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Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition Opens at RVC

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  • 03/06/2025

The Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition Opened at Rock Valley College on Wednesday, March 5, in the Educational Resource Center on the college’s Main Campus.

2025 Art Exhibition

RVC's Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition Opened on Wednesday, March 5

The breathtaking art on display represents high schools from across RVC’s district and includes mediums such as ceramics, oil painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, acrylics, jewelry, and more.

Best of Show - Nayeli Villalpando of Jefferson High School for ABOVE ALL OTHERS

  • First Place - Alexis Adams of Guilford High School for THE RACOON (clay and mixed media)
  • Second Place - Roman Gorsline of Boylan Catholic High School for DEFENSELESS
  • Third Place - Delaney Mckinny of Byron High School for ROOTS RUN DEEP

Honorable Mentions

  • Helen Hoffman of Auburn High School for YOU NEVER USED TO SEE THEM AROUND HERE
  • Mily Sigala of Jefferson High School for AVOIDING REALITY
  • Paige Giardina of Rockford Christian for PURSE
  • Javier Miranda of Boylan Catholic High School for THE RIFT
  • Madison Lane of Byron High School for JADWIGA: KING OF POLAND

 

Juror’s Mentions

  • Payton Skupien of Hononegah Community High School for DALA HORSE
  • Azlynn, Anderson of Harlem High School for MAC IN A SHELL
  • Donnell Jackson of Guilford High School for STILL FIZZ
  • Ashci Xayaseng of Jefferson High School for RIBBON OF FATE
  • Sierra Uchegbu of Guilford High School SELF PORTRAIT
  • Lizbeth Ramirez of Jefferson High School for BUBBLES
  • Dutton More of Hononegah Community High School for THE UNKNOWN
  • Stephanie Irving of Hononegah Community High School for UNTITLED
  • Savannah Little of Christian Life High School for FROZEN LEAVES
  • Varely Lopez of Roosevelt Community Education Center for ETERNAL DEATH

Congratulations to all the high school artists featured in the Annual Juried High School Art Exhibition. The show runs through April 2. It is free to view during Estelle M. Black Library hours: Mondays through Thursdays from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Fridays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.

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