2023 Young Artists of Hawai'i Art Awards

5/19/2023

Congratulations to our talented student artists! Our 2023 Young Artists of Hawai'i Art Award winners will be recognized at the Hawaii State Art Museum, opening tomorrow, Saturday, May 20, @ 2pm. Your creativity and dedication inspire us all.

Clarence T.C. Ching Acts of Kindness Award:

Alexander Sun, 3rd Place

Tayzia Folasa, 1st Place

Megan Collier, 2nd Place

Young Artists of Hawaiʻi:

18 winners from 2nd to 6th grade

2nd Grade:

Amelia Smith

Ethan Crawford

Claire Lui-Moskal

3rd Grade:

Charlotte Siu

Claire Chou

Olivia Chew

Maxine Kuo-Le Saux

4th Grade:

Montana Loewenstein

Karina Ma

Lauren Higa

5th Grade:

Maia Tulchin

Andrew Wong

Sophie Lauer

6th Grade:

Alexis Sambueno

Alexander Umaki

Taehu Kim

Tayzia Folasa

Sarah Cao

Hawaiʻi Regional Scholastic Art Award:

Tegan Galiza, Silver Key

1st Circuit Oahu Law Day Art Award, grades 6-8:

Keahi Yuen, 1st Place

Ella Quemuel-Labrador, 2nd Place

Learn More: https://www.gohawaii.com/islands/events/2023-young-artists-of-hawaii-exhibit#:~:text=Free%20admission.,students%2C%20Kindergarten%20through%20sixth%20grade.

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Maryknoll School was founded more than 90 years ago by the Maryknoll Sisters and is Hawaii’s largest coeducational Catholic school serving students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Maryknoll is at the forefront of innovation in education as the first school in Hawai‘i to offer Mandarin immersion during the school day. The school is committed to creating 21st-century learners, leaders, and global citizens of character.