
<p><img class=" alignright size-full wp-image-1435" src="http://schoolnewsnz.fastrackdev.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/SND14-wk5-Art_award_winner1.jpg" alt="SND14-wk5-Art award winner1" style="margin: 5px; float: right;" width="300" height="302" />The winners for the 2015 secondary school art awards have been decided for another year with Hamilton&#8217;s Hillcrest High School again dominating prizes.</p>
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<p>Excellence in Art Competition was created specifically for senior secondary school students in the Waikato, Coromandel and Newmarket in Auckland.</p>
<p>Two thousand dollars in cash prizes have been awarded with the top prize of $500 being won by Hillcrest High School&#8217;s Emma Savage (entry right) with her school also receiving $500.</p>
<p>Second prize of $300 was won by Chelsea Lowther of Hamilton Christian School, with the third prize of $200 going to Alanah Hanley, also from Hillcrest High School.</p>
<p>The judges also awarded Honourable Mentions to Angie Zhou (Hillcrest High School), Harrison Forlong (Fraser High), Sarah Boyed (Epsom Girls Grammar) and Llenyd Price (Hillcrest High School).</p>
<p>The competition has been supported by Creative Waikato and has been run and sponsored by Paterson Burn Optometrists.</p>
<p>Senior Paterson Burn Optometrists partner Adrian Paterson says the standard of artwork being entered into the awards continues to impress.</p>
<p>&#8220;We are pleased to be able to continue our support of the awards and to provide a creative forum for secondary school art students. The fact that the awards are so strongly supported is rewarding as a sponsor,&#8221; he says.</p>
<p>The competition judges were Leafa Wilson, art curator from Waikato Museum, and full-time artist Sante Cronje from Cambridge.</p>
<p>Emma Savage&#8217;s win means the art awards have been won in consecutive years by Hillcrest High School.<br />All the art award paintings remain on display at the Creative Waikato offices in Alexandra Street in Hamilton.</p>
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