O'Neal Make Strong Showing at Young People's Fine Arts Festival
This year's Young People's Fine Arts Festival accepted 377 entries from schools in Moore County. A combination of 30 paintings, drawings, mixed medium work, pottery and photography were selected among O'Neal students by their art teachers. Congratulations to all O'Neal Falcons who were selected to have their work showcased at the Festival.
In addition, the following students were recognized by the Festival judges for their excellence in art.
The Arts Council of Moore County celebrates its 50th birthday this year. It has hosted the Young Peoples Fine Arts Festival for 27 years and O'Neal has been a strong participant for as long as the Festival has been in existence.
From their website: The Young People’s Fine Arts Festival (YPFAF) is the Arts Council’s opportunity to showcase the artistic talents of students in grades K-12 from all of Moore County’s public, private, charter, and home schools. Chosen by each school, all entries are exhibited at the Arts Council Galleries at Campbell House in March, which is “Art in Schools” Month
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High School Segment
Paige Greytak 2nd Place Drawing
Noah Bass 2nd Place Mixed Medium
Morgan Lewis 3rd Place Painting
Noah Bass Honorable Mention Painting
Middle School Segment
Addie Tauch Honorable Mention Drawing
Eason Hodgkin 2nd Place Printmaking
Elementary School Segment- NO Awards but Honorable Mentions
Caysen Cox, Honorable Mention
Addie Schuerger Honorable Mention
Sadie Duffy Honorable Mention
The Arts Council of Moore County celebrates its 50th birthday this year. It has hosted the Young Peoples Fine Arts Festival for 27 years and O'Neal has been a strong participant for as long as the Festival has been in existence.
From their website: The Young People’s Fine Arts Festival (YPFAF) is the Arts Council’s opportunity to showcase the artistic talents of students in grades K-12 from all of Moore County’s public, private, charter, and home schools. Chosen by each school, all entries are exhibited at the Arts Council Galleries at Campbell House in March, which is “Art in Schools” Month
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