2024 MAG Annual Awards Show
No Limits
Members Group Show
Juror of Awards: Jill Parry, Artist, Curator, Art Consultant
Show Dates: Oct 2 – 19, 2024
2024 Awards Winners
1st Place – Hudson Valley Art Association Award: Linda Greenhouse
2nd Place – Blue Door Award: Cecile Roberfroid
3rd Place – Wendy Porterfield Memorial Award: Jacqueline Lorieo
MAG Honorable Mentions:
Chris Timmons,
Dorothy Cancellieri
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Sherri Paul, Girl with the Gold Earring, Oil, 24″x20″, $1,800
Marion Schneider, At the Whitney, Acrylic, 16″x16″, $1,900
Steven Levine, The Gardener, Photograph, 21.5″x17.5″, $350
Monique Robidoux, Santorini Sail, Oil on canvas, 20″x20″x1.5″, $850
Bryan Greene, Untitled, Acrylic on Canvas, 30″x40″, $1,200
Marissa Grimaldi Kam, Abiding Affection, Photograph, 20″x30″ (24″x36″framed), $429
2nd PLACE: Cecile Roberfroid, Walking Together, Oil on canvas, 50″x35″, $4,400
Helen Schiliro, Once, Mixed Media/collage, 24″x25″, $700
Suzanne Montresor, Shadow Migration, graphite/color pencil, 31″x27″, $1,600
Gregory Beise, Techno-Octo Oculous, Casein and Gouache on Panel, 14″x10″, $700
Jim Maciel, Three Sisters, Watercolor, 24″x30″, $250
Melanie Doulton, Within/Without, Digital Print, 16″x24″, $250
Ilene Bellovin, I Must Be Dreaming, Mixed Media/collage, 14″x17″, $450
Inge Pape Trampler, Nebula, Acrylic on canvas, 30″x24″, $2,000
Rose James, Blossoming, Oil on canvas, 30″x30″framed, $1,400
David Greene, No Mercy, photograph, 25″x25″,$395
1st PLACE: Linda Greenhouse, Hamilton Green No.2, Archival pigment photograph, 26″x38″ framed, $450
Catherine Russell, Prodigal, Oil on Aluminum, 20″x24″, $1,000
Eloise Parker, Connie, Graphite, 12″x15″ / 19″x23″ (framed), $650
Virginia Zelman, Emergence, Oil on linen, 12″x15″,$800
Phyllis Tarlow, Dancing Tree, Oil, 26″x26″ framed, $1,400
Amy Nathan, Flight, Photo, 4″x6″ framed, $225
HONORABLE MENTION: Chris Timmons, Dancing in the Dark, Mixed Media/Collage, 10″x10″, $600
Janet Bloom, Milkshake Memories, Acrylic on canvas, 20″x10″, $350
HONORABLE MENTION: Dorothy Cancellieri, Woman with Parrot, Man with Cat, Acrylic on canvas, 24″x36″, $750
Deborah Petrucci, In the Middle, Oil on canvas, 14″x20″, $850
3rd PLACE: Jacqueline Lorieo, Support, Ceramic, wood, 2″x8″x4″, $400
Carol Gromer, Emergence, Charcoal on Paper, 32.5″x27″, $3,500
Mindy Ackerman, Sunset on the West Side, Photograph, 16″x13″ Framed, $110
Robin Henschel, Rhino ala Durer, Stoneware and porcelain , 12″x9″x5″, $432
Lisette Overweel, Hidden, Mixed acrylics, 18″x24″, $800
Luis Fonseca, Troy I, Digital Print, 36″x24″, $350
Annette Lieblein, Origin, Monoprint, 24″x24″, $900
Mitchell Visoky, Man in Storm, Pastel on paper, 22″x22″, $975
Linda Austrian, Come Fly with Me, Photo, 18″x24″,$300
Dustin Batson, Baja Dreaming, Acrylic on stretched canvas, 24″x36″, $1,200
Larry Gordon, CIRCULAR DIRECTION, Colored Pencil, 20″x24″, $1,500
Helen Pasternack, Summer, Acrylic on canvas, 30″x30″, $500
Violet Useda-Linder, Incoming Squall, Acrylic on Canvas, 12″x24″, $750
Fabian Wes Fleurant, Marine Bleue, Mixed media, 16″x16″, $900
Lynn Muzsik, Untitled 1, Mixed Media Collage, 12″x12″, $250
Barbara Kleinman, Hoops, Mixed media, 12″x15″, $450
John Wright, The Mob, Watercolor, 31″x25″, $1,900
LINDA NEGRIN, FAKE NEWS, MIXED MEDIA, 28″x23″x8″, $975
About this year Juror of Awards:
Jill has had a wide involvement in the arts though her teaching, traveling and exhibiting. She taught textile design at the University of Papua New Guinea and ran a hand painted silks studio at Camden Lock in London.
As a teaching artist Jill has worked in many schools and community residencies, developing K – 12 arts in education projects and creating large scale art installations. She was awarded an artist grant from ArtsWestchester for a Fiber Mural community project at Mamaroneck Library, NY.
Currently, Jill works with artists in critique groups and advises on various committees to promote the arts in the community. She works from her studio in Mamaroneck, NY and exhibits widely in galleries and museums. Her work can be found in private collections worldwide.
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.
