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MMHS Visual Arts Show winners

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We’d like to thank all of the student artists who participated in this year’s MMHS Visual Arts Show! We had over 200 entries, but we were able to choose only 16 works by our juniors and seniors to represent our school at the All-State High School Visual Arts Show at the Springville Museum of Art.

Special congratulations to the following students who were recognized for their visual artworks with a juror’s choice award:
Bridger Farnworth
David Skelton
Emma Shuman
Kayte Conners
Arabel Gomez
Judson Hunter
Ashlyn Hughes

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Story by Jethro Gillespie. Photo by Ashlyn Hughes.

Julia Hart- Sophomore Visual Artist Award

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We want to give a shout out to sophomore artist, Julia Hart, for her artwork, a 9"x 12" pencil drawing referencing a 1905 photographic portrait by Edward Curtis of the Sioux Lakota warrior 'Chief Three Horses.' This drawing was the only artwork chosen to represent all of the students in Nebo district this year and was accepted to the Utah State Senate Visual Arts competition, which is a serious award!

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Story by Jethro Gillespie. Artwork by Julia Hart.

Student Art

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3 of our students got their artworks into the Springville Museum this year. Go check out the museum to see the art from students across the state.

Students are:
1- Parker Farnworth (teapot)
2- Denver Christopherson (painting of mother and baby)
3- Kaitlyn Laing (embroidery hoops)

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Story and photos by Jethro Gillespie.

School Art Show

Submitted by tyler.lewis on
Go see the MMHS art show up in the auditorium hallway! Unfortunately, it won't be up for very long, as we're taking 13 of the entries (those with ribbons) on to represent our school at the Springville Museum of Art next week.If you have a chance sometime, you might like to see what some of the students have been up to.

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Story and photo by Jethro Gillespie.

Award Winning Art Students

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Two MMHS students, Emily Johnson (senior) and Cadence Peterson (junior), were both chosen to represent our school (and the only ones in our entire district) in the Utah State Senate Landscape Visual Arts competition.

Emily won 13th place (out of 230 entries) and $300. Cadence won 1st place and a $5,000 award!

They will both be recognized at the capitol on Tuesday, February 14th in a ceremony.

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Story by Jethro Gillespie.