Broward County Public Schools
Announcing the “2021-2022 Art in the Capitol Exhibition!” In 2016 the Florida Legislature passed and Governor Rick Scott signed House Bill 701 related to “Art in the Capitol” competition. The “Art in the Capitol” competition is a statewide visual arts competition that requires each school district to annually hold an art competition for all students grades 6 through 8 attending public schools, private schools and home education. The exhibition is open to all Broward County Public, Private and home-schooled students. The Best of Show awarded artwork will be submitted to the legislator in the student’s residential region and then transported to Tallahassee to hang in the Capitol Building. Congratulations to "Best of Show"-Lucia B., Franklin Academy K-8; "1st Place"-Sofiya B. from Avant Guard Academy, "Second Place"- Symphony M. from Forest Glen Middle School; "3rd Place"- David F. from Hollywood Academy of Arts & Science. A special thank you to our panel of high school art teacher judges Jacquelene Lieberman, Randee Lombard, and Irma Barr.
Self Portrait
3rd Place "Abuelo"
Fragmented Me
2nd Place, "Hobbit House"
Best of Show "Bellesa" Best of Show
1st Place "Self Portrait"
Self Portrait
Self Portrait
Self Portrait
Untitled
My Eyes
Beautiful Blue Bird
School Days
The Elements Through My Eyes
Birthday Mask
Still Life With A Yellow Pepper
Peace Perspective
Sorrow By The Sea
This Is My World
Pastel Study Of Apple
Pointillism Stapler
Inner Imagination
Self Portrait
Parcival
Face Of The Earth
Cat On A Window Sill
The Legend Of 3 Animals!
Silhouette
Self
Triangle Of Reality
The Recipe For Kindness
Borders Of Color
The Traveler
Images Of Fall
Psychic Cow- A New Beginning
Moving To America
Nature Over Nurture
Blue Dove
Silhouette
Queen
Soft Colors Mandala
Abstraction Under The Scope
Layers
Raising Sun Queen