Bryant High School art students compete in national Crosley record player contest
Art students at Bryant High School are asking community members to cast daily votes online from Nov. 2–6 in the nationwide Crosley Custom Cruiser Contest.
The student competition features original artwork created on vinyl record players, with top prizes including grant funding for high school art departments. Read more below.
Students from more than 200 high schools across the country participated in the contest by transforming iconic Crosley Cruiser Record Players into functional works of art. Bryant High School’s entry showcases student craftsmanship, original design, and artistic expression.
Community members can cast one vote per day during the voting period by visiting THIS LINK and selecting Bryant High School’s submission within its geographic region.
Regional winners determined by public voting will advance to a national judging round. A panel of Crosley judges will evaluate finalist entries based on creativity, craftsmanship, and thematic storytelling.
The grand prize winner will receive $2,500 for their school’s art program and up to 25 Crosley Cruiser Record Players for participating students. Schools finishing in second through fifth place will each receive $500 for their art departments.
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