Arkansas Young Arts Association Winner
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Arkansas Young Arts Association Winner
Earlier this month, 12 students traveled to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to compete in AYAA (Arkansas Young Arts Association), the state's largest student art competition, with 62 schools and 1,380 students represented from across the state. We are happy to announce Thaden students swept the Functional Ceramics awards, winning 1st-4th place!
Our students won the following awards:
Cambria F. '26: Fiber Arts Expressive 1st place
Emil S. '26: Digital Abstract 1st place
Violet B. '27: Fiber Arts Realistic 3rd place
Eliza S. '28: Functional Ceramics 1st place
Natalie W. '28: Functional Ceramics 2nd place
David R. '26: Functional Ceramics 3rd place
Stellen H. '28: Functional Ceramics 4th place
Robyn B. '26: Sculptural Ceramics 3rd place
Be sure to look for their pieces on display around campus.