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Upper School Artists Recognized in Regional Juried Exhibition

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Upper School Artists Recognized in Regional Juried Exhibition
A close-up portrait of a woman's face surrounded by a decorative floral frame, with butterflies and flowers in the background against a deep blue backdrop.

Maya Parsad '28, Looking Glass

The Upper School Visual Art Department is proud to announce that 14 students have had their artwork selected for inclusion in the Artists On The Rise 14th Annual Juried Teen Exhibition, a respected regional showcase celebrating emerging young artists.

The exhibition will be on view at the Montpelier Arts Center in Laurel, Maryland, from March 12 through April 11. A public reception and awards ceremony will take place on Saturday, March 21, offering students, families, and community members an opportunity to celebrate the artists and their achievements.

Now in its 14th year, Artists On The Rise highlights the talents of visual artists ages 13–19 from across the Washington, D.C., area. The Montpelier Arts Center is committed to fostering a positive, creative environment where young and emerging artists can realize their full potential. Juror awards are presented based on artistic excellence, with prizes awarded for first, second, and third place.

Congratulations to the following Upper School students who were selected for the exhibition:

  • Gaby Langdon ’26
  • Halbrook Newton ’26
  • Elliott Simon ’26
  • Kendal Smith ’26
  • Alex Arluck ’27
  • Leo Bell ’27
  • Alisa Ross ’27
  • Damian DuChez ’28
  • Maya Parsad ’28
  • Katelyn Rolph ’28
  • Samantha Rose ’28
  • Sidak Sing ’28
  • Addison Diamond ’29
  • Ben Shure ’29

Selection for this juried exhibition reflects the creativity, technical skill, and dedication of our student artists, as well as the strength of the Upper School Visual Art program. We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of these talented young artists and invite the community to visit the exhibition and join us in recognizing their success.

View and explore student artwork in the order it appears above.
A figure of a dancer in a flowing, ethereal pose, set against a backdrop of a textured, abstract landscape.

Gaby Langdon '26

A collage of vibrant, abstract textures and patterns in shades of red, orange, and pink, creating a visually striking and captivating composition.

Halbrook Newton '26

A cyanotype print depicting an ornate, historic building with a grand archway, surrounded by a cloudy sky and heart-shaped shapes in the foreground.

Elliott Simon '26, Weathered Facade, Panama

A person with long hair is sitting at a table, brushing their hair, with a window and shutters visible in the background.

Kendall Smith '26

A young boy with glasses and a surprised expression is shown in the foreground, surrounded by a grassy background with colorful party flags.

Alex Arluk '27

A young man with dark hair and a thoughtful expression is set against a background of abstract, swirling green and black shapes.

Leo Bell '27

A woman's face is partially obscured by an open book, with flowers and ornate designs in the background.

Alisa Ross '27, Thespian Dreams

A large, shaggy horse stands in a grassy field, with a wooden fence visible in the background.

Damian DuChez '28, Pony at Peace

A close-up portrait of a woman's face surrounded by a decorative floral frame, with butterflies and flowers in the background against a deep blue backdrop.

Maya Parsad '28, Looking Glass

A collage-like image featuring a partially obscured face overlaid with various floral and abstract patterns in shades of blue and white.

Katelyn Rolph '28, Natures Fan

A vibrant and abstract composition featuring a colorful camera-like object surrounded by swirling, ribbon-like forms against a dark background.

Samanta Rose '28

A person wearing a blue headscarf is reading a book, with a star-shaped decoration on the headscarf and a dark background.

Sing Sidak '28, Self Portrait

A black and white image depicting an ornate, antique-style clock face with intricate floral patterns and numerals against a dark, shadowy background.

Addison Diamond '29

A detailed illustration of the iconic Darth Vader character from the Star Wars franchise, featuring his distinctive black helmet, cape, and lightsaber against a plain background.

Ben Shure '29