Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Evie Driggs, Fountain Inn High School/Fine Arts Center
Kyle Tso, St. Joseph's Catholic School
Daniella Bieneman, Mauldin High School
Mary Addison Mann, Wade Hampton High School
Abigail Williams, Homeschool/Fine Arts Center
Amanda Sangronis, Mauldin High School
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville.
Six young artists were chosen from a total of 47 entries to the Greenlink Bus Shelter Art Contest, and will have their work featured on bus shelters throughout the City of Greenville. In collaboration with the City of Greenville’s Arts in Public Places Commission and Youth Commission, Greenlink held the contest to support the work of local artists while enhancing the appearance of bus stops.
Winning artists include:
Abigail Williams, Homeschool/Fine Arts Center
Amanda Sangronis, Mauldin High School
Daniella Bieneman, Mauldin High School
Evie Driggs, Fountain Inn High School/Fine Arts Center
Kyle Tso, St. Joseph's Catholic School
Mary Addison Mann, Wade Hampton High School
Greenlink identified shelter locations and designed the scope of the project and the Youth Commission assisted in contacting local high schools to raise awareness about the contest. A jury of seven judges selected the top 6 designs. The Arts in Public Places Commission awarded almost $3,000 toward production and installation costs to have the winning artwork digitized and adhered inside bus shelters.
Due to labor shortages for bus drivers, Greenlink enacted a Contingency Plan on December 6, 2021, that will go into immediate effect at any time Greenlink has exhausted all available resources to continue operating a route(s). Read on...
