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What Does It Look Like When.. – Student Art Contest 2017-2018 Winners
Lower Elementary K-2
First Place: : Aubrianna E., 2nd grade, Cottonwood Plains Elementary TITLE: The Strength Is In You DESCRIPTION: We are stronger together when we work as a team.
Second Place: Piper B., 2nd grade, Emerald Elementary TITLE: Superheroes of Kindness DESCRIPTION: : Art class theme: We stand up and spread kindness to all. We are upstanders and allies. We take action against bullying.
Upper Elementary 3-5
First Place: Torilyn S-C., 5th grade, Murphy Creek PK-8 TITLE: No Place for Hate® DESCRIPTION: My picture goes with this theme because this picture represents the different races of people. For example, people should not bully other people just because they look different.
Second Place: : Kryshna G-C., 5th grade, Madison Elementary TITLE: No Title DESCRIPTION: What does it look like when somebody helps somebody else even if they’re different or a bully.
Third Place: Anderson F. M., 5th grade, Emerald Elementary TITLE: Stand Up! Speak Out! DESCRIPTION: Art class theme: We use our voices to spread a positive message. I am strong; I have something important to say. We can change the world when we use our voices for good.
Middle School 6-8
First Place: Reese H., 7th grade, Louisville Middle TITLE: How We Rise DESCRIPTION: As it says in my artwork, I believe diversity is a huge strength that can change the world. I did the people intentionally in black and white, as well as the lettering. This is to highlight the rainbow of diversity in the background.
Second Place: Azalee W., 8th grade, Prairie Heights Middle TITLE: Diversity, We Can Do It! DESCRIPTION: The entry depicts Rosie the Riveter, an American symbol of strength, with diverse skin colors and a pride flag and diverse tattoo.
Third Place: Melanie A. F., 7th grade, Prairie Heights Middle School TITLE: The Art of Diversity DESCRIPTION: “What does it look like when diversity is a strength?” and “What does it look like when we are different, together?”
High School 9-12
First Place: Gabriella H., 12th grade, Air Academy High School TITLE: A Clearer View of a Diverse World DESCRIPTION: : I wanted to design a piece that highlights how we can accept our differences to make diversity a strength. If we all come together we can look through “rose-colored glasses” and create a positive view of the future.
Second Place: Jewell N., 9th grade Denver School of the Arts High School TITLE: Labels are for clothing, not people DESCRIPTION: My entry consists of a back of a person with a clothing tag sewn onto their shoulders that says “Labels are for clothing, not people.” There is a pair of scissors that are about to cut it off. This represents the theme by showing that we need to stop putting labels on people & accept them for who they are.
Third Place: Lisset H., 10th grade, Gateway High School TITLE: Diversity = Strength DESCRIPTION:Shows the diversity in each person which makes the person continue to grow bigger which leads to strength. All the different colors contribute to society.

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