33rd ANNUAL PCCA JURIED EXHIBITION
Pinellas County Center for the Arts annual juried exhibition highlights contemporary work in a wide variety of media by the student artists with the Visual arts Program. The work is further adjudicated by visiting IBOMS for awards.
Reception: Thursday December 15th, 2021
5:00-6:30
AWARD RECIPIENTS
Award of Distinction
Israel Harris
Award of Merit
James Peck
Honorable Mention
Amanda Vehorn
Honorable Mention
Marcus Rideout
Honorable Mention
Kaitlyn Sudduth
Honorable Mention
Jenaye Bell
A HARROUN
11TH GRADE
digital
ABIGAIL BARRETTE
10TH GRADE
drawing
ARIANA BEGUIRISTAIN
9TH GRADE
sculpture
ADRIAN HENDERLONG
9TH GRADE
sculpture
AIDEN EVANS
9TH GRADE
drawing
ALINA LIASHCHOVA
11TH GRADE
painting
AMARA DREYER
9TH GRADE
printmaking
AMANDA VEHORN
11TH GRADE
painting
AMBER O'LEARY
10TH GRADE
drawing
AMELIA PERRON
11TH GRADE
digital
ANA ESTRO
9TH GRADE
painting
ANGELENE TZOKAS
10TH GRADE
drawing
ANNA MILLER
10TH GRADE
sculpture
ARIANNA VILLARREAL
9TH GRADE
photography
ATE PORTER
12TH GRADE
painting
AUDREY CARRIER
10TH GRADE
painting
AUGUST STORY
10TH GRADE
painting
AVA HINDSLEY
11TH GRADE
painting
BEN FASNACHT
9TH GRADE
drawing
BRIANNA BARDO
9TH GRADE
sculpture
BRALEN KALEDA
9TH GRADE
sculpture
CARINA ESPONILLA
10TH GRADE
painting
COLBY ROE
12TH GRADE
digital
DALIANNA INGOLD
9TH GRADE
sculpture
CALLUM HARDY
10TH GRADE
painting
DAN CHRISTOPHER
12TH GRADE
sculpture
DANNY BATTON
12TH GRADE
digital
DEVIN BAUTISTA
9TH GRADE
photography
DOMINIQUE SCOTT
9TH GRADE
drawing
E'LIYAH PAGE
12TH GRADE
drawing
FINN REDDICK
9TH GRADE
sculpture
GABE DETONE
11TH GRADE
digital
GRACE MARTIN
12TH GRADE
painting
HENRY PETER
9TH GRADE
photography
HOPE LEMOINE
12TH GRADE
drawing
INDIE ANGELO
12TH GRADE
sculpture
ISABELLA PIAZZA
11TH GRADE
digital
ISRAEL HARRIS
12TH GRADE
painting
JJ LENTZ
11TH GRADE
acrylic
JADA CALHOUN
12TH GRADE
digital
JAMES PECK
11TH GRADE
painting
JAYLA STUBBINS
9TH GRADE
drawing
JAYLYN DENISON
9TH GRADE
drawing
JENAYE BELL
9TH GRADE
drawing
JILLIAN CLARK
10TH GRADE
sculpture
JOSLYN MIELICH
9TH GRADE
drawing
JHADA SWAIN
12TH GRADE
digital
JOSEPHIN RAMIREZ
9TH GRADE
drawing
KRISTOPHER MINNIE
12TH GRADE
drawing
KAITLYN SUDDUTH
10TH GRADE
painting
KAITLYNN DUKE
11TH GRADE
digital
KATARIN DECESARE
9TH GRADE
drawing
KAYLEE RANDOLPH
11TH GRADE
digital drawing
KEONNA MAYS
10TH GRADE
drawing: graphite on paper
LEAH LINKOGLE
12TH GRADE
drawing: mixed media
LEVI GUNN
9TH GRADE
drawing
LOGAN LOAR
10TH GRADE
painting
LUKA MARKS
11TH GRADE
painting
MALLORY MORRIS
12TH GRADE
digital
MALYSSA OLLAR
11TH GRADE
painting
MARCUS RIDEOUT
11TH GRADE
painting
MIA BALDINO
9TH GRADE
drawing
MIA SCARPETTA
12TH GRADE
digital
MOLLY PATHNER
9TH GRADE
drawing
NATALIE GALAN
10TH GRADE
drawing
NICK GREGORY
12TH GRADE
digital
NICOLE MILLER
12TH GRADE
painting
NEVAEH WHITE
9TH GRADE
painting
OLIVIA HARKINS
9TH GRADE
drawing
PALOMA PLOUF
9TH GRADE
printmaking
PHOENIX YORK
9TH GRADE
drawing
PRESTON STRONG
9TH GRADE
drawing
QUINCY BARNES
12TH GRADE
drawing
RACHEL WILSON
9TH GRADE
drawing
RAVEN MOORE
9TH GRADE
sculpture
RILEY DOONER
9TH GRADE
drawing
RILEY MILLS
10TH GRADE
drawing
RIVER STONE
10TH GRADE
painting
ROBIN WESSEL
10TH GRADE
digital
TOBY MURATI
10TH GRADE
painting
SADIE FOLEY
9TH GRADE
drawing
SANDRIA CHAVEZ MARKS
9TH GRADE
drawing
SARAH BERHOW
9TH GRADE
printmaking
SKYLAR PARKER
12 GRADE
sculpture
SOLANA DAVIS
10TH GRADE
digital
SOPHIA TANEJA
10TH GRADE
drawing
SYDNEY GAUTHIER
9TH GRADE
printmaking
TERRAN LEWIS
11TH GRADE
drawing
TOBIN KROPP
9TH GRADE
photography
SATORI ABDUR-RABBANI
10TH GRADE
sculpture
SHIORI KOSAR
10TH GRADE
sculpture
TANAE PRYDSON
9TH GRADE
drawing
VICTORIA HUNTER
12TH GRADE
digital
WILLOW MALLEY
9TH GRADE
drawing
XIA GOSMAN
10TH GRADE
digital
ADJUGDICATING JUROR
iBOMS
A native of St. Pete, Jabari Reed-Diop, know as iBOMS’, practice is a mix of street art and storytelling and seeks to give meaning to the mundane and inspire viewers to look closer at situations to observe their truths and not take them at face value. Each of his artworks has a unique story and personal references. iBOMS’ work draws viewers into his world, the world of a young African American man. He does this by depicting lively characters that appear happy, but with closer examination darker themes reveal themselves in the details of the canvas.