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Springville students honored as part of statewide All‑State High School art exhibition
Summary
Council members recognized Springville students accepted into the All‑State High School art show at the Springville Museum of Art; museum staff highlighted the show’s scale and listed nine local students whose works were accepted.
The City Council held a brief ceremonial presentation recognizing local high school students whose artwork was accepted into the All‑State High School art show currently on display at the Springville Museum of Art.
Museum staff said the All‑State show is one of the largest statewide high‑school exhibitions and reported that 98 schools were represented this year, with more than 1,000 works submitted by roughly 869 students and 327 pieces accepted. Staff noted the show offers a significant honor to participating students and thanked city leaders and sponsors for their support.
Nine Springville students were named during the meeting and invited forward for certificates and a group photo: Courtney Bingham (Harmony); Larson Boyer (Not a Crow); Wisnema Groves (What's for Breakfast?); Haley LeBlanc (Pieces of Me / If She Couldn't Be Here, But Great Peace); Abby Rasmussen (Swan Sister); Samuel Reeser (This Guy Means Trouble); Lydia Steiner (Purse Teapot); Camille Ungurin (Perpetual Motion); and Maddie West (Dance of the Koi). Museum staff said these students represent Springville among entries from across the state.
Council members congratulated the students and museum staff for their efforts in supporting youth arts. The council’s recognition was ceremonial; no formal action was required.
