A wall of artwork with a sign that says "Courting Art"

Congratulations to this year's Courting Art finalists and award winners! Courting Art is an annual art contest for City Schools high school students, in partnership with Arts Every Day, offering scholarships and a chance to display artwork at the Eastside District Courthouse. Students from BSA performed during the recent finalist reception.

  • First Place — $7,500: Kaitlin Davis — Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School

  • Second Place — $5,000: McKenzie Egarton — Paul Laurence Dunbar High School

  • Third Place — $4,000: Bree Paschall — Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

  • Fourth Place — $3,000: Dangi Sofia — REACH! Partnership School!

  • Fifth Place — $2,000: Christian Hicks — Paul Laurence Dunbar High School

  • Sixth Place — $1,000: Jae’Lynn Newby-Goode — Patterson High School

  • MICA Young People’s Studio Award: Rickiyah Degraffinreid — Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women

  • MICA Young People’s Studio Award: REACH! Partnership School

  • People’s Choice Award — $1,000: Andrea Torres-Anguiano — Western High School

Finalists:

  • Cara Brunelle, 11th grade, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

  • Tamera Carrington, 12th grade, Renaissance Academy High School

  • Sage Crispino, 12th grade, Baltimore City College

  • Kay Fornah, 12th grade, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

  • Marquise Francis, 12th grade, Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School

  • Sheyla Lobos-Socoy, 12th grade, Baltimore City College

  • Nylyn Mosby, 12th grade, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

  • Madison Queen, 12th grade, Western High School

  • Jacqueline Ramirez, 12th grade, Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School

  • Sylvie Rehr, 12th grade, Baltimore Polytechnic Institute

  • Christina Styne, 12th grade, Frederick Douglass High School

  • A group of students, adults, and Mayor Scott at the Courting Art reception