ACSI Art Festival

The lower and upper school art program participate in the ACSI art festival

Harvest+Moon

Photo by: Stacy Weller

Andy Underwood used pastels to create Harvest Moon artwork and finishing with a perfect score.

Kjerstyn Franzmeier, Staff Writer

On March 28th and 29th, the annual ACSI art festival was held. The festival took place at Hope Center in Plano, Texas and involved kindergarten through twelfth-grade students from all over. At the art festival, arts of all kinds were entered including two dimensional and three dimensional, black and white drawings, colored drawings, painting, fiber art, pottery, mixed media, etc. Every MCA participant won either an Excellent or Superior ribbon, which means they all received scores of 33 out of 40 or above, and some students received first place. Stacy Weller, the lower school art teacher, said, “Since this is my first year at MCA, my main hope was for students to learn as much as possible about the art festival.” Many students won different places in the festival and lower school winners of this competition will be announced in chapel on April 3.