Riedel Foundation awards first-time grant for regional art show

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Hannibal High School Junior Brooke Bergman took third place out of 375 entries with this work titled “Seeing Stars.” | Photo courtesy of the Riedel Foundation

HANNIBAL, Mo. — A grant from the Riedel Foundation has helped the Quincy Art Center present a show of outstanding high school artists in the region.

Riedel grants can only be awarded to Hannibal non-profit groups, but Riedel trustees decided an award to the Quincy Art Center was appropriate. The group has sponsored the talent of Hannibal High School students for nearly 50 years.

The 49th annual high school student art competition had 375 pieces entered from 20 schools. One hundred pieces were chosen for the show, with 17 entries accepted from Hannibal High School. Four of those students won awards:

  • Brooke Bergman, junior, third place;
  • Kameil Crane, junior, honorable mention;
  • Tabitha Haxel, senior, honorable mention; and
  • Cheyenne Smith, senior, special recognition.

The Art Center is open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. It is located at 1515 Jersey.

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