Revolutionary Art
May 12th – 28th
Attleboro Arts Museum
86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA
The Attleboro Arts Museum held its annual High Art exhibition reception and awards ceremony last night: Wed, May 13th, 2026. High Art showcases the extraordinary talent and ideas of high school students. This show connects teens with artists both past and present, fosters the creation of original artworks, and provides a professional forum for students to voice their own creativity and work collaboratively.
The following awards were presented:
Best in Show – First Place:
The Gummy Bear Revolution
by Barnstable High School
Second Place: Americana
By Hope High School
Third Place:
Doomed Evolution
by Dedham High School
Honorable Mention:
Lady Liberty
by Norwood High School
Title Sponsor Award:
Dayspring Christian Academy (Attleboro)
Merit Awards:
Attleboro High School; Bridgewater-Raynham Reg. High School; Dover-Sherborn Reg. High School; Mansfield High School; Norton High School; Seekonk High School; Sharon High School; Silver Lake Reg.High School.
Americana
by Hope High School of
Providence, RI; received
“I was blown away by the deep thinking, hardwork, and skill level – including both
Second Place.
precise and innovative use of material. The work is impactful. I spent several hours
Doomed
with the art, and mentally carried it around for days.
It is fascinating how each school presented a unique response to the call while overlapping a bit with theme more and motif.
There were many trees, technology, and hands. Students are speaking the same language. Through the art, they open their hearts and minds to share
their perspectives, critiques, and demands of the status quo.
Students offer a call to action: organize, make noise, protect, work together.
I feel incredibly honored to have been part of this journey, and am grateful for your inventiveness, soul-bearing, and trust,” remarks High Art Exhibition Juror, Jocelyn Vache.
Visitors of the High Art Exhibition can cast a People’s Choice Award ballot by using either a QR code or a computer terminal in the Museum’s gallery. Virtual People’s Choice Award votes will be collected throughout the course of the exhibit – with the award given to the top school after the exhibition has concluded on May 28that 4pm.Winner will be announced on social media