LOLHS Wins Big at the Future Choices Art Show!

The Visual Arts Department of Lyme-Old Lyme High School is proud to announce outstanding results from this year’s Future Choices Art Show, sponsored by the Shoreline Arts Alliance.
Junior Grace Phaneuf won Best in Show for her drawing, “Blank Pages,” also earning the Earl Grenville Killeen Founders Award for Mr. Allik as teacher of the Best in Show recipient. Other first place winners included Senior Kennedy McCormick in Printmaking for her etching “Dubious One” and Senior Abby Patana in Digital Art for “Liability.” Senior Lea Wilson earned third place in Painting for her triptych, “Burnt Out,” while Sophomore Aven Kellert took both second place for a self-portrait and an honorable mention, both in the competitive Drawing category. Other honorable mentions included Junior Sarah Colangelo in painting, Sophomore Gloria Conley in sculpture and Freshman Sydney St. Pierre in ceramics.
Other LOLHS students with works juried into the show included Livie Bass, Henry Boller, Sophia Cheung, Grace Colwell, Adam Damiano, Willa Hoerauf, Sedona Holland, Maggie Thuma and Nick Turtoro. The exhibit runs from March 10 to April 2 at Sill house Gallery, Lyme Academy of Fine Arts with gallery hours Wednesday and Thursday 3:00 PM-6:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday 11:00 AM-4:00 PM.
Students who reside or attend school in the 24-town Shoreline region are eligible to submit up to three works per category for this juried competition. Award-winners earn cash prizes and scholarships to be announced at an awards ceremony on Saturday March 25th from 9:00 AM-12:00 PM. Congratulations to all who participated!

WELL DONE WILDCATS &
CONGRATULATIONS MR. ALLIK!