Cranston East senior Mathilda Corcoran was the winner of the Rhode Island Art Educator Association’s $500 scholarship presented May 7 at the closing reception of the third annual Emerging …
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Cranston East senior Mathilda Corcoran was the winner of the Rhode Island Art Educator Association’s $500 scholarship presented May 7 at the closing reception of the third annual Emerging Artists show held by the Warwick Center for the Arts. Corcoran was one of 32 young artists whose work was shown in the exhibit. While Corcoran said she has a strong interest in art, she is not sure she will pursue it as a career. She will attend Brown University this fall and aims to take a course at Rhode Island School of Design. She is in front of one of three works she had in the show. (Warwick Beacon photos)
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Also pictured is young artist, Eric Lechpammer, who won an award for his mixed media work depicting his father, titled, "Pops".
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