Dimensions 2005
A National Juried Fine Art Competition and Exhibition
Presented by Associated Artists of Winston-Salem, NC
April 21 - May 21, 2005
CASH AWARDS
Best in Show - $1000
Sponsored by BB&T
Elena Zolotnitsky
Oakland, CA
Call Waiting
Oil
2nd Place - $500
Sponsored by TW Garner Foods
Alix Hitchcock
Mocksville, NC
Flying
Charcoal, pastel
3rd Place - $250
Sponsored by Sara Lee Branded Apparel
Lydia Martin
Quincey, MA
Pandora's Box II
Oil on linen
HONORABLE MENTIONS - $50 Each
Sponsored by Ralph Womble and
the AAWS Board of Directors
Iris Osterman Lincoln, MA Blizzard Charcoal |
Don Green Winston-Salem, NC Untitled #9 Wood |
Denise Stewart-Sanabria Knoxville, TN Waiting for the Band Charcoal on wood, plexi |
Michael Thomas Boone, NC Thinking of a Memory Steel, feathers, glass, motor |
Kathy Vincent Winston-Salem, NC Love Lies Bleeding Underground Watercolor, ink |
Tommy McLaurin Southern Pines, NC Brunette Frauline Chomping at the Bit While Jetting from the Tub Acrylic |
Ignatius Widiapradja Des Moines, IA Millennium Buddha Digital print |
Karen Parker Statesville, NC Papillon Love Oil on linen |
Andrea Gomez Raleigh, NC Shekhina Landscape: Torah Series Watercolor |
A. Hunter Taylor Rougemont, NC Afternoon Trees by Road Pastel, charcola, conte crayon |
Darryl and Jane Thompson
Elena Zolonitsky
Oakland, CA
Call Waiting
Oil
Idlewild Direct
Dick Larsen
Raleigh, NC
Lemons
Oil
Michael and Ramelle Pulitzer
Wilfred Loring
Hays, KS
Hung Out to Dry
Aquatint
The Juror
Philip Koch is professor of painting and drawing at Maryland Institute, College of Art, where he has taught since 1973. Professor Koch holds a BA in Painting from Oberlin College in Ohio and an MFA from Indiana University, Bloomington. He has received ten residencies in the Edward Hopper Studio, Cape Cod. Koch has exhibited widely throughout the United States. Most recently, he exhibited "A Vision of Nature," a retrospective of his work, 1971-2004, at the University of Maryland, University College, 7 November 2004 - 9 January 2005. Koch's work is represented in numerous permanent collections, including The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, Ohio; Swope Art Museum, Terre Haute, Indiana; and United Information Agency, Prague, Czech Republic.
Mr. Koch's comments for Dimensions 2005, made while judging the work for Dimensions 2005, were recorded by Brian Doub, LBJ Memorial Sound Studio, and were made available on Walkman[TM] headsets for those who wanted to hear the commentary while viewing the work.
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