April 21 – May 19, 2023 | opening awards reception Sunday, April 21, 1 – 3 pm
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Get ready to see what our area high-schoolers have been up to in their visual arts departments this year! Museum visitors look forward every year to seeing the amazingly creative and skillful work that makes up this diverse and vibrant annual exhibition juried by Curator Liz Miller and Education Coordinators Jayme Carlson and Colin Riebe. After a full week of jurying at all participating high schools in Horry and Georgetown Counties, as well as a viewing visit with our area homeschool high school students, jurors widdle down the hundreds of submissions to the best of the best for exhibition. All art media, including painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, fiber and more , are accepted. This extraordinary opportunity for teenage art students helps them to gain professional experience in the Museum exhibition process. This year, exhibiting artist and 2D Visual Arts Instructor at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities (Greenville), Paul Yanko, will judge the art. Yanko holds a MFA in Painting from Kent State University (OH) and a BFA in Illustration/Graphic Design from the Cleveland Institute of Art (OH). As a full-time faculty member of the Governor’s School since 2004, he has participated in solo and group exhibitions on both the national and regional level. His work is in personal and public collections, including the Greenville County Museum of Art and the Medical University of South Carolina. His solo exhibition will take place September 12 – December 15, 2024 here at the Art Museum in Myrtle Beach.
sponsored by:
Academy for Arts,
Science + Technology
Lindsey Beam
Second Place, 2D
Drew Bellah
Jackson Brookshire
Sadie Case
Kaden Chewning
Javelle Coleman
Allison Colquett
Honorable Mention, 3D
Boki Cook
Caitlin Covington
Brooklyn Dickson
Sophia Fleming
Ellarie Fluet
Ava Alexis Goff
Cheyann Hanford
Maya Harris
Judge’s Choice Award
Gabriella Haskins
Lillian Hidalgo Palm
Honorable Mention, 2D
Ryan Himelright
Katie Jeon
Kadence Leer
Best in Show
Collins McCallum
First Place, 2D
Rylee O’Leary
Mia Raimondi
Lakelyn Phillips
Maria Rosol
Second Place, 3D
Julia Saleeby
Julia Sutter
Academy for Technology
+ Academics
Meredith Boyd
Cheyanne Gerard
Carolina Forest High School
Andre Gaskins
Novaluz Green
Alexa Halling
Emma Kirchner
Third Place, 2D
Lauralai Mello
Denaia Merriweather
Camden Schilling
Fani Velazquez
The Georgetown School
of Arts + Sciences
Saylor Strickland
Myrtle Beach High
School
Marques Carter
Honorable Mention, 2D
Rychelle de Oliveira Rocha
Juanis Gomez
Donna Herring
Jade Lane-Fox
Alyson Lopez-Gonzalez
Heather Lopez Hernandez
Katie McCollum
Jaliyah Rice
James (JJ) Snead
Nicholas Timmons
Teagan Wilkes
North Myrtle Beach
High School
Caitlin Boone
Rising Star Award
Amber Chandler
Honorable Mention, 3D
Skyler Cromer
Deja (Milo) Goodson
Kendall Nicholson
Addie Nurnberger
Caiden Shriver
Willie Tozzi
Socastee High School
Kiarra Daymiel
Anthony Martinez-Donato
Honorable Mention, 3D
Natalia Medina
Summerton Moore
Best Photograph
Maela Phetakounce
Miley Watts
St. James High School
Jake Bradshaw
Anya Brannon
Dominic Calabreses
Jakeb Gilmore
Payton Hendrix
Honorable Mention, 2D
Crystal Hernandez-Gerardo
Mya Jones
Alice Lin
Lyric Littlejohn
First Place, 3D
Jaden McBride
Madison Maldoven
Danica Mele
Emory Rabon
Lilly Summers
Aria Thomas
Third Place, 3D
Lillia Willfahrt
Mia Zogopoulos
Vine + Branches Home Education/Pathways for Scholars
Joy Cook
Rachel Dozler
Maggie Elliott
Waccamaw High School
Hailey Bensch
Clare Fico
Maren Gasper
Makayla Javorski
Anna Weathers
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Myrtle Beach’s Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum strives to be one of the finest visual arts museums in the Carolinas. With 11 galleries that change throughout the year, Myrtle Beach’s only art museum offers exhibitions featuring paintings, textiles, sculpture, photography, video, ceramics, assemblage, collage and more. A visit to the Art Museum’s exhibitions can be enhanced by its lively programming, including artist receptions, tours, lectures, workshops and classes for both adults and children.
