HIGH SCHOOL   Photography Award EHHS/Ross School Best in Show Shannon Card for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Sharkey-Miller	Half Hollow Hills HS West 1st  Place Jillian Wilson for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Poligkeit
EHHS/Ross School 1st  Place Chris Bustamante for Black Bird Teacher: Ms. Sharkey-Miller	EHHS/Ross School 2nd Place Stephanie Jamet  for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Sharkey-Miller
Half Hollow Hills HS West 3rd Place Kristina Spinelli for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Poligkeit	EHHS Honorable Mention Sarah Philipbar for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Clemence
Half Hollow Hills HS West Honorable Mention Alexandra Harris for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Poligkeit	Half Hollow Hills HS West Honorable Mention Jacqueline Cooke for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Poligkeit
EHHS/Ross School Honorable Mention Danica Ciccariello for Canopy Teacher: Ms. Sharkey-Miller	LHR  Digital Painting Award Longwood High School Best in Show John Murray for Vintage Freedom Teacher: Ms. Gerard
Digital Photography Award EHHS/Ross School 1st Place Rebecca Petoello for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Sharkey-Miller	EHHS 2nd Place Josh Keltner for Self Portrait Teacher: Ms. Antczak
EHHS 2nd Place Tevin Campbell for Self Portrait Teacher: Ms. Antczak	EHHS 3rd Place Jeffrey Linares for Self Portrait Teacher: Ms. Antczak
EHHS Honorable Mention Andre Cherrington for Self Portrait Teacher: Ms. Antczak
LHR Works on Paper, Mixed Media EHHS Best in Show Gabriella Vera-Abbassi for Rabdomante Teacher: Ms. Evans	EHHS 1st Place Lucas Gambino for Golden Rabdomante Teacher: Ms. Evans
EHHS 2nd Place Megan Farnham for Marker Study Teacher: Ms. Evans	EHHS 3rd Place Isabela Abeyta for Fuyu View Teacher: Ms. Evans
EHHS Honorable Mention Zachary Waleko for Across the Pond Teacher: Ms. Evans	EHHS Honorable Mention Katie Reed for Fly’s Eye Dome Teacher: Ms. Evans
EHHS Honorable Mention Julia Lee for Fly’s Eye Dome Teacher: Ms. Evans	EHHS Honorable Mention Christopher Bustamante for Rabdomante Teacher: Ms. Evans
LHR Works on Paper Award Longwood High School Best in Show Christopher Hart Jr. for Artist’s Paradise Teacher: Ms. Gerard	Ross School 1st Place Alia Knowlan for Blue Poles, LongHouse Teacher: Ms. Cross
Ross School 2nd Place Jason Ng for Woodpile Teacher: Ms. Cross	Ross School 3rd Place Kathrin Fritz for Flowers, LongHouse Teacher: Ms. Cross
LHR Painting Award EHHS Best in Show Skyler Conklin for Fly’s Eye Teacher: Ms. Lawler	Longwood High School 1st Place Brandon McClain for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Gerard
Ross High School 2nd Place Eunice Kim for Untitled Teacher:  Ms. Cross	Ross High School 2nd Place Min Kim for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Cross
Longwood High School 3rd Place Ashley Garguilo for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Gerard	EHHS Honorable Mention Emma Comes for Mixed
EHHS Honorable Mention Katherine Lombardi for LongHouse Flowers Teacher: Ms. Lawler	EHHS Honorable Mention Tess Talmage for Untitled Teacher: Ms. Lawler
LHR Landscape Architecture and Design Award EHHS/Ross Career Connections Best in Show Nathaniel Fyffe for Sustainable House Design Teacher: Ms. Fayyaz	Bridgehampton High School 1st Place Bryzeida Perez for Sustainable House Design Teacher: Ms. Fayyaz
Bridgehampton High School 2nd Place Ana Rosa Vallejo for Sustainable House Design Teacher: Ms. Fayyaz	Bridgehampton High School 3rd Place Jonathan Pineda for Sustainable House Design Teacher: Ms. Fayyaz
LHR Ceramics Award Bridgehampton High School Best in Show Ceramic Quilt Reflection Teacher: Ms. Gianis	Longwood High School 1st  Place Kelly Rose DiFede for On the Pond Teachers: Ms. Gerard, Ms. Gerlach
MIDDLE SCHOOL LHR Sculpture Award Home schooled First Place Grade 8 Chance Sevigny Teachers: Ms. Bachemin, Ms. Jaffe	LHR Sculpture Award Single-grade Collaborative East Hampton Middle School First Place Grade 7 Accepting: Claudio Fino, Lindsey Lerner Teacher: Ms. Batiste
LHR Photography Award, Video stills East Hampton Middle School First Place Grade 7 Michael Cahill Teacher: Ms. Collins, Ms. Greene, Mr. Krupp, Mr. Mautschke, Ms. Posillico, Ms. Van Brunt, Mr. Ward
LHR Interpretive Photography Award Amagansett School First Place Grade 6 Abby Okin Teacher: Mr. Hancock with Ms. Paris	Black Mirror   I don’t really Have a black Hole As a heart. You might think I do When you look At me but I promise I don’t. My heart is as pink and lovely as anybody’s, But you just don’t wee it without really looking Beyond what’s shown.  I’m portrayed as dark And mean just because of the way I look.  If only People would look at me from a different Perspective, with a pair of fresh eyes. Sometimes Being a Certain color Doesn’t make You a Certain person.   By Abby Okin
	"Trickery Snake"   I twist and tangle up the tree You’re close to me you get scared and flee If you're close up you see I am a phony I am made of pins and that's my formation And that's the basis of my creation I look like I'm strangling the tree But really I'm as dead and lifeless as can be Snake far away big, Frightening & strong, scary, monster Snake close up harmless, gentle When you really examine me you will see I'm not so bad   By Julian MacGurn
Amagansett School Honorable Mention Grade 6 Julian MacGurn, Bryce Slater Teachers: Mr. Hancock with Ms. Paris	“Flower Ropes” Flowers wrap around my viney back, People walk under me with wonder and awe, They look at the colors of my bright personality, Overwhelming them with beauty. Kids run And  jump under me with expressions of amazement Looking up at my viney, flowery back stretching to the end of time. I live with personality. I am filled with amazing, colorful beauty. I stare down at people from thousands Of millions of miles away. I am the passage to heaven where beauty Only knows its way.   by Bryce Slater
LHR  Interpretive Painting Award Tuckahoe Common School First Place Grade 6 Will Steinbrecher Teacher: Ms. Leszczynski	Dry River The sun has dried me, With forgotten promises All I am is dirt. Just an empty path, Where the water does not flow, Forever winding. Small shrubs thrive in me, There are rocks along my edge, I’m the Dry River.   by Will Steinbrecher
Southampton Intermediate School Honorable Mention Grade 6 Annie Connolly-Sporing Teacher: Ms. Charron
LHR Mixed Media Award Southampton Intermediate School First Place Grade 6 Tucker Pizzanelli Teacher: Ms. Charron	Southampton Intermediate School First Place Grade 6 Ariel Tello   Teacher: Ms. Charron
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LHR Interpretive Photography Award Montauk School Fifth Grade Allison Castaneda Teacher: Ms. Nicoletti	Vortex I see a vortex. I wonder where it goes? Does it go anywhere, Here or there? No one will ever know!   By Alisson Casteneda
Montauk School Fifth Grade Sophia Foglia Teacher: Ms. Nicoletti	Earth Rock I see an earth How about you? The sun shines Beautifully through Water, land, air and space. Here we are on this magical place. Looking at this rock I see a planet, Stars around, do you see? Maybe this rock is made of granite. Around and around here we are Why does it seem so far?   by Sophia Foglia
Montauk School Fifth Grade Alyssa Jacoby Teacher: Ms. Nicoletti	Bamboo Crunch, Crunch! There are no pandas here But the picture is not real I simply had an idea I turned the camera round & round Until it made a clicking sound Then the picture was done   by Alyssa Jacoby
LHR Mixed Media Award Montauk School Fifth Grade Joey Cirillo Teacher Ms. Nicoletti
LHR Mixed Media Award, Multi-grade Collaborative Springs School Second Grade and Fifth Grade Teachers: Ms. McKee, Ms. Tully
LHR Poetry Award JJMES Third Grade Sofia Lehovitis Teacher: Ms. Bock	The LongHouse The sounds of feet pacing through the pebbles Workman turning on the sprinklers The black elephant sitting on its trunk Math cubes piled high making a city The huge Japanese trees surrounding the house The lake of mystery filled with animals of all sorts Kids rolling down the swift amphitheater slopes Fly eye domes, dangerous metal Walking through the man’s shirt and tie looking sharp Lightning rocks looking cracked The slithery metallic snake on a tree The goat’s depressing face The black mirror’s flowing waters passing into its mouth The marble polar bear lying at the edge of a pool The vibrations on your hands after ringing the bell The magic feeling of looking at the chess board The LongHouse as beautiful and grand Why must I have to say good-bye again? Until next time LongHouse, See you soon!   by Sofia Lehovitis
LHR Mixed Media Award, Collaborative Ross Lower School First Grade Teachers: Ms. Cooke with  Ms. Allegra

JMMES Fourth Grade Teachers: Mr. Tulp, Mr. Tupper

LHR Illustrative Poetry Award Amagansett School Fifth Grade AbbyQuin Nanci-Ross   Teachers: Ms. Parsons with Ms. Paris		Happy Elephant Caught my eye Could an elephant really stand and stay Standing on it’s trunk? Amazing elephant Wonderful elephant Upside-down elephant At LongHouse Could do a trunkstand   by AbbyQuin Nanci-Ross
Amagansett School First Grade Luke Burke Teacher: Ms. Muthig		Battenkill Smooth water Rough sidewalk White paper Brown table Orange flag moving Fast as a rabbit Shiny as a crystal Green as grass Moving water   by Luke Burke
Amagansett School First Grade Dianne Celle Teacher: Ms. Muthig		Cobalt Reeds Candles of fire so bright Skinny string you tie Tall to reach the sky Pointy and sharp sticks to grab Grass cake Blue night sky   by Dianne Celle
Amagansett School First Grade Brody Eggert Teacher: Ms. Muthig		Jack’s Walla Wallas Like pears on the ground Like onions in a boat Like balloons without a string Like squashed picked Yellow as the sun Orange and red bubbles Blue as the ocean Beautiful   by Brody Eggert
Amagansett School First Grade Zane Stenerson Teacher: Ms. Muthig		Elefandret Black as a bat flying in the sky Whimsy as clown on a unicycle Bumpy as a toad Rusty chain hanging Delicate as a piece of glass Crumpled like black paper Stable like the empire state building   by Zane Stenerson
LHR Sculpture Award, Mixed Media  JMMES Fourth Grade Emilio Espinoza, Dennise Guzman   Teachers: Ms. McKee, Ms. Borowsky
JMMES Third Grade Nathan Fallon Teacher: Ms. Streck

LHR Sculpture Award, Clay Montauk School Fourth Grade Conor Brady Teachers: Ms. Cusimano, Ms. Moloney		Running Water     My sculpture represents flowing water, a totem pole, and a water fall.  If I made it for the LongHouse I would make it out of wood and black rocks.  If you look closely it looks like a hula skirt at the bottom.  If I had the priviledge of putting my sculpture in the LongHouse I would put Running Water next to Black Mirror because they look the same.   by Conor Brady
James Kim		My World On a visit to the LongHouse I saw many sculptures.  I was inspired by them to create one of my own.  I called it, My World.  I feel that it represents how people feel about our world.  The two figures are hugging the earth showing how much they love it.  I like the sculpture and the way I created it.   by James Kim
Danielle Lackner		The Beaty of Nature On my trip to the LongHouse I saw many beautiful sculptures of nature.  I worked to make one of my own.  I created a butterfly to go near the pond.  I named it The Beauty of Nature. It would go very well with the frogs and the lily pads floating in the pond.   by Daniellw Lackner
Natalie Sepp		The Box of Lines Recently we went on a field trip to the LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.  When we returned to school we made little sculptures out of clay.  My sculpture is called, The Box of Lines.  If I made my sculpture for the LongHouse it would be made out of gray stone and it would be a five foot square.  I got my inspiration from the Reclining Figure.  The Reclining Figure has different shapes coming out of it.   by Natalie Sepp
Nolan King Montauk School First Grade Teachers: Ms. Irvine, Ms. Walsh		Emily McConnell
Benjamin Berkhofer		Anni Spacek
Lucia Ibrahim
LHR Sculpture Award, Single Grade Collaborative Ross Lower School Kindergarten Teachers: Ms. Adredge, Ms. Connell, Ms. DeCecco, Mr. Klein with Ms. Allegra
blowing in the wind
blowing in the wind
LHR Installation Award, Collaborative                                      Southampton Elementary School First Grade, Dual Language Class Teachers: Ms. Hantz, Ms. Sammy with Denise Silva-Dennis		LHR Installation Award, Single Grade Collaborative Montauk School First Grade Teachers: Ms. Cutillo, Ms. Irvine, Ms. Walsh