The theme for our November Exhibition is “Colors”. The submission process and competition for the artists began in the middle of September and ended on October 29, 2010. We want to thank everyone for participating and entering. Just because your artwork was not selected is not a reflection on your artistic talents and skill. It takes a lot of nerve to enter and expose yourself to this type of competition and you should be applauded for your efforts. Please do not give up entering future competitions and shows, as your art could have easily been chosen too.
Due to the volume and the quality of the entries received this month we also included 10 artists who were chosen for Special Recognition. All winners will now be featured on the Light Space & Time website for the month of November 2010. Thereafter, the artworks and links to the artist’s websites will remain online in the Light Space & Time Archive Section. Congratulations to our artists who made our Colors Exhibition so successful. At anytime, we invite our winners and other interested visitors to link their websites to the Gallery’s archive page for further ongoing promotion.
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Sonya Conti is from Kansas City, MO. As an artist, she always wants her work to express emotion and to convey an atmosphere to the viewer within the boundaries of the canvas. A turn in focus now allows application, translation and experimentation of the brush stroke.” Her work is with water based media as well as some collage work in various pieces using different papers. Painterly or contemporary is the flavor of her work. Sonya’s artwork can be found in private collections around the world as well as displayed in Dayton Ohio. http://www.marysonyaconti.com
2nd Place – Audrey Kral “Elation”
Audrey Kral lives in Berkeley, CA. She grew up in a rural area where the abundant natural landscapes inspired her love of the Earth’s beauty. Her greatest inspiration comes from nature, meditation practice, and deep contemplation of the heart. Her painting technique is a unique combination of watercolor and oil painting methods. Her work was featured in a solo show at the W Hotel, SF in June 2009. The painting, Passion, was chosen for the ArtFutura Exhibition in June 2009 at the Chicago Merchandise Mart. Her painting, Primal is showing at the 25th International Exhibition at the Meadows Gallery, University of Texas at Tyler. http://www.audreykral.com
3rd Place – Marie Dancy-Brennan “Collision”
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Marie Dancy-Brennan has a graphic artist degree from SDSU and has taught graphic arts. For almost 40 years Marie has taught, painted and sold artwork in the San Diego area. This year she has shown her work in the Southwestern Annual Art Show and the SDCOE Art Teachers Show, both juried shows. http://www.zhibit.org/mdbrennan
Honorable Mention – Susan Kaprov “Perfect World”
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Susan Kaprov lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She attended CUNY in New York City and did post-graduate study in science and fine arts at Dartmouth College and N.Y.U. Her artwork is represented in the permanent collections of major museums worldwide including the Museum of Modern Art NY, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen in Rotterdam, the Yale University Art Gallery, and the Corcoran Gallery of Art, among others. http://www.kaprov.com
Honorable Mention – Jérôme Aoustin “Jolly Stripes
Jérôme was born in Paris amongst a very artistic family, growing up as an inquisitive child with a deep affinity for nature and its beauty. From an early age, he discovered many new countries and cultures, shaping his artistic inclinations.
Jérôme moved to New York in 2002 and has been living in this urban mecca ever since. His favorite subjects are natural and urban landscapes, yet he likes to constantly broaden his already eclectic range. http://www.jeromeaoustin.com
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