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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS!
 Image still from the film "The Annoying Student" by Valentina Navarro

SCHOLASTIC ART & WRITING AWARDS


We are so proud to announce that 21 of our Venice Arts students were recognized by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards!
 
Congratulations to our young artists, as well as the incredible artist-mentors who supported them in preparing their work for submission!

 

PHOTOGRAPHY

Gold Key
Adelina Ascencio
Rah-San Bailey
Keylan Cortes
Kelly Rodriguez
Hannah Stein

Silver Key
Rah-San Bailey
Keylan Cortes
Kayla Maldonado
Luz Reyes
Kelly Rodriguez
Hannah Stein

Honorable Mention
Adelina Ascencio
Keylan Cortes
Anais Jimenez
Kayla Maldonado
Luz Reyes
Kelly Rodriguez
Katherine Santos
Hannah Stein

FILM AND ANIMATION

Silver Key
Valentina Navarro

Honorable Mention
Kevin Belloso
Paula Cortes Hernandez
Nathan Dagnachew
Logan Dyson
Shoshana Greenspan
Vincent Kovansky
Nasha Lin
Esmeralda Martinez
Oscar Martinez
Madeline Purcell
Khemenut Wilhite






To see the gallery of student work,
visit our website HERE

RETRO PARTY FOR A MODERN CAUSE!
FEBRUARY 22, 6–9 PM

Only two days left until our annual part at Venice's original prohibition-era Speakeasy! Join us at the Townhouse bar for a fun & festive party benefiting Venice Arts!
 
TICKETS: $30 in advance | $40 at the door
RAFFLE TICKETS: $5 each | 5 for $20
Complimentary whiskey tasting • burgers and fries by Fatburger • snacks by Larry's • dessert by James' Beach and Zelda's Corner • music by DJ Jacques • silent auction and raffle featuring photos by Venice Arts’ students, vintage photographs from the Peter Fetterman collection, as well as goods and services from local businesses.

Your Hosts: 
Ruthie Seroussi
 & Mike Newhouse | Sarah & Jay Sung | Townhouse Venice
GET YOUR EVENT & RAFFLE TICKETS HERE!

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VENICE ARTS: Los Angeles Center for Media and the Imagination
13445 Beach Avenue • Venice, CA 90292 • 310.392.0846

Venice Arts ignites, expands, and transforms the lives of Los Angeles’ low-income youth through photography and film education, and uses its participatory storytelling practices to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities around the world.