Students Honored with Scholastic Art Awards

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards program is the longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens in the United States. Students submit works in a number of categories, including photography, drawing and illustration, digital art, fashion and mixed media. Dana Hall students stood out from thousands of entries, and received 14 awards and honorable mentions—with some students winning multiple awards.

 

Gold Keys

A. Fu ’24, Drawing & Illustration (2), "Chickens or Eggs" and "Childhood Pleasures"

S. Gu ’24, Drawing & Illustration, "Plans"

C. Lee ’22, Drawing & Illustration, "Carp Friends"

 

Silver Keys

S. Gu ’24, Digital Art, "An Ocean in the Horizon"

C. Lee ’22, Drawing & Illustration (2), "What’s Seen Just by Twirling Once" and "Roots Make Plants"

 

Honorable Mentions

A. Fu ’24, Drawing & Illustration (2), "Transfer of Love" and "Covid Lantern"

F. Gu ’23, Mixed Media, "Heaven and Earth (Mountain Weaving)"

C. Lee ’22, Drawing & Illustration, "American Constitution"

V. Liu ’23, Drawing & Illustration, "Film Ink in a Blazer"

V. Liu ’23, Fashion, "Urban Wildlife"

S. Wang ’24, Photography, "Spring, Abandoned"

 

Work is judged on originality, technical skill and emergence of a personal voice or vision. National medalists will be announced on March 17.