2016 Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition State Winners

Congratulations to digital media art students Ryan Dilts, Emily Hoyle, and Katrina Kessler, who each had a work of art selected for the Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition. Only 300 works of art are selected out of 11,500 entries. The work of these students has been judged as the top 2% in the entire state of Ohio. The exhibition opens at the James A. Rhodes State Office Tower, across from the State Capitol, from April 17 - May 19, 2016. At the exhibition opening, students receive Awards of Excellence and scholarship awards. Please visit http://www.govart.org/ for more information.

Ryan Dilts "Deconstruction of Beauty" Series of 4

Emily Hoyle "Elegance of Braiding" (Series of 3)

Katrina Kessler "Contour"

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