafening Silence
Drawing
Alice Fisher, Art Teacher
Cayden Brasher, 9th Grade
Skeletal Zentangle
Painting
Gibbs High School
Jessica Bledsoe, Art Teacher
Dylan Yaksic, 12th Grade
Rene
Drawing
David Comfort, 12th Grade
My Ill Mind
Mixed Media
Janie DeLozier, 12th Grade
Adair
Drawing
Ivy Phillips, 10th Grade
Close Your Eyes and Count to Ten
Drawing
Kayla Proffitt, 12th Grade
Catfish
Drawing
Kendall Spurr, 12th Grade
Me, Myself, and I
Printmaking
Kestrel Troutman, 9th Grade
Nevermore
Sculpture
Kendall Spurr, 12th Grade
Little Drummer Boy
Drawing
Levi Bales, 12th Grade
Shadows of Past
Drawing
Mackenzie Yaksic, 12th Grade
Remember When
Drawing
Reid Arowood, 12th Grade
Preservation
Sculpture
Reid Arowood, 12th Grade
Larvae
Sculpture
Morgan Meeks, 11th Grade
Memories of Dedications
Drawing
Gibbs High School
Ethan Pignataro, Art Teacher
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Savannah McNelly, 11th Grade
House at the End of the Street
Mixed Media
Best Mixed Media
Program; Watkins College of Art, Design & Film;
and Cumberland University
Sean Becker, 12th Grade
Reflection on Great Great Grandfather’s War Photography
Photography
Christian Luttrell, 8th Grade
Marvel Universe in Scale
Mixed Media
Teresa McNelly, Art Teacher
Keana Way, 7th Grade
Hope Burns in My Heart
Drawing
Keana Way, 7th Grade
Greenie
Drawing
Lauren Lewis, 8th Grade
The Eye of the Tiger
Drawing
Catera Hinkle, 12th Grade
Megan
Photography
Greeneville High School
Anthony Feathers, Art Teacher
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Hannah Richards, 10th Grade
Green Fire
Computer Graphic
Watkins College of Art, Design and Film
Raining Fish
Computer Graphic
Jordan Fortel, 12th Grade
Biscuit Scuba Dog
Photography
Wesley Myers, 12th Grade
Still Watching Over Me
Photography
Angel Ruiz, 12th Grade
Cat
Drawing
Heather Jones, Art Teacher
Have a Coke
Drawing
Golden Dream (Self-portrait)
Drawing
Tanner Bowman, 11th Grade
Lunch Box
Drawing
Allison Clark, 10th Grade
Northern Lights
Mixed Media
Halls High School
Elizabeth Lynch, Art Teacher
Aliya Olvera, 7th Grade
The Poet
Painting
Lucie Gilot, Art Teacher
Emily Liles, 11th Grade
Mesmeric Revelation
Painting
Halls High School
Elizabeth Lynch, Art Teacher
Amanda McDonald, 7th Grade
West 42nd Street
Photography
Harrison Campbell, 8th Grade
Rendezvous in France
Oil Paint
Halls Middle School
Dwight Brown, Art Teacher
Ella Wilds, 6th Grade
Still Life Study
Mix Media
Jessica Howard, 8th Grade
Untitled
Drawing
Halls Middle School
Gregory Orsulak, 6th Grade
The Tuba
Drawing
Haley Green, 8th Grade
Apples to Apples
Drawing
Keagan Cross, 8th Grade
Diana and Bearded Man
Photography
Kelly Montgomery, 7th Grade
Speak Up
Drawing
Rhianna Campbell, 8th Grade
Mortis Vitae
Mixed Media
Halls Middle School
Rhianna Campbell, 8th Grade
Frederick
Ceramic
Halls Middle School
Sarah Burns, 8th Grade
Equine Profile
Drawing
Halls Middle School
Emily Van Nortwick, 12th Grade
#No Theme
Video Production
School Arts Academy
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Haley Dillon, 12th Grade
Untitled
Photography
Jonathan Glenn, 11th Grade
Dead Machines
Drawing
Donna Anderson, Art Teacher
Haley Dillon, 12th Grade
Your Souls Reflection
Painting
Sarah Day, 11th Grade
Oh Jake
Drawing
Fire Place
Video Production
Best Video Production
Arcadia University; New Hampshire Institute of
Art; Savannah College of Art and Design; Watkins
College of Art, Design & Film; Cumberland
University; Memphis College of Art; and the
School Arts Academy
Violet Mullins, 11th Grade
Yes, the Onions Inspired Me
Drawing
Organ #1
Photography
Amber Avery, 12th Grade
Face Off
Mixed Media
Hixson High School
Katie Claiborne, Art Teacher
Morgan Ellis, 12th Grade
Sunsphere
Photography
Drew Pryor, 10th Grade
Stand Your Ground!
Drawing
Homelife Academy (Homeschool)
Kimberly Pryor, Art Teacher
Morgan Ellis, 12th Grade
The Princess and The Dragon
Video Production
School Arts Academy
August Letitia, 6th Grade
Self-Portrait
Drawing
Homeschool
Sheila Letitia, Art Teacher
Hannah Gastineau, 10th Grade
The Beauty of Time
Mixed Media
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Aubrey Harrison, 9th Grade
Sandman Seas
Drawing
Harrison Homeschool Academy
Ann Harrison, Art Teacher
Alexis Manus, 11th Grade
Essence
Drawing
Karen Bible, Art Teacher
Daniel Osborne, 12th Grade
Color Blind
Drawing
Jessica Ammendolia, 8th Grade
In The Ribs
Drawing
Hannah Oakes, 12th Grade
Open Wide
Mixed Media
Kate Herrera, 8th Grade
Bones on Display
Drawing
Skylar Mangrum, 12th Grade
Temple of Shells
Drawing
Skylar Mangrum, 12th Grade
A Shot of Color
Drawing
Wyatt Landis, 11th Grade
Falling Angel
Painting
Daniel Osborne, 12th Grade
Mitch
Printmaking
Stephanie Butler, Art Teacher
Hannah Yaun, 8th Grade
Rear View Summer
Print
Best in Show-Middle School
Jackson Linn, 8th Grade
Carried by the Wind
Drawing
Katie Roach, 8th Grade
Cheetos
Sculpture
Dalton Gentry, 12th Grade
My Favorite Toy
Sculpture
Karns High School
Andrea Haury, Art Teacher
Emma Batson, 11th Grade
Nature’s Decay
Painting
Karns High School
Emma Batson, 11th Grade
Liquidambar
Mixed Media
Karns High School
Eric Marshall, 10th Grade
Surprise
Drawing
Karns High School
Hope Beasley, 10th Grade
Homecoming
Drawing
Karns High School
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Emma Everence, 9th Grade
Dew on a Feather
Drawing
Karns High School
Frank Juan, Art Teacher
Kevin Hawkins III, 7th Grade
Self Portrait
Mixed Media
Karns Middle School
Emily Huch, Art Teacher
Madelyn Dziuba, 8th Grade
Jellyfish
Mixed Media
Karns Middle School
Robert Seaman, 8th Grade
Lion Beyond Boarders
Mixed Media
Karns Middle School
Sarah Beuchat, 8th Grade
Wolf
Mixed Media
Karns Middle School
Jamie Batson, 8th Grade
My Muse
Drawing
Karns Middle School
Kathy Coffey, Art Teacher
Madison Maples, 8th Grade
Watching You
Mixed Media
Karns Middle School
Tatum Smolter, 8th Grade
Color Afield
Mixed Media
Karns Middle School
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Kate Zibas, 12th Grade
Autumn Forest
Painting
Mary Julian, Art Teacher
Cheyenne Peters, 12th Grade
Twitter
Sculpture
Susan Passarello, Art Teacher
David Wright, 12th Grade
(Delta)
Sculpture
Faydya Burbura, 11th Grade
Down the Alley
Digital Photography
Lindsay Remeta, 12th Grade
The Perfect Nanny
Digital Photography
Stormi McDonald, 12th Grade
2,128 Meters
Digital Photography
Austin Bradley, 10th Grade
Selevitation
Drawing
L&N STEM Academy
Cheri Jorgenson, Art Teacher
Ben Hall, 9th Grade
Self-Portrait
Painting
L&N STEM Academy
Hope Higginbotham, 11th Grade
Kodak
Mixed Media
L&N STEM Academy
I Won’t Tell Mommy
Photography
Loudon High School
Shelby Hall, 12th Grade
Twister
Computer Art
L&N STEM Academy
Sydney Talnagi, 11th Grade
Talswaggie
Drawing
Loudon High School
Kristen Cartwright, 8th Grade
Misfit
Painting
Lincoln Heights Middle School
Edgar Cloud, Art Teacher
Flowers of David
Printmaking
Best Print
Serenity Waddell, 7th Grade
Only For Survival
Drawing
Lincoln Heights Middle School
Edgar Cloud, Art Teacher
Abby Hamilton, 11th Grade
Pulchritude
Photography
Loudon High School
Abby Hamilton, 11th Grade
Frangible
Photography
Loudon High School
La Robe De l`Envelope - The Envelope Dress
Sculpture
Loudon High School
Best Sculpture
Cumberland University; and the University of
Tennessee School of Art High School Arts Academy
Sweet Joseph
Painting
Best Painting
Arcadia University; Maryville College;
New Hampshire Institute of Art; Savannah College
of Art and Design; Watkins College of Art, Design &
Film; Maryland Institute College of Art; Cumberland
University; and Memphis College of Art
Karina Jurayeva, 11th Grade
Dancing Streams
Photography
Morgan Meschede, 12th Grade
Scooby
Drawing
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Morgan Meschede, 12th Grade
A Chameleon Hours Later
Drawing
Shannon Frisco, 12th Grade
I Overslept
Painting
Raquel Roy, Art Teacher
Rachel Broyles, 11th Grade
Papaw
Printmaking
Shannon Frisco, 12th Grade
I Was
Painting
Sara Williams, 12th Grade
Self Portrait
Drawing
Gracie McIntosh, 7th Grade
New York
Painting
Norris Middle School
Jenni Braeuner, Art Teacher
Tarah Helms, 12th Grade
Tea Time
Painting
Adreana Marshall, 12th Grade
Untitled
Photography
North Greene High School
Sherry Hensley, Art Teacher
Tarah Helms, 12th Grade
Burger Master
Painting
Allison Hacko, 8th Grade
Galaxy Skull
Painting
Northwest Elementary School-Cocke County
Debbie Livesay, Art Teacher
Alison Dutton, 12th Grade
Allie on Ali
Painting
Cheyanne Gordon, 12th Grade
Its Taking My Mind Over
Mixed Media
Anna Wakefield, Art Teacher
Cayla Cunningham, 10th Grade
The Fry of the Beholder
Drawing
Holly Gubanc, 12th Grade
Beyond the Universal Microscope
Printmaking
Meaghan Perez, 10th Grade
Self Expression
Drawing
24
Jacob Elam, 11th Grade
Homage to Van Gogh
Mixed Media
Jacob Elam, 11th Grade
Old Soul
Drawing
Rachel Loeffler, 12th Grade
The Egg Blues
Drawing
Rachel Loeffler, 12th Grade
Citus Selfie
Painting
Amber Neidig, 11th Grade
See Cell
Mixed Media
Catherine Humphreys, 9th Grade
The Front Yard
Drawing
Ceara Wallus, 11th Grade
They Call Me Baby Blue
Ceramic
School Arts Academy
Hannah Livesey, 11th Grade
Brawny
Ceramic
Best Ceramic
James Lewis, 9th Grade
A Nightmare’s Dream
Drawing
Madison Seiber, 11th Grade
Undead Anubis
Ceramic
Stevie Logan, 10th Grade
Mayan Sculpture
Ceramic
Carleigh White, 10th Grade
Walking Blues
Mixed Media
Kristi Bailey, Art Teacher
Caroline Bradshaw, 12th Grade
Me Jane
Sculpture
Elizabeth Ayala, 11th Grade
What Dreams May Come
Sculpture
Kendall Lloyd, 10th Grade
Innocence Lost
Drawing
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Naomi Lloyd, 11th Grade
Marie Austen’s New Age Ball Gown
Sculpture
Quatajssa Truss, 12th Grade
Deep Within
Drawing
Samantha Vititoe, 11th Grade
Untitled
Drawing
Lukas Proffen, 11th Grade
Pawn
Computer Graphic
Victor Green, Art Teacher
Ashley Barnhill, 12th Grade
Aussie Hunter
Sculpture
Powell High School
Lee-Ann Jenkins-Freels, Art Teacher
Hannah Allen, 12th Grade
Chaos on High
Sculpture
Powell High School
Kayla Palmer, 10th Grade
Be Yourself
Drawing
Powell High School
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Natali Carrasco, 12th Grade
Artic Chief
Sculpture
Powell High School
Whitney Posey, 9th Grade
Grandpa Johnny
Printmaking
Powell High School
Alyssa Autry, 8th Grade
It’s a Jungle Out There
Drawing
Erin Prindle, Art Teacher
Audra Miller, 8th Grade
Spring Dreams
Drawing
Kaitlynne Vogel, 8th Grade
Spring Whimsy
Sculpture
Kaitlynne Vogel, 8th Grade
Behind the Mask
Drawing
Leah Garland, 12th Grade
Everything Is Design
Painting
Jennifer Brockett, Art Teacher
Natalie Kinnick, 12th Grade
Confused
Mixed Media
Natalie Kinnick, 12th Grade
Curiosity
Painting
Christian Hall, 12th Grade
Lonely Wall
Photography
Sutton Coffey, 11th Grade
Unravel
Mixed Media
Emeila Smid, 12th Grade
Grandfather
Computer Graphic
Best Computer Graphic
New Hampshire Institute of Art; Savannah College
of Art and Design; Watkins College of Art, Design &
University; and Memphis College of Art
Sutton Coffey, 11th Grade
Sorry
Painting
Kelly Moore, 12th Grade
Munitio
Drawing
Sevier County High School
Cynthia Sellers, Art Teacher
Hannah Ward, 8th Grade
Bewitching Tales
Drawing
Sevierville Middle School
Karen Byars, Art Teacher
Fernando Casas, 12th Grade
Wisdom
Drawing
South-Doyle High School
Carol Vinson, Art Teacher
Eliott Giles, 10th Grade
Tobacco Trail Timber
Photography
South-Doyle High School
Ron Hickman, Art Teacher
Jack McDonnell, 7th Grade
Great Smoky Mountains Sunset
Photograph
St. Andrews School at Wears Valley
Ranch-Homeschool
Saralyn McDonnell, Art Teacher
Jana Lack, 12th Grade
Self Portrait
Drawing
Jana Lack, 12th Grade
Aqua Vitae
Drawing
Katlyn Campbell, 11th Grade
Inside the Home
Drawing
Kayla Worley, 11th Grade
The Homestead
Painting
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Nathan Lukas, 11th Grade
Temptation
Ceramic
Paige Gleason, 8th Grade
Portrait
Drawing
The Episcopal School of Knoxville
Philip Hoffman, Art Teacher
Alex Valone, 12th Grade
But I Was Never Silent
Photography
Donald Quales, Art Teacher
Best in Show
Arcadia University; Maryville College; New
Hampshire Institute of Art; Savannah College of
Art and Design; Watkins College of Art, Design &
University; Memphis College of Art; University of
Wisconsin-Stout; and the University of Tennessee
School of Art High School Arts Academy
Zoe Price, 11th Grade
Anarchic Duet
Mixed Media
The King’s Academy
Leslie Mielke, Art Teacher
Kayla Duncan, 12th Grade
Reese
Painting
Randall Rohr, 12th Grade
The Journey
Painting
Alex Carter, 8th Grade
Portrait
Drawing
Ella Jones, 6th Grade
Girl’s Best Friend
Drawing
Miela Hurst, 8th Grade
Simply Me
Drawing
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Daniel Xiao, 11th Grade
Late Autumn
Photography
The McCallie School
Father David Hall, Art Teacher
Max Shulman, 10th Grade
Drowning
Photography
The McCallie School
Father David Hall, Art Teacher
Andrew Cobb, 7th Grade
Roseate Spoonbill
Mixed Media
The McCallie School
Suzanne Mortimer, Art Teacher
Cord Newell, 8th Grade
Mt. Rainier
Drawing
The McCallie School
Tucker Lyons, 7th Grade
Red Pears
Drawing
The McCallie School
Jordan Flickenger, 12th Grade
Sacred Jar
Ceramic
Brad Cantrell, Art Teacher
Preston Wilson, 11th Grade
Small Raku Vase
Ceramic
Madison Butler, 12th Grade
Untitled
Printmaking
Sam Seifert, 11th Grade
Sunrise Over Muddy Water
Ceramic
Reece Rose, 12th Grade
The Finger
Painting
Connor Ranft, 12th Grade
Untitled
Drawing
Sarah Hamilton, 12th Grade
Just Peachy
Painting
Connor Ranft, 12th Grade
Untitled
Painting
Anna Bryn Williams, 7th Grade
Mesoamerican Mask/OP Art
Drawing
Noel Redmon, Art Teacher
Emilie Thomas, 12th Grade
Clutter
Drawing
Best Drawing
New Hampshire Institute of Art; Savannah
College of Art and Design; Watkins College of Art,
Design & Film; Maryland Institute College of Art;
Cumberland University; Memphis College of Art;
and the University of Tennesssee School of Art High
School Arts Academy
Caroline McRae, 7th Grade
Friendly Figures
Sculpture
Emily Biggs, 10th Grade
Familiar Spirit
Drawing
Laura Robinson, 12th Grade
Basket Full of Bravery
Painting
Charlie Wyrick, 8th Grade
The Toilet With a Roll
Ceramic
Gwyneth Doppelt, 8th Grade
The Green Room
Painting
Jackson Higley, 7th Grade
Surreal Self Portrait
Drawing
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Lauren Yoon, 8th Grade
Matisse Still Life
Painting
Siberry McKay, 12th Grade
Pitcher
Ceramic
Webb school of Knoxville
Will Miller, 8th Grade
Grumpy Gramps Teapot
Ceramic
Reid Cassity, 8th Grade
Ocean Odyssey Teapot
Ceramic
Benjamin Chapman, 12th Grade
Untitled
Digital Photography
Sharon Mann, Art Teacher
Garland Montgomery, 11th Grade
Hamburger
Ceramic
Sophia Abouelata, 12th Grade
Hayden
Photography
Hope Kvamme, 8th Grade
New Orleans
Drawing
Todd Johnson, Art Teacher
Jack Hamilton, 8th Grade
Duomo
Mixed Media
Todd Johnson, Art Teacher
Hamza Kouses, 10th Grade
Working on a Straight
Sculpture
30
Adam Johnsten, 11th Grade
Hermit Crab
Painting
West High School
Ben Eng, Art Teacher
Armfield Margaux, 11th Grade
Caged
Drawing
West High School
Christian Turvin, 12th Grade
Color Fumes
Mixed Media
West High School
Gabe Maranville, 11th Grade
Optic
Mixed Media
West High School
Kathryn Maley, 12th Grade
Ophelia
Drawing
West High School
Kathryn Maley, 12th Grade
Metamorphosis
Drawing
West High School
Amanda Carlevato, 8th Grade
Petals in the Ocean
Painting
Suzanne Wedekind, Art Teacher
Melissa Miller, 11th Grade
Escape
Painting
West High School
Baylee Sparks, 7th Grade
Fear
Drawing
Salem Spicka, 11th Grade
Sea Turtle
Drawing
West High School
Emma Vaughn, 7th Grade
Monster Madness
Ceramic
Salem Spicka, 11th Grade
Shipwrecked
Painting
West High School
Erin Claxton, 8th Grade
Burst
Painting
Alex Grove, 12th Grade
In Tears We Drown
Photography
West High School
Kat Furnari Brea, Art Teacher
Jivan Taj, 8th Grade
Mother Bird
Painting
Patricia Aguilar, 9th Grade
Fire Flower
Painting
West High School
Shellie Ayres, Art Teacher
Regina Enneking, 7th Grade
Hamburglar
Ceramic
Emily McConnell, 8th Grade
Leaves in Fall
Painting
Logan O’Connor, Art Teacher
Taylor O’Lynn, 8th Grade
Graffiti in the Woods
Painting
Priscilla Cho, 8th Grade
Mystic Moonlight
Sculpture
Logan O’Connor, Art Teacher
Aaron Black, 6th Grade
The Mutant
Drawing
Whittle Springs Middle School
Kati Bowden, Art Teacher
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Kiera Reagan, 10th Grade
Dying Reflections
Photography
Doris Poppelreiter, Art Teacher
Ian Wynn, 11th Grade
Alien Technology
Photography
Melanie Pritchard, Art Teacher
Sarah Springer, 10th Grade
Forced Silence
Computer Graphic
Doris Poppelreiter, Art Teacher
Ian Wynn, 11th Grade
Friends
Photography
Hannah Boles, 12th Grade
Finnius
Computer Graphic
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2013-2014 TAEA BOARD AND ADVISORY COUNCIL
President, Donna Anderson
President Elect, Janis Nunnally
Past President, Anne Henderson
Secretary, Daryl Wilkinson
Secretary-Elect, Jody Stokes-Casey
Treasurer, Carmen Noel
Treasurer Elect, Vacant
Membership Chair, Dr. Carol Eckert
Publications Editor, Mary Katherine Chin
Professional Development, Karen Kwarciak
REGIONAL CHAIRPERSONS
West Region, Jennifer Harants
Middle Region, Janet Taylor
East Region, Phyllis Ball
Elementary School, Ted Edinger
Middle School, Michelle Vinci
Secondary School, Jennifer Wolfe
Higher Education/Student Chapters, Sharon Elliott
Museums, Kathy Dumlao
Special Projects, Rosalind Martin
Youth Art Month Co-Chair, LeeAnn Jenkins-Freels
Youth Art Month Co-Chair, Angela McCarter
COMMITTEES
James Dodson, TAEA State Student Art Exhibition Coordinator
Rosalind Martin, East Tennessee Student Art Exhibition Chair
Andrea Steele, Middle Tennessee Student Art Exhibition Chair
Bill Hickerson, West Tennessee Student Art Exhibition Chair
Libby Lynch, Best of the Best Student Art Exhibition Chair
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The mission of the Tennessee Art Education Association is to advance quality visual arts education through
advocacy, leadership, professional development, and to promote a cohesive professional community.
The Knoxville Museum of Art celebrates the art and artists of East Tennessee, presents new art and new
ideas, serves and educates diverse audiences, and enhances Knoxville’s quality of life. The museum is located in
downtown Knoxville at 1050 World’s Fair Park and is open to the public Tuesday through Saturday 10 am–5 pm
and Sunday 1 pm-5 pm. Admission and parking are free. For more information, contact Rosalind Martin at
865.523.6349 or visit www.knoxart.org.
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THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
1050 World’s Fair Park Drive · Knoxville, TN 37916
www.knoxart.org
ON THE COVER
Best In Show 2013 Grace Khalsa, Trompe-l’oeil Shoe, Ceramic,
Farragut High School, Wendie Love, Art Teacher

the 2014 exhibition program.

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