WHS Junior Miki Chiang, was accepted into the Ceramic National Exhibition!
Her work will be on display in Richmond, VA from March 25-27th.
From the Exhibition Foundation:
“The best work in our exhibition is consistently judged to be better than undergraduate and much of the graduate work produced nationwide… Designed to showcase the best K12 ceramic work made in the country, the exhibition takes place in a different city each year in conjunction with the annual conference of The National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA). The NCECA conference is the preeminent ceramic event in the US annually, gathering professionals from universities, colleges, museums, art galleries and the ceramic arts world to a host city to view exhibitions, demonstrations, talks and other ceramic events. For that week, the host city is the world capital of ceramics.”
update 4/20/2020
From the The National K12 Ceramic Exhibition Foundation Scholarship Committee:
We are happy to confirm that your ceramic entry in The National K-12 Ceramic Exhibition this year was selected for further distinction. You have been awarded the Artistic Merit Award. This award, created by The National K12 Ceramic Exhibition Foundation – Board of Trustees, comes with this description:
25 Awards of Artistic Merit are awarded to student works at the exhibition . Students receive a certificate and their display label is marked indicating this recognition. Awards by grade level as follows: gr K-5: ( 3 Artistic Merit) ; gr 6-8 (3 Artistic Merit); gr.9-10 (7 Artistic Merit); gr 11-12 (12 Artistic Merit).
Many people work together to create our exhibition every year and the award you have been chosen to receive is part of our program to recognize excellence and reward it. Your award was created as part of this larger effort. We ask that you please help ensure those whose generosity helped create your award are informed by you that you have received it.
Certificates of Artistic Merit are awarded at the exhibition by the juror.
