Student Exhibition
K-12 Student Art Assessment & Virtual Exhibition
Congratulations to all of the winners of the 2020 K-12 Student Art Assessment & Virtual Exhibition!
Thank you to all of the students, teachers, and schools that participated this year. Letters with students' scores and certificates will be emailed to each teacher in May.
Virtual exhibitions of the artworks that received an "Award of Excellence" or an "Award of Excellence with Distinction" are now available. The virtual gallery will be updated regularly when release forms and payments are submitted.
Students that received an "Award of Excellence with Distinction" for a perfect score will be on display at the 2020 FAEA Conference in Ponte Vedra Beach on November 5-8.
FAEA is happy to announce the winners of the 2020 K-12 Student Art Assessment & Virtual Exhibition!
Best in Show
Kristen Zavoina
Pains
painting
East Lake High School (Grade 12)
Teacher: Eileen Iacobucci
Elementary School Winner
Brooke Levy
It Has Been a Long Day!
drawing
Partin Settlement Elementary (Grade 5)
Teacher: Colleen Schmidt
Middle School Winner
Aaliyah Love
Basket of Vegetables
drawing
AP Mays Conservatory of the Arts (Grade 8)
Teacher: Gerald Obregon
High School Winner
Henson Lis
Robert
drawing
Dr. Phillips High School (Grade 11)
Teacher: Abigail Callaway
*The 2020 K-12 Student Art Assessment & Virtual Exhibition is now closed.
2020 K-12 Student Art Assessment & Virtual Exhibition Overview
The purpose of the program is to serve as a statewide assessment for visual art and promote the achievements of students enrolled in visual art classes throughout Florida.
Selection, Judging Process, and Rubrics
Adjudication will take place in March, and results will be sent out in April. The judging process is conducted virtually by a minimum of three judges who have received FAEA training in scoring artworks for exhibition. The jurors work independently of each other. All entries are adjudicated "blind" by the judges (artist name, school, and district are not visible to the judges).
Selection criteria is based on these 4-point rubrics:
Entries that receive an "Award of Excellence with Distinction" are featured in a virtual exhibition that highlights all artworks awarded with a perfect score. Entries who received an "Award of Excellence" or an "Award of Excellence with Distinction" have their artwork in their school division's virtual exhibition (Elementary, Middle School, High School).
2020 Prize structure as offered by Sargent Art
FAEA is pleased to announce that Sargent Art will generously sponsor prizes for the FAEA K-12 Student Art Assessment and Virtual Exhibition!
Sargent Art will provide student and teacher prizes as follows:
- Best in Show
- One overall winning student will receive art supplies worth $500 (retail value).
- The overall winning teacher will receive classroom art supplies worth $1,000 (retail value).
- One winner in each of Elementary School, Middle School, and High School (three (3) winners total)
- Students receive art supplies worth $100 (retail value) and a certificate.
- Teachers receive classroom art supplies worth $300 (retail value).
Sargent Art will send a Participation Gift to each school after receiving from the Principal the following information (to be emailed directly to Sargent Art): 1. School enrollment number; 2. Number of Art Teachers; 3. Number of entries submitted to K-12 Student Art Assessment & Virtual Exhibition. Form provided during submission process.
