Photo courtesy of Aimee Levie-Hultma
Students at South Pasadena High School were award winners and exhibitors in the juried 2019 “Expressing Feelings Through Art” (EFTA) contest sponsored by Light Bringer Project. Elaine Gong won second place for her artwork titled, “Vegetarians’ Perspective.” David Perez Espinosa won third place for his artwork, and Julianne Wong and Jewel Nguyen both won Honorable Mention awards. Katelyn Hernandez won a free summer class at Art Center.
The EFTA program seeks to provide high school students with an opportunity to explore their personal feelings, strengthen their creative voices, and to acknowledge their success in a community setting. The exhibition and awards ceremony were held Sunday, May 19, at the Art Center South Campus.
Teacher: Rouzanna Berberian
Jewel Nguyen, Alone, But Not Lonely
(HONORABLE MENTION)
Katelyn Hernandez, Glimpse (ART CENTER SUMMER CLASS)
Isabela Salazar, Los Campesinos
Lynnette Choi, Co-Exist
Frances Lee, Hidden Hope
Audrey Biggar, Reflecting Mirrors
Teacher: Aimee Levie-Hultman
Yiling (Elaine) Gong, Vegetarians’ Perspective (2ND PLACE)
David Perez Espinosa,
Ye Shall Look (3RD PLACE)
Yijie (Eric) Lin, Tiger Cub
Olivia Johnson, Big Boy
Ashlyn Kawakami, Minor Inconvenience
Chloe Rufus, The Woman
Julianne Wong, Pool of Opportunity (HONORABLE MENTION)
Ha Yang (Sarah) Yang, A Faded Memory
