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ANSBACH, Germany – Child & Youth Services is excited to announce that four pieces entered at our local Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) Art and Photography Exhibit were selected to represent the European Regional level. Those pieces listed below moved on to the BGCA National Arts and Imagemakers Competition held in Atlanta, Georgia.
‘Dreamscape’ by Madeline Liverar
Madeline Liverar won the 16-18 year-old ‘Monochromatic Art’ category (“Flower Child”) and the 16-18 year-old ‘Nature and Surroundings’ photography category (“Dreamscape”), Jedaiah Quinland won the 10-12 year-old ‘Nature and Surroundings’ photography category (“Silver Vine”), and Kyle Trehern won the 13-15 year-old ‘Nature and Surroundings’ photography category (“Who are you looking at”).
‘Flower Child’ by Madeline Liverar
At the Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) National Competition held in July, Madeline Liverar’s ImageMakers entry, “Dreamscape,” was selected as a National Winner. Every year, ImageMakers National Photography program recognizes hundreds of highly talented young artists at the local, regional and national levels. This past month, regional winners were judged by professionally recognized artists in Atlanta, Georgia. Their decisions were difficult, and her entry was selected as one of only 20 national winners!
‘Who are you looking at’ by Kyle Trehern
Her photograph will be professionally reproduced and displayed in the National Art Gallery at BGCA’s National Headquarters and will tour regional and national conferences over the next year.
‘Silver Vine’ by Jedaiah Quinland
For more than 50 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of America has celebrated the accomplishments of Club youth as they learn the art and science of photography. After local and regional competitions, the ImageMakers National Photography Contest yields regional and national winners ages 6-18 whose photographs compete in several categories: Culture and Tradition, Portraits, Nature and Surroundings, Fashion and Style, and Editing and Filter.
