Arts Council names award winners in annual Members’ Exhibit
NORWICH – The Chenango County Council of the Arts is pleased to announce this year’s award recipients from the Members Exhibit. “Best of Show” went to Deborah Crossman for her obvious high skill, technique and execution represented in all three of her pastel paintings. She will have a one-woman exhibit in the 2007/2008 exhibit season at CCCA.
In the Painting Category, Martina Stolarcyk won first place for her pastel portrait titled “Meditation,” Scott Higby won second place for his painting “The Erl King” and John Poggioli won honorable mention for his watercolor painting of a B&B in Scotland.
In the Drawing Category Jackie Gimson won first place for a mysterious pencil drawing, David Frye received second place for his unique engraving on glass of a textile mill in Cazenovia and JoLynne Fenger received a honorable mention for her pencil drawing titled “Martin.”
In the Photography Category, Mark Larson won first place for a crisp black and white photograph of an old barn, Grace McQueen received a second place award for her photograph of the World Trade Center towers image transferred onto fabric and Lorraine Carey won an honorable mention for her still life photograph.
The 3-dimension awards went to Sandra Yahner, first place for one of her assembled mixed media boxes, Sheila Briglin and Tony Capaccio won second place for a beautiful stained glass window and Dorothy Benenati won an honorable mention for her sculpted santa clause.
Linda Freer Mason received special recognition for her folk art stenciled painting on tin, a ‘lost art’ that is being revived and saved.
The exhibit will continue through Sunday, Dec. 17. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
In the Painting Category, Martina Stolarcyk won first place for her pastel portrait titled “Meditation,” Scott Higby won second place for his painting “The Erl King” and John Poggioli won honorable mention for his watercolor painting of a B&B in Scotland.
In the Drawing Category Jackie Gimson won first place for a mysterious pencil drawing, David Frye received second place for his unique engraving on glass of a textile mill in Cazenovia and JoLynne Fenger received a honorable mention for her pencil drawing titled “Martin.”
In the Photography Category, Mark Larson won first place for a crisp black and white photograph of an old barn, Grace McQueen received a second place award for her photograph of the World Trade Center towers image transferred onto fabric and Lorraine Carey won an honorable mention for her still life photograph.
The 3-dimension awards went to Sandra Yahner, first place for one of her assembled mixed media boxes, Sheila Briglin and Tony Capaccio won second place for a beautiful stained glass window and Dorothy Benenati won an honorable mention for her sculpted santa clause.
Linda Freer Mason received special recognition for her folk art stenciled painting on tin, a ‘lost art’ that is being revived and saved.
The exhibit will continue through Sunday, Dec. 17. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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