Cailee Manzer

8th grade student at SAMS was honored with a certificate of participation in the Youth Art Month exhibit at the Maine Education Association Offices, Augusta, ME. Her artwork and other students from Maine can be viewed from now until September 2012.

Lyric Deagle and David Coombs were chosen by VSA, International Organization on Arts and Disability and Artsonia “All Kids Can Create exhibit”. These 2 students have been selected to move onto the VSA National office where one of them will be chosen to represent the state of Maine in the annual exhibition at Union Station, June 2011. The winner’s artwork will also tour the country as part of a national exhibition.
For more info contact:
Rachel Spatz
Education & Program Director
VSA Maine
207.930.0190
rspatz@vsartsmaine.org

Kaleb Brown’s “, 8th grade student at SAMS.  His painting of “3 Musicians” inspired by Picasso is in the “Maine Youth Excellence in Art exhibit.”  His artwork can be viewed from now until the closing ceremonies on April 11, 2011. 

For more info contact:
John Holdridge
Arts in Education Associate
Maine Arts Commission
193 State Street, 25 SHS
Augusta, ME 04333-0025
207/287-2790 Direct Line
207/287-2724 General Office Line
John.Holdridge@maine.gov
www.mainearts.com

Lyric Deagle and David Coombs were chosen by VSA, International Organization on Arts and Disability and Artsonia “All Kids Can Create exhibit”. These 2 students have been selected to move onto the VSA National office where one of them will be chosen to represent the state of Maine in the annual exhibition at Union Station, June 2011. The winner’s artwork will also tour the country as part of a national exhibition.
For more info contact:
Rachel Spatz
Education & Program Director
VSA Maine
207.930.0190
rspatz@vsartsmaine.org

Olivia Hale, 8th grade student at SAMS was honored with a certificate of participation in the Youth Art Month exhibit at the Portland Museum of Art, Portland, ME. This exhibit will can be viewed from now until April 3, 2011.

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Emily Sincyr’s “Boston Terrier” ceramic tile art was chosen for the Maine Principal’s Association exhibit. Her work is displayed MPA (Maine Principal Association) Conference Center in Augusta from now until May 2011.
For more info contact:
Debra J. Cates
Maine Principals' Association
P.O. Box 2468 - 50 Industrial Drive
Augusta, ME 04338-2468
Augusta, ME 04338-2468
207-622-0217
dcates@mpa.cc