A dozen students from South Dakota will be able to see their art pieces displayed in the state Capitol building in Pierre.
The students are being recognized for their artistic talents through the Governor’s Student Art Competition. The art pieces are available for viewing in the first-floor rotunda of the Capitol through September 2022. The Capitol is open to the public on Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., and on weekends and holidays 8 a.m.–6 p.m..
The Governor’s Student Art Exhibition includes work from the following students:
| K-2 division | School | Grade | Hometown |
| Eva Lindholm | Burke Elementary | 2 | Burke |
| J.T. Olson | Whitewood Elementary | K | Whitewood |
| Aubree Sanderson | Burke Elementary | 1 | Bonesteel |
| 3-5 division | |||
| Ily Peck | Burke Elementary | 4 | Bonesteel |
| Ava Hyronimus | Harvey Dunn Elementary | 5 | Beresford |
| Danae Feenstra | Dakota Christian School | 5 | Harrison |
| 6-8 division | |||
| Easton Schwartz | Selby Area School | 8 | Selby |
| Theo Authier | Patrick Henry Middle School | 8 | Sioux Falls |
| Aine Graesser | Chamberlain Middle School | 8 | Chamberlain |
| 9-12 division | |||
| Hannah Hofer | Homeschool | 12 | Colton |
| Ella Ratliff | Lincoln High School | 11 | Sioux Falls |
| Julianna Doll | T.F. Riggs High School | 9 | Pierre |
A panel of 10 professional artists served as judges for the competition. The top-three ranked pieces in each age division are included in the exhibition. The program for student artists is a collaboration between Governor Kristi Noem and the South Dakota Arts Council.
Art by Julianna Doll of Pierre.
Art by Aine Graesser of Chamberlain.
Art by Aubree Sanderson of Bonesteel (Burke Elementary).
Art by Easton Schwartz of Selby.
Art by Eva Lindholm of Burke.
Art by Ily Peck of Bonesteel (Burke Elementary).
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