Liberty Central School District Shines with 11 Wins at Sullivan County Art Show

Students from Liberty Central School District won 11 awards at the Sullivan County PK-12 Art Show, held at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Four Liberty students won the Artist Choice Awards in Photography. Leonel Malaga Ventura was awarded for his black and white photography, while Jill Baumander, Kaitlyn Bodolosky, and Maria Quintanilla Bonilla won for color photography.

In the Sculpture category, Roz Schauerhamer, a Studio Art student, received an Artist Choice award. Brittany Cardenas won two Artist Choice awards in the Ceramics category, and Brook Bull received a Student Choice award. Another Studio Art student, Madelynn Stewart, won an Artist Choice award in Painting.

Aulanie Garcia Velez won a Student Choice award in the Mixed Media category. Giovanni Flores Leon received an Artist Choice Award in the Drawing category. These awards were chosen by professionals, reflecting the quality of the students' work.

The art show, which began with a high school student opening, was open to the public over the weekend. It displayed student artwork from various categories, including ceramics and glass, digital art design, black and white drawing, color drawing, mixed media, painting, black and white photography, color photography, film and animation, and sculpture. Approximately 125 pieces from Liberty students were on display, showcasing the range of artistic talent in the Liberty Central School District.

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