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Winners Announced for ATR’s 8th Annual Art Contest


Portrayal of Montana Inspired by Famous Artists

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Each year, ATR hosts a rotating-themed art contest for high school students in Hamilton, Montana. This year, students were asked to pick a well-known famous artist for inspiration. For example: Renoir, Van Gogh, C.M. Russell, Georgia O'Keeffe, Michelangelo, M.C. Escher, Barbara Hepworth, Yayoi Kusama, Banksy, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Bob Ross, Romare Bearden, Rosa Bonheur, etc. Create a work depicting your vision of Montana using inspiration from that particular artist’s work.

Winning Entries and Submissions

Sketch or Drawing

1st Place

Riley Allen

Prairie Falcon

Florence 12th Grade

2nd Place

Riley Allen

Falcon on a Barbed Wire Fence

Florence 12th Grade

3rd Place

Jayde Venema

The Wild Bear

Corvallis 11th Grade

4th Place

Megan Jessop

Meadowlarks

Corvallis 11th Grade

Painting

1st Place

Emily Rau

The Glorious Mountains

Hamilton 11th Grade

2nd Place

Riley Dahlstrom

Deer with Montana Flora

Corvallis 10th Grade

3rd Place

Janessa Chaplin

Western Meadowlark

Hamilton 12th Grade

4th Place

Sophia Jarrett

Montana’s Mansion

Corvallis 12th Grade

Sculpture

1st Place

Megan Jessop

Mountain's Starry Night

Corvallis 11th Grade

2nd Place

Conner McBride

Industry of Chores

Florence 11th Grade

3rd Place

Phinehas R. Luhmann

Pine Cone Vessel

Florence 11th Grade

4th Place

Brooklyn Oliveria

Bison Tea Pot

Florence 10th Grade

Special Awards

Best of Show

Megan Jessop

Mountain's Starry Night

Corvallis 11th Grade

President’s Award

Nate Smith

Pop Chief Joseph

Florence 12th Grade

Founder’s Award

Caleb Katen

The Fish Flow

Florence 10th Grade

People’s Choice

Emily Rau

The Glorious Mountains

Hamilton 11th Grade

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