Tradewinds art show is a school tradition

Art show was an opportunity for the high school students to display their artwork to fellow students and the community.

By Jacque Estes
| 7:54 a.m. May 5, 2017

Best of Show was created by Zoe Taylor. Photo by Jacque Estes

Nick Agens pins the first place ribbon on one of Sophia Mattiello' s entries in the Tradewinds Art Show. Photo by Jacque Estes

Second place was awarded to Emma Edwards. Photo by Jacque Estes

Caley Lehan, carrying the box of ribbons, and art teacher Lisa Botkin look over the entries at the Tradewinds Art Show at Seabreeze High School. Photo by Jacque Estes

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The Seabreeze High School gymnasium was transformed into an art gallery for the annual Tradewinds Art Show on Wednesday, May 3.

The judged show, which has been a tradition at the high school since the 1960s, featured nearly 400 pieces of art in a variety of mediums.
The winners were:
Best of Show: Zoe Taylor; first place, Sophia Mattiello; second place, Emma Edwards; third place Mary Stolfmann.