Kaelin Ann Daye of A Gallerie Boutique and Taylor Cooley of Taylor Cooley Photography recently announced the winners of their 1st annual Downtown Natchez Easter Art Contest.
The contestants fell into five different age categories from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. These young artists were able to use any medium to create something within the Easter theme, specifically Eggs and Bunnies.
Kaelin and Taylor were very pleased with this first year. “We had a wonderful turnout with over 60 entries and we can’t wait to watch this grow over the years. Thank you to all of the teachers and students who participated.”
Art entries were judged by members of ArtsNatchez.
The winners can pick up their awards at A Gallerie Boutique starting on Friday, April 7th. Be prepared to take a photo with your art.
All artwork will be on display at Cooley & Co. starting Easter Sunday.
Congratulations to all the winners! Full list below.
1st Grade & under
1st Place:
Charlie Godfrey (Kindergarten – Homeschool)
2nd Place:
Dokota Lee (1st Grade – Susie B. West Elementary)
3rd Place:
Mrs. Stephanie Latham’s kindergarten class at Morgantown Elementary
2nd – 3rd Grade
1st Place:
Phoebe Godfrey (2nd Grade – Homeschool)
2nd Place:
Parker Johns (2nd Grade – Cathedral Catholic School)
4th – 6th Grade
1st Place:
Madison Covington (6th Grade – Cathedral Catholic School)
2nd Place:
Destiny Weatherly (4th Grade – Susie B. West Elementary)
3rd Place:
Sydney Heflin (6th Grade – Cathedral Catholic School)
7th – 9th Grade
1st Place:
Taylor Grace (9th Grade – Adams County Christain School)
2nd Place:
Madi McDonald (9th Grade – Adams County Christain School)
3rd Place:
Terrance Zheng (9th Grade – Adams County Christain School)
10th – 12th Grade
1st Place:
Bree Butler (11th Grade – Adams County Christain School)
2nd Place:
Ciera Demby (12th Grade – Natchez Early College)
Honorable Mentions
Susie Nguyen (2nd Grade – Vidalia Lower Elementary)
Addison Massey (9th Grade – Adams County Christain School)
Brooklyn Russell (6th Grade)
Josie Gamberi (9th Grade – Adams County Christain School)
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