Art takes center stage

Posted 5/8/18

Art takes center stage HONORABLE MENTION: Pilgrim High student Kashton Fielding's photograph of a partially demolished home in Oakland Beach won him honorable mention in the 18th annual Congressional Art Competition sponsored by Congressman James

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Art takes center stage

NOW WHO’S PEEKING? Johnston High student Avah DeOliveira displays the still life drawing she entered into the competition under the watchful eye from the work of another contestant.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

HONORABLE MENTION: Pilgrim High student Kashton Fielding’s photograph of a partially demolished home in Oakland Beach won him honorable mention in the 18th annual Congressional Art Competition sponsored by Congressman James Langevin. He is seen with Ward 1 Councilman Richard Corley, Langevin and Warwick City Council President Joseph Solomon at Sunday’s awards ceremony at Warwick Mall.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

WINNERS’ LINEUP: Congressman James Langevin joins winners in the Artistic Discovery Congressional Art Competition Sunday at Warwick Mall. They are (from left) honorable mention winners Kashton Fielding from Pilgrim, Arianna Deat from Cranston West and Maria Caserta from Cranston West. To Langevin’s left is first place winner Sophia Patti of East Greenwich, second place winner Hallie Comer of East Greenwich and, tied for third, Jeffery Matchetti and Sari Apotaca, both of Cranston West.

(Warwick Beacon photos)