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Wickford
Art Association Gallery
Spring
Members All-Media Show & Sale Part 1
March 14 - April 2, 2008
Featuring
recent artwork by Wickford Art Association members
that have surnames
that start with the letters A - L.
Judge: Berge
Zobian, well known photographer and owner of Gallery Z
Judge's Comments noted below images.
Artists, please pick up displayed work at show's end by the
end of the day on April 2 (11 a.m. - 3 p.m. or 6 - 8 p.m.).
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Opening
Reception
Sunday,
March 16
1 - 4 p.m.
The public is
invited and refreshments will be served!
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Awards:
First Place
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2nd Place
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3rd Place
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Amy Justice for "Out,"

watercolor and ink on paper
Wonderful technique, light and
expression
The lines of the ink flowing evenly complimented by the even use
of water colors…
Captured/projects emotion
Full
balance equaled with movement and color…
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John Berberian for
"Abraham Lincoln,"
pencil and charcoal
Mastery
of graphite along with the dark, almost solid results of
charcoal
Good composition
Sketchy lines comprising/representing endless time.
Eyes
beautifully crafted with reflection of shadow and light.
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William Brennan for
"Mooring's #2,"
photography
Soft,
soothing with the great balance of a nice frame
Continuous
tone, dream like, floating illusion of light coupled with
consistent grain and clear reflection…
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Honorable
Mentions
Arranged in the judge's order of preference.
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Grace Bentley Scheck for
"City Center Harmony,"

collagraph with silk aquatint
Serious
composition
Great usage of shape/form and graphics
Rich,
full of depth, tastefully arranged and harmoniously
choreographed…
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Ruth Dugdale for
"Seal Point, Off-Season,"

oil
Dreamy
but strong
Good usage of color, Confident brush strokes.
Imaginary, yet with real welcoming feeling
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Robert Blazek for
"Nantucket Beach Path,"

oil
Interesting
use of color palette -Almost with a feeling of pastel
softness
Nice style of bringing viewer into infinity.
Rounded
dunes and shapes fading into the depth of the sea…
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Jillian Barber for
"Wood Nymph,"

photography
Strong
composition, Good movement
Range
of tonalities wonderful Maximum use of beauty of nature
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Joan Arnaud for "Fall
Flowers,"

watercolor
Simple
but sophisticated.
Contrasted wisely by a selected full range of color mixtures
A
classy still life; petite, yet grand A tight composition with
density and life
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