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The Superior Court of San Benito County recently transformed its Jury Assembly Room into a vibrant gallery for its annual Student Art Exhibit, showcasing the creativity and talent of young artists K-8th grade. Held under the theme “What I Love About San Benito County,” this year’s exhibit not only displayed remarkable artistic prowess but also highlighted the deep appreciation local youth have for their family members, schools, and community.
The event was a testament to the rich diversity of San Benito County, as seen through the eyes of its youngest residents. From rolling green hills to iconic landmarks and cherished community figures, each artwork offered a unique perspective on what makes this corner of California so special.
Among the standout pieces were those honored with the prestigious Silver Brush and Golden Art awards. In the 1st-2nd grade category, Anna R. captured hearts with her self portrait set against the backdrop of San Benito’s lush hills, while Angie Noffsinger depicted the Hollister fire station with striking detail. In the 3rd-4th grade category, Kamila Amaya’s portrayal of native wildflowers in the county’s landscape mesmerized viewers. Finally, in the Silver Brush Award 5th – 6th grade category, Eli Garcia depicted a practical mirror image of the Hollister city welcome sign.
Recognizing excellence across different age groups, the Golden Art award winners shone brightly as well. Jocelyn’s depiction of Casa de Fruta in the 1st-2nd grade category evoked a sense of nostalgia, while Amaris Silva’s vibrant representation of the San Benito County Fair delighted spectators. Olivia Noffsinger’s intricate rendering of Pinnacles Park showcased her talent and love for the local scenery in the 5th-6th grade category.
Each Golden Art award winner was rewarded with a certificate of achievement and an art kit, fostering their passion for creativity. Meanwhile, Silver Brush award recipients received certificates and drawstring backpacks, encouraging them to continue exploring their artistic talents.
The ceremony was graced by the presence of Court CEO Tim Newman, who warmly welcomed the young artists and their families. Newman commended the students for their exceptional artwork, emphasizing the court’s commitment to supporting arts in the community. Presiding Judge Rodriguez joined in the celebration, personally presenting prizes and certificates to each winner, further cementing the court’s dedication to nurturing local talent.
More than just an art exhibition, this annual event exemplifies the Superior Court of San Benito County’s ongoing efforts to engage with and support the community it serves. By providing a platform for young artists to express their love for their surroundings, the court not only promotes creativity but also strengthens community bonds.
As the colorful artworks adorned the courthouse walls, they served as a poignant reminder of the beauty and spirit that define San Benito County. Through art, these young visionaries painted a picture of unity, pride, and admiration for their home, inspiring all who visited the exhibit.
In the years to come, the annual Student Art Exhibit promises to continue bridging the gap between the court and the community, fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts and celebrating the vibrant culture of San Benito County.
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