57th Annual National High School Art Exhibition

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This article features the 57^th Annual National High School Art Exhibition held at the Corcoran Gallery and School of Art, Washington, D. C. on June 2-17, 1984

For 57 years Scholastic, Inc., with the cooperation of civic-minded sponsors, has conducted an art awards program for American high-school students. Aiming to encourage student achievement in creative art, the program has started many worthy students on their way toward advanced study and careers in the art field. Jewelry is one of the 15 classifications in which honors are awarded.

Gail Bowman - 57th Annual National High School Art Exhibition — Gail Bowman, Waterlord Mott High School, Pontiac, MI, Necklace and Earrings

Regional exhibitions of the best work from art classrooms of secondary schools are held in February. From these a national jury of distinguished artists and art educators select finalists who receive honors, including 100 tuition scholarships granted by art schools and colleges, gold medals, certificates and special awards. Outstanding work is shown at the National High School Art Exhibition.

Tim McInery - 57th Annual National High School Art Exhibition — Tim McInery, Wylie E. Groves High School, Birmingham, MI, Airplane Pin

Metalsmith Magazine – 1984 Fall

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