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High School Student Art Competition and Exhibit Cosponsored by: Coos Art Museum and the Southwestern Oregon Community College Foundation At Coos Art Museum March 5 through May 8, 2004, Opening Reception

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1. High school students who are passionate about art and want to express themselves creatively.
2. Art teachers who look for ways to encourage their students to explore their artistic abilities.
3. Colleges or universities that require a portfolio of artwork for admissions or scholarships in art-related programs.
4. Art enthusiasts or collectors who appreciate and support emerging artists.
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What is high school student art?

High school student art refers to artwork created by students attending a high school.

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The purpose of high school student art is to showcase the creativity and talent of the students, and provide them with an opportunity to express themselves through art.

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Information such as the name of the student, title of the artwork, medium used, and any awards or recognitions received may need to be reported on high school student art.

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