Two Eagle River ends year with arts exhibition
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Two Eagle River student Kaci Ducharme puts the finishing touches on a beading project.
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Maklit Charlo shows her star quilt to a friend at Two Eagle’s Art Slam.
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Artwork graces the foyer of Two Eagle River School in Pablo
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Two Eagle River School student Josiah Nichols
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Two Eagle River School student Josiah Nichols
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Two Eagle River School student Josiah Nichols
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Two Eagle River School student Tyrell Lovegrove
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Two Eagle River School art wall
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Two Eagle River School student Daniel Adler
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Two Eagle River School student Jerome Finley
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Two Eagle River student Kaci Ducharme puts the finishing touches on a beading project.
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Two Eagle River School student Mars Sandoval
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Two Eagle River School instructor Rebecca
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Two Eagle River School student Rosie TwoTeeth
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Two Eagle River School student Tyrell Lovegrove
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POLSON — From an insistent rap beat to a pop song or a poem, students who performed at Two Eagle River School’s annual Art Slam on May 29 showed off their talent. The Art Slam ended the academic school year for TERS since next week will be fun events for staff and students.
TERS teacher Rebekah Dalbey emceed the performances. Many of the poems and stories were written in Dalbey’s class.
In the common room of the school, student-made fiber arts, paintings and drawings, beadwork and photographs were on display.
Artist Kermit Davis judged the arts portion. An artist himself, Davis looked for originality, creativity and skill.
The event was a compilation of year of student work, according to Sean Dalbey, art teacher at TERS. Many of the art pieces had gone home, but students brought back beaded items and other art to display.
Student Maklit Charlo, who won the quilting category, hand pieced her quilt and said it took her about a year to finish the lime green, white, black, pink and purples quilt.
Winners in different categories included:
Beadwork
Zac Tapia - 1st place
Payton Sorrell - 2nd place
Dante McDougall - 3rd place
Quilts
Maklit Charlo - 1st place
Rikki Esquivel - 2nd place
Delray Joseph and Jermain Morigeau - 3rd place
Traditional/Non-traditional
Payton Sorrell - 1st place
Patrick Lavallie - 2nd place
Zac Tapia - 3rd place
2-Dimensional Art
Ginae Couture - 1st place
Casadi Wunderlich - 2nd place
Ginae Couture - 3rd place
3-Dimensional Art
Tyra Michel - 1st place
Zac Tapia - 2nd place
Alexia Pierre - 3rd place
Photography
Tyrell Lovegrove - 1st place
Jana Hawkins - 2nd place
Olijah James - 3rd place
Prose
Rosie Lafley - 1st place
Rosie Lafley - 2nd place
Poetry
Jerome Finley - 1st place
Danielle Adler - 2nd place
Jerome Finley - 3rd place
Music
Josiah Nichols - 1st place
Tyrell Lovegrove - 2nd place
Mars Sandoval and Danielle Adler - 3rd place
