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Governor's Regional Results 2013


Pop by Jordan Danko

Congratulations to the following students whose work was selected at the regional judging of the Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition.  Wish them luck as their works now competes at the State level next weekend.   From the 12,000 regional entries from the 15 regions, approximately 2,500 are selected to enter the state judging. State jurors then select 300 for the actual exhibition, with 25 of the 300 chosen to receive the Governor's Award of Excellence.

Jerod Allen                Rebellion Series of 3                                     Photography
Jerod Allen                Connections                                                  Photography
Kevin Butler              Fusion Series of 5                                         Digital Art
Joseph Craig              Jets                                                                Digital Art
Leah Cope                 Camouflage                                                   Photography
Jordan Danko            Bounce                                                          Photography
Jordan Danko            Pop                                                                Photography
Sam Huber                USA Made                                                     Photography
Lauren Lalli              Salt-                                                                Painting
Matt Liebowitz          Breaking In                                                    Photography
Paul Rooney              Little Things In Nature                                  Photography
Jordan R-Towler       Watch and Glass                                            Drawing
Paige Schlosser         Domesticated Metalwork                               Sculpture
Hannah Smith           Ridin Bright                                                   Photography
Dan Walton              Light in the Mountains                                   Digital Art
Villy Yeoh                Pride                                                              Painting
Joe Young                Decades of Abandonment                              Digital Art
Joe Young                Broken Window to a Broken Place                Digital Art


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