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MCCC announces the winners of the Seventh Tri-County High School Exhibition

MCCC announces the winners of the Seventh Tri-County High School Exhibition

By Diane VanDyke
Montgomery County Community College’s Seventh Tri-County High School Exhibition features approximately 130 pieces of artwork by more than 100 high school students from Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties. Photo by Linda Johnson

Montgomery County Community College’s Seventh Tri-County High School Exhibition features approximately 130 pieces of artwork by more than 100 high school students from Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties. Photo by Linda Johnson

Montgomery County Community College’s Seventh Tri-County High School Exhibition features approximately 130 pieces of artwork by more than 100 students from high schools across Berks, Chester and Montgomery counties. The show will be on display through March 20.

The show was juried by artist Nancy Saladik, and the following students received special best in show winnerrecognition and prizes for their work. Additionally, visitors can vote on their favorite piece of artwork for the People’s Choice award now through March 13.

  • Best In Show: Weightless, oil and acrylic on canvas, Sophia Zhu, Methacton High School
  • Juror's Choice Award: Face Pull, charcoal, Alexandria Bender, Upper Merion Area High School
  • Magic, digital photography, Derin Gurusco, The Hill School 
  • Child's Rage, mixed media, Sarah Jiong, The Hill School 
  • The Creation of Peapod, mixed media, Alyssa Rulli, Pottstown High School 
  • Oma, mixed media, Claire Feltenberger, Owen J. Roberts High School 
  • Attitude, charcoal, Katrina Subick, Owen J. Roberts High School 
  • Reluctant Benevolence, mixed media, Felicia Wolfer, Owen J. Roberts High School 
  • Crustacean Collection, mixed media, Sean Matthews, Perkiomen Valley High School 
  • Reflective Still Life, charcoal, Ava Guarino, Spring-Ford High School 
  • There's Always Blood on My Hands, digital photography, Brianna Petriga, Spring-Ford High School 
  • Suffocation, digital photography, Khanh Tran, Spring-Ford High School 
  • Young Thug, acrylic on canvas, James Guerin, La Salle College High School 
  • Basket with Braided Handle, ceramics and mixed media, Celyn Broomhead, La Salle College HS 
  • The Balls, colored pencil, Jack Kapralick, Methacton High School 
  • Coil Bowl, ceramics, Riley Wakfield, Upper Merion Area High School 

For more information about the exhibition, contact Galleries Director Patrick Rodgers at 215-619-7349 or [email protected]. Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MCCCArtsandCulture/ for information about upcoming performances and art exhibitions.

The North Hall Art Gallery is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Closed weekends.

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