Pittsfield Presents 'Teen Ten' Awards

By Andy McKeeveriBerkshires Staff
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The mayor presented the awards outside of his office on Thursday night.

PITTSFIELD,  Mass. — Mayor Daniel Bianchi presented awards to the top 10 vote-getters in the "Teen Ten" art program on Thursday.

The program, organized by Miss Hall's School, collected more than 100 entries of artwork from eight area high schools. The pieces were posted on online and viewers were able to vote which ones they liked.

The top 10 pieces will now be on display at City Hall in conjunction with the city's 10x10 Upstreet Art Festival.

The Teen Ten website received more than 15,000 views and more 1,300 votes.

This is the second year the competition has been held.

The show was organized by Miss Hall's seniors (and founders) Ky Hong Le, Emily Ren, Jeongmi Seo and Rossey Zhong, along with junior Sunny Jiang and assisted by studio art teacher Ellie Kreischer.

Thursday featured a reception at City Hall with Bianchi handing out the awards to the winners. The best showing was by Lenox High School, which captured five of the spots.
 

And the winners are...

Isley Gagnon - Lee High School
Leah Haskell - Lenox High School

Emma Jackson - Lenox High School
Katie Mitts -  Lenox High School
Eliza Petithory - Wahconah High School
Kelly Potter - Monument Mountain High School
Sierra Stemp - Lenox High School
Abby Troung - Miss Hall's School
Sabrina VanDeusen - Mt. Everett High School
Emily Warren - Lenox High School

 


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Be aware that North Street will be closed from Park Square to Depot Street from 3:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Friday, May 3.
 
Drivers are asked to seek alternate routes during this timeframe and follow appropriate detours. In addition, a parking restriction will be in place on North Street between Park Square to Depot Street starting at 2 p.m.
 
First Fridays at Five will include artist opening receptions; a community walk with NAMI; live music on the city stage; a family fun zone; artisan vendors; fire dancing at Persip Park; art demonstrations; a beer garden at Hot Plate Brewing and much more.
 
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