2022-2023 Scholastic Art Winners

Penn’s talented student artists are once again being recognized for their amazing talents.

This year Penn has a total of 100 Scholastic Art Award winners overall (click to see the full list of winners below):

• 12 Gold Key winners
• 38 Silver Key winners
• 50 Honorable Mention

Pictured below, right to left are, some of the Gold Key Winners:

1. Brody Campbell, “Grasping for Life,” Gold Key Winner
2. Etta Forry, “Peacock Eyes,” Gold Key Winner
3. Greta Lannon, “Texture Augmented,” Gold Key
    

Scholastic Art Awards are the largest and longest running competition for junior and high school students nationwide; and the program is celebrating their 100th anniversary this year. There are three levels of awards: Gold Key, Silver Key, and Honorable Mention (see the full list of winners below). The Gold Key winners go on to compete at the national level in New York City; along with the tremendous honor, this level usually brings many opportunities for scholarships.

In the Michiana area, Gold and Silver Key winners will be included in an impressive public exhibition at the Warner Gallery at the South Bend Museum of Art located in the Century Center. Honorable Mention Award winners will be displayed digitally throughout the museum. This year’s exhibit runs from Saturday, February 4 –  Saturday, April 29, kicking off with an Open House reception for artists, families, and teachers on February 4, from 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Entry is free and open to the public.