Published March 7, 2022
The University of Louisiana Monroe School of Visual and Performing Arts presents the
29th Annual High School Junior/Senior Juried Art Exhibition through March 18 at Bry
Art Gallery. Gallery hours are Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m., and Friday 8-11:30
a.m. Admission is free, and the public is welcome to view the exhibition.
Northeast Louisiana high school art students submitted artworks from their studio
endeavors to the competition. High schools represented include Neville, Ouachita Christian,
Ouachita Parish, Richwood, Saline, Sterlington, West Monroe, Weston, West Ouachita,
and Wossman.
The exhibition received more than 140 works. A panel of ULM art faculty judged these
entries based on creativity and mastery of the chosen medium. Fifty-six entries were
selected and are on exhibit.
Winners were announced on Feb. 24. Various cash awards, talent grants, and scholarships
were given to deserving students.
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Ella Mayfield – Gretchen Dean Best of Show for “Myself,” watercolor and Prismacolor
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Josiah Williams – Art Program Award for “Alaina,” white pencil
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Madison DiCarlo – Beverly Jean Marvin Award for “Sunlight,” acrylic on canvas
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Megan Calhoun – Beverly Jean Marvin Award for “Wondrous Fantasies,” Prismacolor
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Harlee Johnson – Beverly Jean Marvin Award for “A Pig’s Feast,” mixed media
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Katelyn Wells – Noble Photography Award and Arts Council of Northeast Louisiana Award
for Creativity for “Sunset Through Glass,” digital photograph
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Callan Thornton – ULM Foundation Award of Merit for “Fresher than Expected,” soft
pastel
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Angel Williams – ULM Foundation Award of Merit for “Husky’s Gaze,” charcoal
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Madison Irvin – ULM Foundation Award of Merit for “Irvin,” Prismacolor
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Madison DiCarlo – Talent Grant Award for “La Vie En Rose,” acrylic (NFS)
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Callan Thornton – Arts Council of Northeast Louisiana Award for Artistic Skill for
“Tercia de Muerte,” oil paint on wood
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Tottainee Marshall – People’s Choice Award for “The Picture,” charcoal
Any questions about the exhibition can be sent to Joni Noble, Art Program Coordinator,
at noble@ulm.edu
