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Global Correspondent Report from Trinidad
 

 

 

 

Gillena Cox, TT

Trinidad High School Student Artwork Selected For Olympics

 

Matura High Shool, Trinidad, schoolgirl Carus Palmer has earned a place at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with a sketch depicting a gold torch held by several hands with various religious symbols at the top.

The sketch, which was done in coloured pencils, depicts a gold torch being held by several hands with various religious symbols at the top of the torch that include the Muslim, Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and Jewish faiths.

Palmer, a pupil of Matura High School, will have her artwork displayed at the Summer Olympics in Beijing, China, together with 24 other art pieces chosen from around the world.

When the 17-year-old art student entered the Olympic art competition, which was open to young artists from across the region and around the world, she never thought her sketch would be chosen to be displayed at the Olympic museum in Beijing. She was therefore surprised when she found out her entry had placed first in the Caribbean.

setting sun
a crayon scrawled sky
as day progresses

 

 

 

 

 

Read Poetry by Gillena Cox

 

Renhai

Gillena Cox, TT: Solo Renhai—Hot Spots

Gillena Cox, TT: Solo Renhai—'Though Your Sins Maybe As Scarlet'

 

Gillena Cox, TT and John Daleiden, US—Spring Essence

Karina Klesko, US and Gillena CoxYou and Me

Karina Klesko, US and Gillena Cox, US—No One's Talking

Gillena Cox, TT and Vaughn Seward, CA—Sway

Vaughn Seward, US, Shanna Baldwin Moore, US, and Gillena Cox, TT—Looking Up

 

 

 

 

 

 

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