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Welcome to Xpress Plugged In, our new online gallery of student expressions. Please follow the submission instructions CAREFULLY. New work will be posted every Monday.
-- Nancy Green, editor of XPI
The Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg and Xpress Plugged In are pleased to present the winners of the Pinellas County Student Surrealist Art Exhibit, a juried competition of Pinellas County middle and high school art students. Through this exhibit, the Dalí Museum recognizes and celebrates the talent of community students and their art teachers. Students explore the theme "Surrealism, Dreams and Fantasy" by employing creative methods, concepts and subject matter inspired by Dalí, his surrealist contemporaries and similar visionary artists.
The Pinellas County Student Surrealist Art Exhibit is currently on display at the Dali Museum until Sunday, April 26, 2009. The winners of the Hillsborough County Student Surrealist Art Exhibit can be viewed in the archived March 30th edition of Xpress Plugged In.
Stretch, chalk pastel
Erich Holcomb, seventh grade, John Hopkins Middle School, St. Petersburg
Disconnected, chalk pastel
Kelsey Wray, seventh grade, John Hopkins Middle School, St. Petersburg
Waiting, mixed media collage
Brandon Bacon, seventh grade, Palm Harbor Middle School
The Man Called War Eating the Lives of Man at His Dinner Table, collage
Sofie Matthews, sixth grade, Walden Middle School, Gulfport
A Dream Or Nightmare?, colored pencil and pen
Madison Heinze, eighth grade, Palm Harbor Middle School
Frog Baby, pen, pencil and watercolor
Jessica Lamppert, eighth grade, Safety Harbor Middle School
The Little Leprechaun, digital photography
April Balough, ninth grade, Seminole High School
Sleeping with Roaches, acrylic and ballpoint pen
Melanie Cotton, 11th grade, Palm Harbor University High School
Not Just a Flesh Wound, digital photography with Photoshop and Wacom tablet
Kristen Haynes, 12th grade, East Lake High School, Palm Harbor
Grasping vs. Acceptance, colored pencil, tempera and ink
Amanda Hunter, 11th grade, Seminole High School
Just Keep Swimming, clay
Mary Chang, 12th grade, Dixie Hollins High School, St. Petersburg
Storm Portrait, colored pencil on paper
Deanna Schneider, 11th grade, PCCA at Gibbs High School, St. Petersburg
Fly Fishing, acrylic
Brittney Turner, 12th grade, Largo High School
Useless Utensil, graphite
Raul Vazquez, 12th grade, PCCA at Gibbs High School, St. Petersburg
Okapi, watercolor and graphite
Elizabeth Bonert, 11th grade, East Lake High School, Palm Harbor
Always Watching, photography
Shelby Hejl, 10th grade, East Lake High School, Palm Harbor
Bang the Drum!!!, charcoal & chalk
Samuel Ralston, 12th grade, Northeast High School, St. Petersburg
See The Point?, mixed media
Jordan Snodgrass, ninth grade, Osceola High School, Largo