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2024 Small Works Art Show
Members & Non-Members
19th Annual Open Juried Small Works Show
Show Dates: April 3 – 27, 2022
Award Ceremony & Reception: Sat, April 6, 3-5.30 pm
Juror: Robin Zane
Sherri Paul, Hiking, oil, 8″x10″x2″, $250
Linda Negrin, Keukenhoff, Eglomise, (reverse painted enamel on glass) Framed, 8.75″x10.75″x1″, $200
Lisette Overweel, Tulips in Blue II, mixed acrylics on canvas, 14″x14″, $600
Dorothy Tyor, Medieval Dogs, Paper Acrylic Gold Leaf, 8″x6″x1″, $95
Hilda Green Demsky, Ready for Joy, Oil, 12″x12″x1.5″, $500
Maxine Feldman, Tucked Away Places, Mixed Media, 6.5″x7″, $300
Xin Shaw, The Lake House, Oil, 12″x12″, $200
Ruth Obernbreit, Astoria 1, oil, 12″x12″, $850
Cecile Roberfroid, Playing Thing 1, Oil, 12″x12″x1″, $575
Evelyn Aponte, Inside View, Photography, 11″x14″, $150
H. David Stein, Anemone, Oil paint and cold wax on photograph, 13.5″x13.5″, $595
Alice Kenny, White Onion, Color Pencil, 7.75″x8.5″, $800
Steven, Levine, Out Of Sight, Digital Media, 13″x15″x.5″, $250
Sonia Idelsohn, face3, wood, 11″x9″x2.5″, $250
Barbara Chen, Jolene the Zonkey (zebra + donkey), colored pencil drawing, 8″x10″x1″, $300
David Greene, Mini Bowl, Photograph on Metal, 12″x12″x2″, $295
Barbara Chin, Fruites, Water Color, (10.5″x13.5″x0.75″), $385
Mitch Achiron, Coney Island, Photo, 11″x14″x1/2″ (frame size), $250
Susan McHale, Winter Rose, tetra pak, 9″ x12″x1″, $250
Aislinn Weidele, Hares on a Wire, etching with pen and ink, 5″x7″, $150
Robin Arzt, On the Fence, acrylic, 12″x12″x.75″, $220
Terry Pasquale, EKG, Acrylic, 12″x12″, $200
Larry Gordon, ROUND ABOUT, Colored Pencils, 14.5″x11.5″ Framed, $750
Larry Gordon, ILLUSION 16, Acrylic on Canvas, 12″x12″x1.5″, $750
3rd Place: Mitch Achiron, Someone Old, Someone Young, Photo, 11″x14″x1/2″ (frame size), $250
Shirlene Ghobrial, Resting for the Night, Watercolor, 11″x14″,$280
Amy Nathan, Upward, Photo, 4″x6″, $75
Susan Manspeizer, Caught in Space, bent wood, plexibox, 12″x12″x3″, $1200
Jennifer Poulos, House of Lights Lantern, 6.375″x6.5″x4.5″, $215
Hildy Martín , Bus Stop, collage, 8″x8″x1″, $100
Hildy Martín , Casa Pastoral, collage, 8″x8″x1″,$100
Inge Pape Trampler, Otto, Acrylic on canvas, 8”x11”, $300
Inge Pape TRAMPLER, Finding the way, Acrylic on canvas, 14”x11”, $800
Marion Schneider, West Side Dog Walker, Acrylic, 12″x12″, $2000
Marion Schneider, Grand Central Moment, Acrylic, 12″x12″, $2000
Mitchell Visoky, Walking Around, Paper Collage, 9″x7″, $350
Honorable Mention: Mitchell Visoky, Light in My Eyes, Paper Collage, 9″x7″, $350
Christine Timmons, Stepping Out 3, Mixed-Media Collage, 6″x6″, $250
Neva Delihas Setlow, Seaside Afternoon, Acrylic/Wood Wall Sculpture, 12″x12″x2″, $1200
Tatyana Polyak, Afternoon in December, Watercolor, 6″x8″, $100
Denise Petit, Moonrise, Acrylic on board, 6″x6″, $200
Denise Petit, Juicy, oil on board, 6″x6″, $200
Kimberly Crichlow, Sunset Tulip, Smooth Fine Paper black frame with 2″ matte, 8″x12″x2″, $350
Virginia Zelman, Breezy, oil on board, 10”x14”, $450
Harriet Goldberg, Seated Lady 1, mixed media,12″x9.75″, $350
ThuNhi NguyenPetit, Signs of Spring I, mixed media, 9″x12″, $450
Rose Marie James, Artichoke, watercolor on vellum, 9×7(art) 15×13(frame), $900
Rose Marie James, Blueberry Blue, pastel on sanded paper, 6.5″x4.5″(art) 13″x15″(framed), $400
Kitty OCallaghan, Chair and Portrait, Encaustic, paper, and oil stick, 7″x5″x1 /4″, $120
Kitty OCallaghan, Chair at a Window, Encaustic, paper, and oil stick, 7″x5″ x1/4″, $120
Helen Pasternack, Mardi Gras, Monotype with Collage, 12″x12″, $500
Harriet Goldberg, Seated lady 3, mixed media, 11″x11.75″, $300
ThuNhi NguyenPetit, Signs of Spring III, mixed media, 9″x12″, $450
2nd Place: Ilene Bellovin, She Wore That Dress, Mixed Papers and Photograph, 10″x10″, $350
Ilene Bellovin, Hollywood 1954, Painted Papers, 9″x12″, $250
Alison Nicholls, Bowls, Watercolor, 8″x10″, $450
Julie O’Connor, Marvelous Meringues, Digital Archival Photograph Sublimated to Aluminum, 12″x12″, $200
Dustin Batson, Walking With Dad, watercolor, 13″x10″x1″, $350
Derek Freres, Birds in Flight, Kilnformed Glass, 14″ wide and deep by 7″ high, $400
Ruth Raskin, City Center 3, Photograph, 14″x11″x1″, $300
1st Place: Kathryn Hammil, Very Sweet Very Sinister, Glass and Enamel, 9″x9.5″x1″, $2,000
Deborah Petrucci, Afternoon Walk, oil, 12”x9”, $425
Deborah Petrucci, Above & Beyond, oil, 9”x12”, $425
Barbara Taff, Budapest2, Gauche montage, 15″x13.5″, $560
David Alge, Specimen #2, pen and ink on paper, 12″x12″, $150
Tim Hillis, Woman in a Blue Cap, Acrylic, 14.25″x9″x1.75″, $400
Ken Raskin, Scottish Stones, Photograph, 11″x14″x1″, $300
Diane Boekman, Calm 3, paper, acrylic paint, glue, coffee, collage, 9″x9″x.5″, $200
Carrie Belk, Revolve2, acrylic/collage on cradled wood panel, 12″x12″x1″, $625
Luis Fonseca, Four Points, Mixed Media, 11″x11″x1.5″, $300
Myra Hafetz, Terraces, Photography, 8″x6″, $700
Lynn Muzsik, Koora, Mixed Media, 11″x14″, $250
Dawn Leone, Ocean Cliff, Woodcut, 5″x5″, $245
Nina Ansaldi, “Fall in the Hollow”, Oil on Canvas, 12″x12″x2″, $1500
Paula Blumenfeld, Delilah, Mixed media, 12″x12″, $950
Judith Weber, Moral Collapse, Mixed media collage, 9″x11″x1″, $350
Tania Saiz, Concussion II, Watercolor and Ink, 7″x7″, $185
Lori Pepe, Blue Bird Glass, 9/4″x1/4″, $50
Barbara Kleinman, “Backyard Stairs”, mixed media, 9″x12″x1″, $500
Julianne Farella, Growing Pains, Oil on canvas, 11″x14″, $250
Juror: Robin Zane
Robin Zane is a New York based curator and artist. After many years in commercial marketing, she brings her experience, passion and commitment to promoting the arts. She has curated many exhibitions and acquired art collections for the not-for-profit sector including United Hebrew of New Rochelle, Lazarus Gallery and Willow Gardens Memory Care. She was Vice President of Marketing for RiverArts, a not- for- profit arts organization based in the Rivertowns where she promoted the organizations’ visual arts, dance, music, and theatre educational programs and events.
Robin is the founder of ZaneArts. Inc., an art consulting and marketing company.
I would like to express my gratitude for being asked to jury MAG’s 19th Annual Open Juried Small Works Show. It was wonderful to see the artwork and the varied approaches to subject matters and the use of materials.
During the jury process many works caught my attention including experimentation with materials in a uniquely expressionistic way, composition, as well as artists depicting subject matters with an enhanced technical knowledge of materials. I strived to balance my selections between technical execution along with experimental approaches to art making and progressive thinking in relation to thematic content. Of course, ranking the submitted artworks wasn’t easy and regrettably, there were artists left out, due to the limited number of works that I could select.
Congratulations to all the winners and participants of the exhibition! Whether or not your work was chosen, keep applying for opportunities and to share your work with others.
I would like to thank MAG and the members whom it was such a pleasure to work with.
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.
