Seventh Place
"Babayaga's Birdhouse"
clay
Anna Vitebskiy
Riverwood International Charter School Senior
Heather Meyer, instructor
Our AHSAE sponsors this spring are listed below, as they commit. THANK YOU ALL!
THANK YOU BARRY GLUSTOFF OF DIGITAL ARTS STUDIO WHO IS DONATING AN EXHIBITION POSTER TO EVERY 2024 WINNER!
THANK YOU ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN FOR DONATING FORTY TICKETS THIS YEAR!
THANK YOU GEOFF SCOTT AT TOCO FRAMING FOR DONATING THE FRAMING FOR OUR HIGHEST RATED 2D WORK AGAIN THIS YEAR!
BELOW IS THE LIST OF SPONSORS AND HOW THEY HAVE HELPED OUR HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTS IN PREVIOUS YEARS.
- Digital Arts Studio: 30 posters, will print images from show
- Binders Art Supplies and Frames: prizes for places 6 - 10
- High Museum of Art: 6 month family membership
- Davens Ceramic Center: clay for Art Throwdown
- Toco Framing: framing for highest 2D work
2023 AHSAE Sponsors: all donations went directly to AHSAE artists and teachers
Thanks to the Atlanta Dogwood Festival for hosting us for over a decade.
Savannah College of Art and Design: SCAD THREE "Summer Seminars Atlanta" full tuition scholarship
Atlanta Dogwood Festival: People's Choice Award; support for participating teachers.
Binders Art Supplies and Frames:
Atlanta Botanical Garden: 30 guest passes
High Museum of Art: 20 entry tickets
Davens Ceramics Center: clay for Art Throwdown
Digital Arts Studio: 30 posters, digital scan print of top award winning 2-D work
The High Museum: tickets
Georgia Watercolor Society: awards for first, second, third, and two honorable mentions watercolors
History of the AHSAE
AHSAE is an exhibition evolved from the "High School Art Exhibit" in the early 1970's Atlanta Arts Festival (known by many locals as the Piedmont Park Arts Festival), a two week celebration in the center of town. The high school exhibit went through a few transitions including "Visual Vibes." In 1999 Cheryl Myrbo envisioned a broader scope for the growing exhibit, bringing in arts center and museum sponsors from all over the region during the next 18 years. Today AHSAE award winners earn opportunities to enhance their training and hone new skills in numerous Georgia (and Nashville, Tennessee) arts centers and on college campuses. Myrbo retired from the AHSAE in 2017. Becky Raffalovich has served as Director since 2018
