Hutchison Girls Win Big at 2025 Regional Scholastic Art Awards
Hutchison girls won 53 Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards this year, with 8 Gold Keys, 18 Silver Keys, and 27 Honorable Mentions.
We’re reminded of the remarkable talent of our artists every day, but it’s even more exciting when their work earns recognition from professionals. With 53 awards, Hutchison led all other independent schools in the regional competition.
The Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards is an annual juried student art contest representing students from over 100 schools in East Arkansas, West Tennessee, and North Mississippi. This competition offers the girls a chance to compete on a regional and national level and be recognized for their talent and creativity. It also offers the public a glimpse into the consistent quality of work produced by Hutchison’s visual art department.
We also want to celebrate the professional artists who work with our girls daily. They foster a classroom environment that nurtures creativity while helping students build confidence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Gold Key Winners
Kate Connell ’25: Portfolio
Hannah Dunlap ’25: Drawing & Illustration
Olivia Evans ’25: Drawing & Illustration
Angela He ’25: Sculpture
Maren Levy ’26: Mixed Media
Hannah Pollard ’25: Sculpture
Chloe Warner ’25: One in Portfolio and One in Drawing & Illustration
Silver Key Winners
Macie Carr ’25: Drawing & Illustration
Anna Chiozza ’26: Two in Mixed Media
Kate Connell ’25: Sculpture
Olivia Evans ’25: Portfolio
Angela He ’25: Two in Sculpture
Maggie Miller ’26: Two in Drawing & Illustration
Garner Monroe ’25: Two in Architecture & Industrial Design and Two in Mixed Media
Yilin Pan ’28: Drawing & Illustration
Maya Pentecost ’26: Painting
Hadley Rhett ’26: Drawing & Illustration
Acelynn Saisuphaluck ’28: Digital Art
Molly Wondries ’26: Drawing & Illustration
Honorable Mention Winners
Elizabeth Adams ’26: Sculpture
Anne Tyler Bartusch ’26: Drawing & Illustration
Ellye Carpenter ’25: Sculpture
Macie Carr ’25: Drawing & Illustration
Anna Chiozza ’26: One in Mixed Media and One in Painting
Kate Connell ’25: Sculpture
Hannah Dunlap ’25: Five in Drawing & Illustration
Nellie Keras ’26: Painting
Isabella Klimo ’25: One in Portfolio and One in Sculpture
Olivia Landess ’26: Mixed Media
Taylor McAdams ’26: Drawing & Illustration
Garner Monroe ’25: Mixed Media
Lila Murphey ’25: Two in Drawing & Illustration
Yilin Pan ’28: Drawing & Illustration
Sara Kate Ratton ’25: Mixed Media
Acelynn Saisuphaluck ’28: Two in Drawing & Illustration and One in Painting
Sammye Kate Selecman ’26: Painting
Lucy Wilson ’27: Painting
The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art will exhibit Gold Key-winning artwork from January 24 through February 23 and host an awards ceremony for Gold Key, Silver Key, and Honorable Mention winners on Friday, February 7.
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