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Small artwork captures big awards for LT artists

Four Lyons Township High School senior student-artists captured honorable mention honors in the annual Chicagoland 4 X 5

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Four Lyons Township High School senior student-artists captured honorable mention honors in the annual Chicagoland 4 X 5, the largest “small” art exhibit in the nation. This regional exhibit displays student artwork from 49 high schools with more than 1,000 pieces entered, measuring 4x5 inches, created from the following categories: drawing, painting, photography, relief, sculpture, computer generated imagery, printmaking, and mixed media.

Of the art pieces submitted, just over 100 works are selected to receive awards. 1st, 2nd 3rd place and 10% from each category earned Honorable Mention. Winning students will have their work recognized at an opening scheduled for November 10.

A Portfolio Day is available for students. Participants will have an opportunity to make connections with nearly two dozen art colleges art around the United States. In addition, workshops will be offered to students.

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The following students received recognition:

Evan Sherman: Computer Generated - senior, Western Springs

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Grace Burden: Painting - senior, LaGrange Park

Maria Gondos: Drawing – senior, Brookfield

Aimee Rounds: 2x painting – senior, Western Springs

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