Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Pictured above are students with art teacher Marilee Ragland, showing their work for the Youth Art Month exhibit; from left, first grader Stanley Beal with his "Self Portrait" painted in tempera; first grader Pearl Baldi with her oil pastel drawing of "Twinkle the Otter;" Ragland holding the "Red Fish in Watercolor" painted by fourth grader Maleia Pato who could not attend the reception; fourth grader Katelyn Mathewson who was awarded an honorable mention for her "Harvest Table Collage;" and Karlina Garcia who won first prize for her "Fish Collage." (Pictured above are students with art teacher Marilee Ragland, showing their work for the Youth Art Month exhibit; from left, first grader Stanley Beal with his "Self Portrait" painted in tempera; first grader Pearl Baldi with her oil pastel drawing of "Twinkle the Otter;" Ragland holding the "Red Fish in Watercolor" painted by fourth grader Maleia Pato who could not attend the reception; fourth grader Katelyn Mathewson who was awarded an honorable mention for her "Harvest Table Collage;" and Karlina Garcia who won first prize for her "Fish Collage.")
FALLBROOK - Works of art by five local students who have studied with Marilee Ragland at the Fallbrook School of the Arts were accepted into the Youth Art Month (YAM) Exhibit held at the San Diego Art Institute (SDAI) in Balboa Park from February 13 through March 13. The exhibit was sponsored by the San Diego County branch of the California Art Education Association (SDCAEA) in conjunction with the San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE).
This year’s exhibition included artworks from 33 public, private, parochial, and charter schools in San Diego County. It was a highly competitive show since there was not room for the 250 entries and nearly half of them were juried out.
The five local students who had their art accepted included Stanley Beal, Pearl Baldi, Maleia Pato, Katelyn Mathewson, and Karlina Garcia.
On March 13, students, their families, and friends were invited to a reception and awards ceremony at the SDAI. All artists were presented with a certificate of excellence and students who won awards received them.
Karlina Garcia, who placed first in the third through fifth grade category will have her work sent on to a seven-county competition to be held from April 2 through May 1 in Mission Viejo.
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