November 2016 Scholarship Watch Doodle 4 Google Art Competition


as their canvas, we're asking students to do the same. Young artists can doodle with


any


to show what makes them


unique,


Doodle 4 Google Art Competition Website Address www.google.com/doodle4google/ Contact


Scholarship Committee Address 5000 South Towne Drive New Berlin , WI 53151 Email Address


Application Deadline December 7, 2016 Number Of Awards 1 Maximum Amount $30,000


Scholarship Description


From cave paintings to selfies, artists have always found creative ways of expressing themselves. Now, with the Google homepage


our homepage for a day.


Students can create a doodle that tells the world "What makes me... me". Kids have all kinds of things that make them unique, so they can use all kinds of materials to create their doodles, from crayons, to clay, to graphic design, even food and video games. Students in grades K-12 are invited to take part in the Doodle 4 Google contest. Like all Google Doodles, each doodle must incorporate the letters G-o-o-g-l-e. One (1) national winner will also receive a $30,000 college scholarship.


For more information or to


apply, please visit the scholarship provider's website:


Doodle 4


Google Art Competition Website Address www.google.com/doodle4google/


materials and


the winner’s artwork will be featured on


www.hamptonroadsmessenger.com


The Hampton Roads Messenger 15


Hampton Arts announces Holiday Tree Ornament Contest winner


of Hampton will be represented this holiday


Hampton, VA – The City season at


Virginia’s Executive Mansion, home to the Commonwealth’s governors since 1813, the only governor’s residence in the country still used for its original purpose.


Mariela Freire Haga of


Hampton is the First Place winner of the 2016 Holiday Tree Ornament Contest sponsored by Hampton Arts. Ms. Haga’s winning entry, “Azule,”


features the famous Hampton icon,


most the


Blue Crab. The work’s title, “Azule,” is Spanish for blue and reflects the artist’s Hispanic heritage. Created with a sand dollar base, nail polish, color pencils, wire and mixed media, the ornament is a joyful interpretation of the season and offers a whimsical take on Hampton’s coastal presence.


“Azule” will represent the City of


Hampton along with other ornaments from across the state on the Holiday Tree at the Executive Mansion during the upcoming holiday season. A panel of judges selected the award winning ornament.


Ms. Haga is a Hampton Arts


League member and studies painting at The Charles H. Taylor Arts Center (CHTAC). She will be exhibiting in the upcoming “Small Works and Miniatures by Tidewater


Artists”


exhibition at the center December 10 through January 22.


“We’re thrilled that the City of


Hampton will have such a hometown presence this holiday season at the Executive Mansion,” said Hampton Arts


Artistic Parison, Director Richard M. Jr. “Ms. Haga’s ornament


represents a long tradition of visual arts and craftsmanship in Hampton as exemplified by our very own Charles H. Taylor Arts Center.”


artistic


“Hampton has a rich cultural and heritage, both of which are


highlighted in the winning ornament,” said City Manager Mary Bunting. “We are pleased to see that represented so well in the Governor’s initiative to highlight Virginia localities.”


NOVEMBER 11-13: BODACIOUS BAZAAR at Hampton Roads Convention Center. Visit bodaciousbazaar.com for more information.


NOVEMBER 12: 6TH ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY at Town Square. Visit peninsulatowncenter.com for details.


NOVEMBER 19: 18TH ANNUAL COLISEUM CENTRAL HOLIDAY PARADE Visit coliseumcentral.com for more information.


PEOPLE HAVE Gathered HERE FOR OVER 400 YEARS. COME SPREAD SOME HOLIDAY CHEER. 757.727.1102 VisitHampton.com Hampton Roads Convention Center


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