Colorscape honors emerging artists
NORWICH – Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival is pleased to announce this year’s award of the Francis K. Wilcox Scholarship for Emerging Young Artists: Maggie Avolio of Unadilla Valley Central School and Christina Davis of Sherburne-Earlville Central School.
Jurors Deborah Whitman and Jackie Gimson-Craine chose the watercolor works of Avolio and the fiber and ceramic works of Davis over a talented selection of other local student artists.
The 2012 Francis K. Wilcox Scholarship Awards of $350 per Emerging Young Artist exhibitor will be presented at the complimentary Awards Breakfast on Sunday morning, September 9, at the 18th Annual Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival in downtown Norwich. As well, $100 gift certificates good for Golden Artist Colors products will be awarded to each Emerging Young Artist exhibitor.
The recipients will display and sell their work in a booth provided by Colorscape and participate fully with other exhibitors during Colorscape weekend to give them the experience of taking part in a juried art festival with professional artists.
Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival is a juried outdoor exhibition of fine arts and crafts. Organizers are dedicated to providing a show of the highest quality in an interactive atmosphere featuring demonstrations, educational activities, live musical entertainment, a competitive poetry slam, and creative food vending. Colorscape attracts an estimated 13-14,000 visitors each year. Admission and all activities are free. For more information, visit www.colorscape.org.
Jurors Deborah Whitman and Jackie Gimson-Craine chose the watercolor works of Avolio and the fiber and ceramic works of Davis over a talented selection of other local student artists.
The 2012 Francis K. Wilcox Scholarship Awards of $350 per Emerging Young Artist exhibitor will be presented at the complimentary Awards Breakfast on Sunday morning, September 9, at the 18th Annual Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival in downtown Norwich. As well, $100 gift certificates good for Golden Artist Colors products will be awarded to each Emerging Young Artist exhibitor.
The recipients will display and sell their work in a booth provided by Colorscape and participate fully with other exhibitors during Colorscape weekend to give them the experience of taking part in a juried art festival with professional artists.
Colorscape Chenango Arts Festival is a juried outdoor exhibition of fine arts and crafts. Organizers are dedicated to providing a show of the highest quality in an interactive atmosphere featuring demonstrations, educational activities, live musical entertainment, a competitive poetry slam, and creative food vending. Colorscape attracts an estimated 13-14,000 visitors each year. Admission and all activities are free. For more information, visit www.colorscape.org.
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