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Saturday, January 22 - Sunday, May 22, 2022

On view in the Education Suite on the First Level 

The State of Tennessee Art Review and Showcase (STARS): 2021-2022 Statewide Elementary Exhibition is organized by the Tennessee Art Education Association in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Education State of the Arts program and is presented by the Tennessee State Museum. The STARS Elementary Exhibition showcases artwork created by kindergarten through fifth-grade students from across Tennessee that has been selected by a panel of judges that evaluated the works for alignment to visual art standards, technique, personal expression, and organization. These works represent the first-, second-, and third-place submissions in each grade level and include an overall “Best of Show.” To learn more about TAEA, click here. To learn about visual and performing arts education programs in Tennessee schools, visit the TDOE State of the Arts website.


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Best in Show: Salma Al Naqel

Kindergarten 3rd Place: Peyton Schewe

Kindergarten 2nd Place: Beau Weymers

Kindergarten 1st Place: Eli Miller\

1st Grade 1st Place: Beckham Simmons

1st Grade 2nd Place: Vivian Jacobs

1st Grade 3rd Place: Caroline Ko

2nd Grade 1st Place: Emma Mock

2nd Grade 2nd Place: Jordan Davis

2nd Grade 3rd Place: Uika Shindo

3rd Grade 1st Place: Haasini Kondisetti

3rd Grade 2nd Place: Kaitlyn Conod

3rd Grade 3rd Place: Lucy Lind

4th Grade 1st Place: Emily Hines

4th Grade 2nd Place: Aislyn Mateo

4th Grade 3rd Place: Sahithi Indukuri

5th Grade 1st Place: Victoria Joo

5th Grade 2nd Place: Davina Jason

5the Grade 2nd Place: Davina Jason

 

 

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