An Open, All Media, Juried Exhibition
Exhibit: Sep 7 – Oct 7
All Galleries
Create pickup has been moved to October 8, 9-12 pm
due to power outages from the storm
The first show of the 2022-2023 season is Create, an open, all media, juried exhibit with high cash awards. The work is wonderfully diverse. The all media work is displayed in all Galleries.
AWARD | ARTIST | TITLE | MEDIUM | |
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1ST | Carla Rudolph | Cake Mix | Acrylic |
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2ND | Jill Lindsay | Petunia | Mixed Media |
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3RD | Cheryl Kinderknecht | Prayers Riding The Thermals | Acrylic & Ink |
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Best in 3D | Kathleen Carrier | Ms. Mantis And The Garden Of Whimsy | Mixed Media |
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MERIT | Janet Flickinger | Traveling Abroad In Israel | Pencil |
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HONORABLE MENTION |
Gary LaParl | Somerville | Oil |
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HONORABLE MENTION |
Martin Dunn | Revelation 18 | Oil |
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HONORABLE MENTION |
Griffin Koutny | Fight For Jerusalem | Mixed Media |
Juror: Rachel Stewart is a visual artist and educator. She has a BFA in sculpture from Boston University College of Fine Arts and a MA in Creativity Studies from the Union Institute and University. She lived and taught art in Jamaica, making it her home for 20 years. Her sculpture, Two Waves, is in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Jamaica. Currently, Rachel resides in St. Petersburg, Florida where she teaches and exhibits her sculptures, drawings and prints in galleries and museums throughout the state. In 2017 she exhibited her work at the Polk Museum of Art in Lakeland, Florida. In 2018 she completed a print making course at St. Petersburg College and received a second place award for her print, Book of Casualties. She continues to create monotypes and linoleum prints in her studio in St. Petersburg. Her sculpture Re-Defined was accepted into ArtFields 2021 to be exhibited in Lake City, South Carolina.
Rachel is a recipient of the Artist Resource Fund Award from the Pinellas Arts Council of Florida (2003) and Individual Artist Grant from St. Petersburg Arts Alliance (2016 and 2020). Stewart is a recipient of the 2022 Creative Pinellas Professional artist Grant.
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