Saint Bernard School Students Win Scholastic Art Award

Saint Bernard School Students Win Scholastic Art Award

Posted on February 26, 2019 in: School News

Congratulations to seniors Michael Wyeth Bonser and Terrence Tang whose artworks were chosen from among 3,500 student entries from all over Connecticut for the Regional Scholastic Art Awards. Michael received a Gold Key and Best in Portfolio for his portfolio titled “Complexities of Life” which features 8 pieces of his work. He also received the Hartford Art School Scholarship and the CT Women Artists Scholarship.

Terrence received a Gold Key for his watercolor painting “Earth to Earth.” Their work, which was exhibited at the 2019 Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Show at Slipe Gallery, Hartford Art School on the university campus, will be sent on to the National Scholastic Awards to compete against Gold Key Regional Award winners from around the country. Scholastic Art Awards

Congratulations to both these young artists for receiving such high honors!

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