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Show dates: April 5 – 30, 2021
2021 Award Winners
FIRST PLACE: Maria Teresa Ortiz-Naretto, “Body Study 148”
SECOND PLACE: Alan Garry, “Florence”
THIRD PLACE: Mitchell Visoky, “Dance I”
Honorable Mention: Shreya Mehta, “Flowing Fluid 4”
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Mitchell Visoky, A Dance II, Mixed media-paper, watercolor, 12″x10″, $450
Mitchell Visoky, A Dance I, Mixed media-paper, watercolor, 12″x10″, $450-THIRD PLACE
Vicki Wojcik, Stems, Printed papers and oil pastel on board 10”x8”x3/4”, $200
Paula Blumenfeld, Elephant Walk, Oil on paper, 15″x12″, $795
Paula Blumenfeld, Where Droplets Join Puddles, Oil/paper/fabric on canvas, 13.25″x14″, $1200
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Alan Garry, Cordoba, Oil on canvas, 9″x9″x1/4″, $300
Alan Garry, Florence, Oil on canvas, 9″x9″x1/4″, $350-SECOND PLACE
Helen Pasternack, Jagged Edges, Monotype, 12″x12″, $350
Fabian Wes Fleurant,Evanescence, Acrylic on canvas, 14″x14″, $900
June Greenspan, A Harsh Life, Digital photograph, 13.5″x14″, $300
Cecelia Duncan, Within the Globe, Mixed Media, 7″x5″, $300
Lynne Lederman, Skylight, Reduction linocut, 3″x3″, $75
Lynne Lederman, Candlelight, Reduction linocut, 3″x3″, $75
Maria Teresa Ortiz-Naretto, Body Study #148, Oil on paper, 14″x12″ – FIRST PLACE
Maria Teresa Ortiz-Naretto, Body Study #159, Oil on paper, 14″x12″
Marion Schneider, Crosswalk Geometry, Acrylic, 12″x12″x1″, $1100
Larry Gordon, My Little Melody, Acrylic, 11″x14″x5/8″ Framed, $900
Christine Knowlton, Metal Bridges, Collage, Mirror, Auto Glass, Acrylic on canvas, 12″x12″x1.5″, $750
Dave Greene, Steps to Everywhere, Photograph, 12″x12″, $200
Linda Greenhouse, Urban Crossroads 2, Archival Inkjet Photograph, 10″x15″, $450
Steven Levine, Not Interested, Photograph, 12″x15″, $275
Christine Aaron, Astral, Toned Cyanotype, 8.5″x11″, $200
Michael Washburn, Moon for the Heart Broken, Manipulated digital photograph, 14″x14″, $250-HONORABLE MENTION
Doris Mady, Tickling The Shore, Oil, 11.75″x10″x1.25″, $250
Jane Black, Rocky Shore, 9″x12″, Oil on linen
James Maciel, Monument Valley, Watercolor, 12″x15″, $45
Susan Stillman, Last Light, Acrylic on wood panel, 14″ x 11″ x .75″, $625
Leah Zinder, Cross Stitched Vessels, Copper, Fibers, 10″x5″x4″, $1200
Annette Lieblein, Spring Awakening, Encaustic painting, 12″x12″, $700
Shreya Mehta, Flowing Fluid 4, Alcohol Ink on cold pressed arches paper, 10″x8″x1″, $350-HONORABLE MENTION
Linda Negrin, Corona Monsters Series 1, #5, Mixed Media, 10″x10″x1.5″, $150
Inge Trampler, Houseleek, Acrylic,11”x8.5”, $120
Mary D’Amico, Dahlia, Watercolor, 8″x8″x1″, $300
Evelyn Aponte, Sunburst, Photograph, 8″x10″, $175
Evelyn Aponte, Holding Me Up, Photograph, 5″x7″, $125
Juror: Jill Sarver Rossi
Jill Sarver Rossi is Deputy Director with the Rome Art Program, a NYC-based educational organization in Rome, Italy and is Senior Curator with Cynthia Byrnes Contemporary Art, Westport, CT. She received her M.F.A. in Painting from Western Connecticut State University, M.A. in Painting and Drawing from Eastern Illinois University, and B.F.A in Painting and B.A. in Spanish from Miami University.
She has juried and curated independent exhibitions and taught art education throughout the Midwest and New York metro area and continues her studio practice at The Knowlton, Bridgeport, CT.
Thank you to all artists who submitted work to this exhibition. Though the selection process is never easy, it was a delight to see the variety of approaches and myriad of subjects presented on an intimate scale.
Often, small works can be overlooked or not taken seriously. Some think that smaller is easier or safer; I could not disagree more. With a small surface, there is less room—less room for mistakes or second guesses. Hesitations become obvious. Strong decisions are confident and clearly visible. To me, a small work often encompasses the essence of what the artist desires to communicate. There is no room for anything more.
Thanks again to each of you for sharing your work with me after this quiet year. It was a pleasure and I wish you each the best in your creative endeavors.
Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild Gallery is proud to be a grantee of ArtsWestchester with the funding made possible by Westchester County government with the support of County Executive George Latimer.
