Garden State Watercolor Society Juried Show

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James Fiorentino, Country Road, Best in Show

49th Annual Juried Show

Ellarslie, the Trenton City Museum

Note: Due to weather Exhibit closes January 19 at 3 pm

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Robert Heyer, All that Jazz

Water media artists from New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey have submitted work to Garden State Watercolor Society’s 49th annual juried show. Juror James Toogood selected artwork for the $5000 in cash and prizes announced at the opening reception on November 16.

This year’s recipients were:

Best in Show: Nummie Warga Award, James Fiorentino, Country Road
Dagmar Tribble Memorial Ward, Ann Greene, On the Inside Looking Out
Cotswald Industries Award, Stacie Speer Scott, Fresh Cut
GSWS Memorial Ward in honor of Marge Chavooshian, Mark Schreiber, From the Schuykill River

Arturo Morales, Egret in the Palmetto

Princeton Brush Company Award, Arturo Morales, Egret in the Palmetto
Helen Aue Arnold Van Wyck Award, Lucy Graves McVicker, Penelope’s Tears
Warga Artist Award, Carolyn Peterson, A Very Puzzling Still Life
GSWS Members Silver Award, Debra Paglione, Pagoda Pond
Holbein Artist Materials Award, Elizabeth Oberman, The Boys of Summer
Holbein Artist Materials Award, Kimberlee Nentwig, Bromeliad
Image Arts Award, Lisa Budd, Under Construction
Schmincke Materials Award, Charles McVicker, Lost in Space
Blick Art Materials Award, Robert Heyer, All That Jazz

Internationally known New Jersey artist James Toogood teaches painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and is a member of the AWS, NWS, AAA and GSWS. His hyperrealistic paintings have won numerous awards. He has contributed to over twenty art books and magazines. He is the author of “Incredible Light and Texture in Watercolor.”

 

Diane Nentwig, Bromeliad

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