Winners Announced at the October Meeting
Judge for the show - Amanda Carder Lovett
Scroll down to the end for the criteria for judging
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"Wine and Pairings" - Photograph by Jeanne Tompkins-$200
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"Suppertime" - Oil Painting by Ann Alexander- $ 800
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"The Garden", photograph by Charles Stephens - $350
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"Quietus" - Oil Painting by Cynthia Miller - $150
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"Portrait of the Artist", Sculpture by Dana Ross - $2800
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"It is Autumn", Enamel fired on Copper, by Heidi Bowman - NFS
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"Patches" - Cold Cast Bronze by Jane Hemmer
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"Misty Mountain Morning", watercolor by GeorgeAnn Moore - $150
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Three Dimensional
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"untitled" by Albert Harriett
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More Beautiful Artwork by members of the
Georgia Art League for the Fall Exhibition
"Emerging Iris"- Acrylic Painting by Anne Trippe - NFS
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"Main Street", Oil Painting by Sandra Landergott - $795
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"Tea Antiquity" -Oil Painting by Barbara Brown - $950
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"Iris", Oil Painting by Norma Hulsey - $175
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"Dancing in the Sunlight" - Oil Painting by Norma Hulsey - $175
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"HillTop" Oil Painting by Janet Cornett-$600
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"To the Barn" - Oil Painting by Alyce Black-$395
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"Yonah" Oil Painting by Nona Stephens - $380
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"A Fording Place" - Oil on Linen Painting by Nona Stephens- $695
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"Sitting Down Creek"- Oil Painting by Sandra Landergott - $795
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"Overcast" - Oil Painting by Alyce Black -$295
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"Driving Papa's Tractor" - Oil Painting by Judy Black, NFS
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"Deep Purple" - Watercolor Painting by GeorgeAnn Moore - $150
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"Tiara" - Watercolor Painting by GeorgeAnn Moore - $100
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"From Above 1" - Watercolor Painting by Ulli Chamberlain - $320
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"From Above II" - Watercolor Painting by Ulli Chamberlain - $320
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"Paso Robles Winery" - Oil Painting by Joyce Fox - $700
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"Mountain Lake" - Oil Painting by Janet Cornett - $700
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"Cottage On The Lake" - Oil Painting by Janet Cornett - $500
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"Gibbs Rose Garden" - Oil Painting by Joyce Fox - $250
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"Beach Tracks" - Photo by Charles Stephens - $250
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"Sand Dune Ballet" - Photo by Charles Stephens- $375
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"Sunday's Best" - Pigmented Archival Print by Jeanne Tompkins - $200
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"Auraria Transport" - watercolor by Joyce Fox - $200
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"Mountain Song" - Photograph by Cynthia Todd - $200
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"Past Reflections" -Photograph by Cynthia Todd - $195
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"The Bite" - Pigmented Archival Print by Jeanne Tompkins - $250
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"Content", Photograph by Margaret Cameron- $75
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"Horse Spirit" - Acrylic Painting by Julie Carlisle - NFS
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"le reve"- Mixed Media Painting by Marie-Helene Gardelle- $600
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"May Pop"-Acrylic on Glass by Marianne Scott-$240
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"Passion Flower" - Acrylic on Glass by Marianne Scott- $400
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"Judge's Choice" - Mixed Media by Betty Laws Smith-$195
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"A Winning Man" -Mixed Media by Betty Laws Smith- $150
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"Little Girl" - Acrylic Painting by Betty Laws Smith - $295
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"A Little Fairytale" - Enamel Fired on Copper by Heidi Bowman, NFS
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"Sailing Dreams" - Acrylic Painting by Margaret Cameron - $75
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"Sisters", Acrylic Painting by Margaret Cameron - $100
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Judges Criteria for Judging
Amanda Lovett Criteria for Judging for the Fall Exhibition
My choices will be based on the following points:
Initial Impression: At first glance, is the artwork striking? Does it have qualities that lure you in and hold your attention? In a room full of art does it stand out?
Composition: Is there a strong flow and lead in to focal point? Does it move well and keep your eye within the piece.
Drawing (if applicable) Is the subject rendered well, whether with great detail or simply implying the subject matter?
Shapes, Value and Edges: Is there good variety in shapes? Appropriate value shifts (strongest contrast at center of interest)? In the case of painting, does the use of edges, lost and found, add to depth and dimension of the piece?
Color and Brushwork (if applicable): Does it have pleasing and consistent color harmony? Good temperature shifts? I look for strong confident brushwork that uses texture to create added depth and atmosphere.
Any Judgment of art is subjective to personal taste. It is my goal to look past this and evaluate each piece based on skill of execution and creativity. Does the artist show a strong command of their medium and take pride in strong and supportive presentation.
My choices will be based on the following points:
Initial Impression: At first glance, is the artwork striking? Does it have qualities that lure you in and hold your attention? In a room full of art does it stand out?
Composition: Is there a strong flow and lead in to focal point? Does it move well and keep your eye within the piece.
Drawing (if applicable) Is the subject rendered well, whether with great detail or simply implying the subject matter?
Shapes, Value and Edges: Is there good variety in shapes? Appropriate value shifts (strongest contrast at center of interest)? In the case of painting, does the use of edges, lost and found, add to depth and dimension of the piece?
Color and Brushwork (if applicable): Does it have pleasing and consistent color harmony? Good temperature shifts? I look for strong confident brushwork that uses texture to create added depth and atmosphere.
Any Judgment of art is subjective to personal taste. It is my goal to look past this and evaluate each piece based on skill of execution and creativity. Does the artist show a strong command of their medium and take pride in strong and supportive presentation.
