“The Fallen, the Falling” by Teressa Wesley from Mars High School won first place in the painting category of the Middle/High School Art Show at the Butler Art Center.

Awards for work in the Middle/High School Art Show were presented Friday at the Butler Art Center.

Six high schools are participating with more than 300 individual pieces of artwork.

Best in Show was awarded to Kelsey Gianfrancesco for her painting “Bubbly.”

Other awards included:

Painting Teressa Wesley, “The Fallen, the Falling,” firstJesse Glatz, “My Tiny Woman,” secondMax Ludwig, “Fractal,” honorable mentionEmma Voelker, “Dreams,” honorable mention

Works On PaperJasmine Humphreys, “Venice,” firstOwen Purdue, “Lady Josephine,” secondDanny Ledbetter, “Untitled,” honorable mentionAudrey Gehm, “The Wall and Her Art,” honorable mention

Functional 3D ArtElyse Spawn, “This Car is Toast,” firstKatie Podlowski, “Fluted Mug,” secondHaylea Rieger, “Down to Earth,” honorable mentionStorm Harvin, “Honey I'm Home,” honorable mention

Sculpture Lisa Fields, “Whimsy Fox,” firstDelaney Maitland, “Disembodied,” secondHaylea Rieger, “Look Rieger,” honorable mentionLisa Fields, “Deep Sea Darth,” honorable mention

PrintsJessie Glatz, “Dare You are Snowman,” firstJessie Glatz, “Mean Lady,” secondKenzie Hiles, “Untitled,” honorable mentionAmelia Reese, “Antique Cameras Sold on the Streets of Paris,” honorable mention

PhotographyMaddie Caesar, “Snow Angel,” honorable mentionCambree Powers, “I'm Fine,” honorable mention.

The Middle/High School Art Show continues through March 16 at the Butler Art Center, 344 S. Main St.

The center is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and noon to 4 p.m. Saturdays. Admission is free.

Call 724-283-6922 or visit ButlerArtCenter.org.

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