April 12 – May 21, 2022
A diverse array of media as well as artistic styles fills the second-floor galleries with color, life and originality — an extraordinary opportunity for area high school art students to gain experience in the actual process of having their artwork exhibited in a professional setting.
This year, Georgetown-SC artist Natalie Daise will judge the art. For more than 30 years, Daise has been a performing and visual artist. Her belief in the positive power of stories fuels all her work. A self taught, visionary artist, Daise’s performances, painting and functional art pieces arise from the tradition of storytelling. “I believe we are all creative and sometimes just need a little help manifesting it. I’m good at that.” Committed to making art and presentations that entertain, educate, empower and inspire, Daise has participated in the creative process and facilitated educational, creative and community building experiences for years. Daise holds an MA in Creativity Studies from Union Institute and University.
Awards:
sponsored by Sandy Hubbard and Tom Logan
Academy for Arts,
Science + Technology
Brianna Arrowood
Keegan Brown
Anastasia Bruorton
Roni Butbul,
Second Place, 2D
Brady Carney,
Best in Show
Eden Chowning
Kayla DeBrunner
Giavanna Feschuk
Hannah Garrett
Lesslie Hernandez Olvera
Barlow Hoffman
Anna Grace Hunter
Ava Hussey
Jack Jemison
Isabella Knapp
Haven Lowery,
First Place, 2D
Summer Malave
Athena Matyas
Leslie Mendoza,
Beth Eakins Memorial
Award [Judge’s Choice]
Jazmyn Oliver
Jackson Penn
Lakelyn Phillips
Isabella Quade,
First Place, 3D
Hailee Robinson
Jasmine Rohde
Xara Saldarriaga,
Third Place, 2D
Ju’Kiyah Scurry
Lauren Senig
Hayden Staiger
Van Tran
Nathaniel Turner
Matthew Uhrain
Zaria Windley,
Third Place, 3D
Calvary Christian School
Amrithaa Balachandran
Carolina Forest High School
Madison Aherne
Oliva Ailstock
Adriana Ayala
Leslie Brown
Kyndall Cooper
Taylor Foxworth
Ani Harris
Jordan Kimmick
Cayden Sharp
Ava Silva
The Georgetown School
of Arts + Sciences
Ella Cheek
Saylor Strickland
Green Sea Floyds High School
Alicia Armstrong
Natalie Sperr
Lowcountry Preparatory School
Madeleine Davis
Manny Marcantoni
Jessica Sandor
Elisa Wahl
Myrtle Beach High
School
Maryory Benavides
Izzi Lynch
Catherine McCollum
Lizzie McCullom
Tre Phillips
Cousteau Rountree
North Myrtle Beach
High School
Hannah Harman
Noah Lester
Socastee High School
Lindsey Beam,
Rising Star Award
Kristen Fattizzi
Kloe Gregory,
Honorable Mention, 2D
Makayla Hartley
Parker Kavanaugh
Makenzie Reichart
Caroline Szyszkowski
Izzy Zygmont
St. James High School
Jordyn Baker,
Second Place, 3D
Rickey Barnes
Laney Brown
Dakota Burrows
Gabriella Carr
Becca Cleveland
Ciara Fowler,
Honorable Mention, 3D
Harley Furr
Lilli Groves
Ryan Himelright
Taylor Less
Levi Mallory
Eve Phillips
Kaylee Smith
Vine + Branches Home Education
Maggie Elliott
Tracey Evans
© 2016 Franklin G. Burroughs • Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum
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.
