North Charleston Arts Fest Reveals 2022 Poster Design Competition Winner – Deborah Kinard

The City of North Charleston (SC) Cultural Arts Department is pleased to announce Deborah Kinard of Kiawah Island, SC, as the winner of the 2022 North Charleston Arts Fest Poster Design Competition. As the winner of the statewide contest, Kinard’s mixed media painting, titled “Memories 222”, will be used to promote the 2022 North Charleston Arts Fest, taking place May 4-8. In addition, the artist was awarded a $500 cash prize and the piece has become part of the City of North Charleston’s Public Art Collection.

“Memories 222” was one of 80 entries by artists from 17 cities across South Carolina that were submitted for consideration for the 2022 North Charleston Arts Fest Poster Design Competition. The mixed media piece was created using paint and pen and incorporates collage, stenciling, and stamping techniques. “As a long-time supporter of the North Charleston Arts Fest, both as a former educator that brought my students to experience the event and as a practicing artist that has entered and won several awards in the Judged Fine Art Competition, it is a great honor for my artwork to represent this year’s festival,” Deborah says. “I believe the layers, textures, patterns, and colors in my work reflect the vibrancy and diversity that the event brings to our community each year.”

Recently retired from a 37-year career as an elementary and middle school teacher, Kinard has transformed her life-long passion for art from a pastime to a full-time endeavor, creating every day from her home studio on Kiawah Island. Curiosity, nature, and love of color inspire her work, which is often abstract, experimental, and produced through a layering process using a variety of substrates and materials. Kinard really enjoys experimenting with handmade papers, inks, hand-carved stamps, and various consistencies of paint. Her artwork typically initiates through her daily journaling practice, where she begins making marks intuitively and adding layers of colors and materials to create a journal spread. Sometimes these ideas become a bigger piece of artwork on canvas, paper, or wood. Through this process she finds her work constantly evolving.

Kinard has participated in many artist guild and juried exhibitions throughout the Lowcountry and has received numerous awards over the years. She is a member of the Charleston Artist Guild, Kiawah Artist Guild, Folly Beach Artist Guild, and the South Carolina Artisan’s Center, where her work is currently in display and available for purchase.

A collection of Kinard’s mixed media works will be on display at Park Circle Gallery May 4-27, 2022. The exhibit will feature her winning piece, “Memories 222”. The gallery is located 4820 Jenkins Avenue in North Charleston. Admission and parking are free. The public is invited to meet the artist at the gallery at a free reception on Friday, May 6, 2022, from 5-7pm. The reception occurs concurrently with the Arts Fest Arty Block Party, which takes place just around the corner from the gallery that evening on East Montague Avenue from 5-8:30pm. T-shirts and posters featuring the winning design will be available for purchase during the festival.

For more information about the North Charleston Arts Fest or other competition and exhibition opportunities, contact the City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department at 843/740-5854, e-mail to (culturalarts@northcharleston.org), or visit (NorthCharlestonArtsFest.com).

Caldwell Arts Council in Lenoir, NC, Announces Winners of the “Exposures Photography Competition”

The Caldwell Arts Council in Lenoir, NC, is pleased to announce the winners of the “Exposures Photography Competition”, as judged by Ben Erlandson, Ph.D.

For over 30 years, the Alleghany County NC resident has shot photography and created multimedia works. His award-winning photography has been featured in solo and juried shows, and published in various journals. His motion-based, animated films also have been featured and awarded at several film festivals. In 2020, one of Ben’s photos was selected as the inaugural Conservation Award winner by the Appalachian Mountain Club. Erlandson holds degrees from UNCA, Emerson College, and Arizona State University.

Best of Show ($400) – “Yellow Fork Falls in Spring” by Mike Koenig, Caldwell County

Second Place ($200) – “Black Lives Matter” by Mitzi Gellman, Catawba County

Third Place ($100) – “Calla Passion” by Ron Schwartz, Caldwell County

Judge’s Merit Awards ($25 each) –
“Dalton” by Thomas Thielemann, Caldwell County
“Smith Rock’s Gleam” by Jordan K. Ellis, Catawba County
“The Treasure of Wilson’s Creek” by Lonnie Webster, Watauga County

Due to the continuing effects of COVID-19, no opening reception will be held. The Caldwell Arts Council is located at 601 College Ave SW in Lenoir, NC, and is open to the public Tuesday through Friday from 9am to 5pm.

For further information call the Council at 828/754-2486 or visit (https://www.caldwellarts.com).

Caldwell Arts Council in Lenoir, NC, Announced the Results to Its “45th Annual Visual Artists Competition”

Artists from seven counties were invited to participate in the Caldwell Arts Council’s “45th Annual Visual Artists Competition”, on display through December 23, 2021, in Lenoir, NC. Judge Rogelio Calvo selected the following works for awards:

$400 Best of Show: “The Tentacles of Time” – handcut collage by Tyler Stephens, Caldwell County

$200 Second Place: “L’hiver” – fiber/wool art by Suzanna McGee, Catawba County

$100 Third Place: “In the Front of Matisse” – oil on canvas by Irina Khudyakov, Catawba County

Judge’s Merit Awards receiving a $25 Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff Gift Card:
“Jazz” – mixed media sculpture by Gena Hawkins, Catawba County
“Tower #11 (By the Sea)” – mixed media sculpture by Anthony Priolo, Catawba County
“Spaghetti Western” – oil on board by G. David Burnell, Catawba County
“Bridge to Forever” – ink & pencil drawing by Bill Karr, Caldwell County

The competition featured a total of $725 in cash prizes made possible through the generous support of the Brush & Palette Club, Caron Baker and Jim Wike, and Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff.

The Caldwell Arts Council is located at 601 College Ave SW in Lenoir, NC, and is open to the public Tuesday through Friday from 9am to 5pm.

For further information call the Council at 828/754-2486.

Arts Center of Kershaw County in Camden, SC, Announces Winners of the Visual Arts Society Fall Show

The Visual Arts Society, an affiliate of the Arts Center of Kershaw County, in Camden, SC, held the opening of their fall show on November 18, 2021. This group of artists from across the county presented pieces from a variety of mediums including: oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media, sculpture, photography, pottery, ceramics, and fabric art.

The following winners were announced:
First place: Carl Craighead, for “Congaree Swamp”, lithograph
Second place: James Rupert, for “The Chair”, plaster
Third place: Alice Brooks, for “Misty Morning”, oil

Honorable mentions included: “Isn’t She Cute” by Mary Ann Hurst, paper mâché; and “Spotted Lizard Walking Under a Spotted Moon” by Rand Rowe, pottery.

The show runs through Dec. 17, 2021 in the Bassett Gallery located on the Arts Center’s campus at 810 Lyttleton Street in Camden, South Carolina and is open to the public Monday – Friday from 10:00am – 5:00pm. The Bassett Gallery is sponsored by Van Horn Insurance.

For further info contact Stephanie Keel, Director of Marketing, by e-mail at (skeel@fineartscenter.org) or call 803/425-7676 x302.

Spartanburg, SC, Artist Scott Cunningham Wins Artists Collective | Spartanburg Juried Exhibition

Spartanburg, SC, artist Scott Cunningham won first place in the Artists Collective | Spartanburg third annual “Juried Exhibition” that showcased the diversity of works within a four-state region.

Of the 500 pieces of artwork submitted by artists in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee for consideration, 70 were selected to be included in the exhibition, which remains open through Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021, in the 2,000-square-foot Solomon Gallery at Artists Collective | Spartanburg facility at 578 W. Main Street.

Cunningham received $2,500 for his winning oil painting on panel titled “Fail. Safe. Fail.”

Other awards presented at the ceremony Oct. 2 were:
Second place ($1,000): Vivianne Carey, Spartanburg, SC.
Third place ($500): Cecil Norris, Shelby, NC.
Merit Award: Becky Hyatt Rickenbaker, Columbus, NC.
Merit Award: Quiauna Wood, Spartanburg, SC.
Merit Award: Mary Cooper McDonough, Seneca, SC.
Merit Award: Michael England, Hartwell, SC.
Merit Award: Roger Sledge, Waxhaw, SC.
Merit Award: David Stuart, North Augusta, SC.
Merit Award: Jan Swanson, Columbia, SC.

“Our annual Juried Exhibition is only in its third year, but each year gets better and better,” says Beth Regula, chair of the management board of the Artists Collective | Spartanburg. “The exhibit this year is very diverse and the quality of the work is excellent. If you like paintings, ceramics, mixed media, pastels, basketry, woodwork and photography, it can all be found in this exhibit. There is still time to see it in person or go to our website at (www.artistscollectivespartanburg.org) to see the works and watch a video of the jurors. The video gives an insight to what the jurors saw when choosing some of the award winners.”

Judges for the exhibition were Mary Erickson, a North Carolina and Florida painter, and Denise C. Woodward-Detrich, director of the Lee Gallery at Clemson University.

The Artists Collective | Spartanburg, located at 578 W. Main Street, provides a forum and home for the arts and creative population of Spartanburg, providing facilities and services to artist members for exhibits, performances and creation. It is open from 10am to 4pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays, except for Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Visit (artistscollectivespartanburg.org) for more information.

Arts Council of York County in Rock Hill, SC, Announces Results of Their Annual Juried Competition

The Arts Council of York County presented the awards for the “32nd Annual Juried Competition” at a free, public reception at the Center for the Arts, 121 E. Main St., Rock Hill, SC, on Thursday, Aug. 19, 2021. Works accepted to the “Juried Competition” are currently on exhibition in the Dalton Gallery at the Center for the Arts through Sept. 3, 2021.

Each year, the “Annual Juried Competition” is open internationally to artists 18 and older. Only original work, created in the last two (2) years, and not previously shown in the Dalton Gallery at the Center for the Arts is accepted. All forms of media are eligible, including video.

There were 182 entries by 78 artists from 21 cities and 3 states submitted to the “32nd Annual Juried Competition”. Of those entries, Juror Amy Chalmers selected 35 works for exhibition.

Amy Chalmers is the Art Curator at the South Carolina State Museum in Columbia, SC, where she oversees the Museum’s collection of over 5,000 pieces of art related to South Carolina. She is originally from Spartanburg, SC, where she received her BA in Art History and French. Before returning to her home state, she earned her MA in Illustration: Authorial Practice from Falmouth University, taught at the Columbus College of Art & Design, and spent three years at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum at the Ohio State University. She specializes in illustration, sequential art, and print media.

Awards were presented to:
Gerald and Barbara Schapiro Best of Show: “Pit of My Stomach, Back of My Mind” by Adrian Rhodes | Hartsville, SC
1st Place: “Collections No. 56” by Joana Wardell | Charlotte, NC
2nd Place: “Vessel No. 386” by Lee Sipe | Columbia, SC
3rd Place: “Venice Puppet-Shop Window” by Coleman Tharpe | Rock Hill, NC
Honorable Mention: “Zoar Road” by Ella Mackinson | Charlotte, NC
Honorable Mention: “Happenstance” by Lynn Schilling | Fort Mill, SC
Honorable Mention: “Shovel Tail Crane” by Randy Swanson | Fort Mill, SC
1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place Awards are sponsored by Kathy and Larry Wilson.

Kathy and Larry Wilson sponsor the “Juried Competition” in honor of Elizabeth Louise Dunlap Patrick. Elizabeth Louise Dunlap Patrick, a Rock Hill native, was born in Feb. 1936 in Rock Hill. Patrick was an avid supporter of the arts. She gave freely of her time and patronage to the Arts Council; served on the Gallery Committee and underwrote the awards for the annual “Juried Competition” for nearly ten years. She was a generous and ardent participant at the annual art auctions for many years, and she collected pottery from North and South Carolina potters whose work she championed. She also sponsored activities and events for the Yorkville Artist Guild. She supported her alma mater, Winthrop University, serving on alumni boards and reunion committees. Because of her generous support of the arts at Winthrop, the Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery was named in her honor in 1999. Also, Patrick was among the first group of honorees for the Medal of Honor for the Arts. Kathy Wilson continues her mother’s legacy by sponsoring the Arts Council’s Juried Awards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place.

For COVID-19 Visitation Guidelines visit (https://www.yorkcountyarts.org/visit). In adherence with CDC recommendations, face masks are encouraged for all while visiting the Center for the Arts and Tom S. Gettys Center. Face masks are required for all those who are not vaccinated. This policy may be revised as CDC guidelines change.

The Center for the Arts is located at 121 East Main Street, in the Cultural District of Downtown Rock Hill.

All winning images can be downloaded from (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/958xtwvx7f28on4/AAC3_qd9OPGkdbRb316Qji1na?dl=0).

The Arts Council is headquartered in downtown Rock Hill, a state-recognized cultural district. For more information on Arts Council events, contact the Arts Council of York County at 803/328-2787, by e-mail at (arts@yorkcountyarts.org), or visit (http://www.yorkcountyarts.org).

Society of Bluffton Artists in Bluffton, SC, Announce Winners of the “27th Annual Judged Show”

Of the 100 local artists who entered The Society of Bluffton Artists’ 27th Annual Judged Show, 18 winners were awarded first, second and third place cash awards in the following categories: oils, acrylics, watercolor, photography, mixed media and other art during an opening reception July 7. The exhibit will be on view through August 1 at the SOBA Gallery in Bluffton, SC.

“It was a pleasure to jury this fine collection of art,” said David Rankin, a nationally renowned artist who judged the entries. “It is a vivid testament to the creative efforts of the artists and art community here in Bluffton. Excellence in art is a hard-won achievement that artists struggle to achieve through their individual creative skills, efforts, and inspiration. And this 27th annual compilation is one the local art community can be proud of. I hope you will come walk through this exhibition and enjoy the diversity of styles and achievements.”

The Judged Show exhibit is on display through Aug. 1st at the SOBA gallery, on Church Street in Old Town Bluffton. To view all of the winners, visit (http://bit.ly/SOBAJudgedShow).

The winners included:

The “Best In Show” winner for “Aegan Blue” is Dennis Lake.

In Category 1: Oils, winners are:
1st Place — “Resting Spot,” Jackie Nutter
2nd Place — “Reverie,” Bill Winn
3rd Place — “South From Daws Island,” James Cawley
Honorable Mention — “My Happy Place,” Julia Kamenskikh

In Category 2: Acrylic, winners are:
1st Place — “Velocity,” Audrey Salkind
2nd Place — “Morning Coffee at Cafe,” Lin Hilts
3rd Place — “Globally Clean,” Cheryl Arnold
Honorable Mention — “Friends Forever,” Wyn Foland

In Category 3: Watercolor, winners are:
1st Place — “Three Friends,” Brenda Fallon
2nd Place — “Blooming Again,” Barbara Pecce
3rd Place — “The Gathering,” Patricia Wilund
Honorable Mention — “Little Ruby,” Loraine Mullaney

In Category 4: Photography, winners are:
1st Place — “Anticipation,” Suzanne Fiorino
2nd Place — “A Bird’s Eye View,” Melinda Welker
3rd Place — “Tranquility,” Steven Higgins
Honorable Mention — “Chechessee Storm,” Ed Kelly
Honorable Mention — “Reflections of Connections,” Jo Paduch
Honorable Mention — “Cool Contemplation,” Savannah Kemper

In Category 5: Mixed Media, winners are:
1st Place — “Hanami,” Tamara Garvey
2nd Place — “Bucket Full of Blues,” Joan McKeever
3rd Place — “Believe in Spring,” Donna Varner
Honorable Mention — “Guardian Angel,” Pam Davis

In Category 6: Other Art, winners are:
1st Place — “Unconsidered Trifles: Dispensary Bottles,” Kara Artman
2nd Place — “Pride,” Mary Burrell
3rd Place — “On the Road to Hanna,” Pat Diemand

About the judge:

David Rankin promotes conservation and appreciation of the natural world through his paintings and has worked with organizations such as the International Crane Foundation, the Wild Bird Society of Japan, the Corporate Conservation Council-Japan and the Smithsonian Institution. He is a Signature Member of the Ohio Watercolor Society, Artists for Conservation, and the Society of Animal Artists where he has served on the board since 1990. David is one of the true modern-day masters of transparent watercolors, exuding a dynamic passion for the medium in his lectures, demonstrations, and workshop instruction. His art reflects his profound passion for both watercolor and nature. He is a graduate of the Cleveland Institute of Art and lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with his wife, Deanna.


About The Society of Bluffton Artists:

SOBA is the heart of the flourishing art hub in Old Town Bluffton’s historic district at the corner of Church and Calhoun streets. As a non-profit art organization, SOBA offers regular art classes, featured artist shows, exhibitions, scholarships, outreach programs and more. The gallery is open from 10am-5pm, Monday through Saturday, and 11am-3pm on Sundays.

Please visit (www.sobagallery.com) for a complete calendar of events and other information or call 843/757-6586.

Arts Council of Carteret County in Morehead City, NC, Announces Winners of the “31st Annual Art From The Heart Competition”

Over 200 entries were received for this year’s “Art From The Heart Show and Sale”. We are so happy with the turnout especially during this last year of quarantine and sheltering in place. It’s apparent our artists stayed busy!

ACCC established three entry categories this year – Photography, Non-Photography, and Three-Dimensional. An Award of Excellence and two Honorable Mentions were decided by our judges for each category. The listing of the winners follows.

MEET THE JUDGES….
ACCC is very proud and honored to have the assistance of the four Carteret County High School Visual Arts Instructors to judge the 2021 Art From The Heart Show.

Amber Swanger • West Carteret High School
Catherine Olander • West Carteret High School
Jody Stouffer • Croatan High School
Michael Rhinehardt • East Carteret High School

Thank you to all of these amazing instructors, and artists, for making the “31st Annual Art From The Heart” show a very special event for the artists, the community, and the Arts Council. Be sure to see their own work on display.

AND THE WINNERS ARE….
Congratulations to these fine artists. Download the official AFTH Program which includes images of the winning art as well as a complete listing of all artist’s entries.

Photography Awards:
Award of Excellence – Beth Kohutek for “There was a Garden”

Honorable Mention – Patrick Poindexter for “Blackened Shad”

Honorable Mention – David Vogt for “Into the Void”

Non-Photography Awards”
Award of Excellence – Heather Sink for “On the Moove”

Honorable Mention – Brook Penick for “Apple”

Honorable Mention – Irene Bailey for “Multicultural Play Date”

Three-Dimentional Awards:
Award of Excellence – Catherine Thornton for “Three Best Friends”

Honorable Mention – Roxanne Kitty for “They Crucify Ourselves Every Day”

Honorable Mention – Kay Jarrett for “Wallking the Croatan”

Congratulations to local artist Vicky White for winning the People’s Choice award for the third year in a row for “Wading in Paradise”

For further information call 252/726-9156 or visit (www.artscouncilcarteret.org).

City of Charleston, SC, Announces Winners of the “2021 Piccolo Spoleto Juried Art Exhibition”

The City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs presents our “2021 Piccolo Spoleto Juried Art Exhibition”, on view May 28 – June 13, 2021. Due to the ongoing situation related to COVID-19 in South Carolina, City Gallery guests are requested to reserve in advance for free, timed admission online via (www.charleston-sc.gov/citygallery) or by phone by calling the gallery during business hours. Face masks are requested of all guests.

The annual juried art exhibition highlights the recent work of artists across South Carolina featuring painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and photography. Artworks receiving prizes are presented alongside a limited selection of pieces identified by the juror as meriting display.

Let’s congratulate the following “Piccolo Spoleto Juried Art Exhibition” winners:

Best in Show – “Deject” by James Johnson

Best Painting – “Soiree” by John Kenney

Best Screenprint – “Dixter Lawn” by Robin Childers

Best Drawing – “Can You Hear Me?” by Elizabeth Northcutt Williams

Best Sculpture – “History is Now And Us” by Annie Rhodes Lee

Best Photograph – “Pandemic Sunrise” by Kathleen Pompe

Dontre Major was this year’s Juror, Major, originally from Oklahoma, moved to Charleston in 2015 where he graduation from the College of Charleston’s Studio Art program with a concentration in photography. While attending CofC, he was accepted to show in the juried “Young Contemporaries Exhibitions” in 2016, 2017, 2018; in the 2018 show he won two awards the Norton M. Seltzer Prize and The Laura M. Bragg Memorial Award as well as receiving the title Best in Show. After graduation, in 2018, Major was also a part of the Charleston Gaillard Center “Prints in Clay” exhibition which focused on the history of enslaved Africans and the fingerprints they left behind. In 2019, he also showed work in the “Enhancing African Descendant Identity through Community Engagement and DNA Analysis,” which was a project in collaboration between The Gullah Society and Redux Contemporary Art Center.

Invited artists for this year’s exhibition include: Leslie Alexander, Elaine Berlin, Pascale Bilgis, Chris Bilton, Joanna Biondolillo, Mikki Blackman, Kelvin Blufton, Vernon Bowen, Sandra Brett, Pamela Brooks, Laura Burcin, Christine Bush Roman, Karole Turner Campbell, Bradley Carroll, Alfred Casciato, Alfred Champy, Robin Childers, MC Churchill-Nash, JD Clark, Shelby Corso, Townsend Davidson, Sonny Dugal, Lynn Dugan, Morgan East, Pamela Eccles, Wilanda Ellis, Prentiss Findlay, John Foehl, Andrew Frye, Lee Garrard, LySandra Gathers, Rosemary Giusti Dillon, Sheila Grabarsky, Bob Graham, Gena Grant, Susan C. Gregory, Lyssa Harvey, Steven Hazard, Katie Heatley, Ted Henderer, Joanna Henry, Kirsten Hoving, Peggy Howe, Becky Hurwitz, Susan Irish, Anne M. Jennings, Carla Johannesmeyer, James Johnson, Celeste Joye, Jan Kelley, John Kenney, Alana Knuff, Christopher Lane, Louanne LaRoche, Annie Rhodes Lee, Melanee Lenora, Suzanne Leonard, Ann Ludlow, Jim Macko, Kate Martinez, Jeanne Mays, Doug McAbee, Judy McSween, Kevin Morrissey, CC Newkirk, Brenda Orcutt, Nancy Perry, Jacob Podber, Kathleen Pompe, Greg Rawls, Lynn Riding, Kate Ritchie, Francis Sills, Marian Smith, Laura Liberatore Szweda, Stuart Tessler, Diana Vincent, Simone Voelker, Nancy Warren, Elizabeth Northcut Williams, and Gia Rose Winchester.

For further information contact the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs by calling 843/724-7305 or e-mail to (CulturalAffairs@charleston-sc.gov).

Art League of Hilton Head on Hilton Head Island, SC, Announce Winners of the “2021 Biennale, 27th National Juried Art Exhibition”

Art League of Hilton Head awarded 13 winners at the opening reception of the “2021 Biennale, 27th National Juried Art Exhibition” on May 7, 2021. Over $5,000 in cash prizes were awarded. The exhibit runs through May 26, 2021, at Art League Gallery located inside the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina on Hilton Head Island, SC.

On Saturday, May 8, many patrons and artists returned to Art League Gallery to attend a “Critic’s Coffee” where judge, Marc Hanson, discussed his selection process, judging criteria and offered commentary on some of the winning artwork.

2021 Biennale Award Winners:


Work by Charles Cashwell

First Prize
“At the Beach”
Acrylic
By Charles Cashwell (Sautee Nachoochee, GA)
Prize Amount: $1,500

Second Prize
“Wilding Warrior”
Soft Pastel
By William Schneider (Vlg. Of Lakewood, IL)
Prize Amount: $1,000

Third Prize
“Great Egret – Modern Dance”
Photography
By Susanne Swing Thompson (Atlanta, GA)
Prize Amount: $750

Honorable Mention
“The Forgotten Four: The Re-Integration of American Football”
Oil
By Tony Barton (Tallahassee, FL)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Feather Afloat”
Photography
By Joan Eckhardt (Okatie, SC)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“1961 Honda 50 Motorcycle”
Acrylic
By Shannon Fannin (Austin, TX)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Carolina Dunes”
Oil
By Dale Finley (Franklin, TN)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Long Night Cafe”
Infinity Mirror Miniature
By Phil Gleason (Tallahassee, FL)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Into the Light”
Pastel
By Ray Hassard (Cincinnati, OH)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Stronger”
Charcoal and Watercolor Pencil
By Jonathan Murrill (Vinton, VA)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Miss Lily’s Variety”
Oil
By Philip Palma (Hilton Head Island, SC)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“A Perfect Day”
Transparent Watercolor
By David Rankin (Cleveland, OH)
Prize Amount: $200

Honorable Mention
“Covid #1”
Woodcut Print
By Roger Walkup (Baltimore, MD)
Prize Amount: $200

For further information call 843/681-5060 or visit (www.artleaguehhi.org).