ChanukahArt Contest

Thanks to Our Art Contest Participants

Students from across Atlanta lit up our inbox and, yes, even our mailbox, with their submissions for the yearly Chanukah Art Contest.

By AJT Staff November 29, 2018, 12:33 pm Edit

AJT Chanukah Collage by Beruriah Freedman from Chaya Mushka Children’s House, Fourth Grade
Post-Pop Art Chanukah by Alyssa Medwed from The Davis Academy, Second Grade
Roots of Hannukah by Gabriella Schakett from Atlanta Jewish Academy, Seventh Grade
Mixed Media by Yaniv Baron from The Epstein School, First Grade
Happy Chanuka Paper Cut by Dasha Borodovkaya from The Paideia School, Seventh Grade
Happy Chanukah! by Shayna Miriam Antopolsky from Chaya Mushka Children’s House, Second Grade
Hannukah Under the Sea by Malachi Freedman from Chaya Mushka Children’s House, Fourth Grade
Happy Chanakkah by Sara Freedman from Torah Day School of Atlanta, Second Grade
Post-Pop Art Chanukah by Noah Swenson-Friedberg from The Davis Academy, Second Grade
Chanukah Fun by Rachel Freedman from Torah Day School of Atlanta, Kindergarten
Chanukah Craziness by Devorah Melnick from Toras Emes, Third Grade
Peace Through Hanukkah Joy by Julia Moss from The Davis Academy, Sixth Grade
Chanukkah is Great! by Maya Stinson from River Eves Elementary, Second Grade
Light the Night by Binny Schulgasser from Torah Day School of Atlanta, Fifth Grade
Hannukiah by Eliana Berkowitz from The Weinstein School, Pre-K
Happy Chanukah Dreidel by Chana Antopolsky from Chaya Mushka Children’s House, Preschool
Happy Chanukah! by Aryeh Yehuda Freedman from Torah Day School of Atlanta, Fourth Grade
Hannukah Happy by Amaya Sage Raidbard from Heards Ferry Elementary, First Grade
Chanukah is Coming by Ami Graber from Atlanta Jewish Academy, Fourth Grade

Each year, the AJT invites community members to put marker to paper – or any other medium of choice – in honor of Chanukah. Students from across Atlanta lit up our inbox and, yes, even our mailbox, with their submissions. From the technicolor chanukiyah gracing this week’s cover to the Chanukah collage made from the pages of this very paper, young artists paid homage to the Festival of Lights. Explore the imaginative creations of our young artists to help usher in the holiday spirit.

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