EXHIBITIONS

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Howland Community OPEN Exhibition 2010

Many thanks to our Exhibit Sponsor, The Howland Fund of The Arts Center Endowement!
Dates: Feb 9, 2010 to Mar 2, 2010

Participating Artist(s):
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Laurel Thompson, 'A Walk in My Town'

The Winner of the 2009 Peoples Choice Award was Laurel Thompson, high school student with a pair of painted sneakers. She depicted landmarks from around Corvallis, such as the sculpture at the Riverfront Park (Miles Pepper) and the Ballerina (Raymond Hunter) in front of The Arts Center.
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Howland Community OPEN Exhibition 2010


Aard winners of the Howland Communnity OPEN exhibiton are

8-13 years:

Yang Yan : The Road, watercolor

14 - 18 Years

Rachel Egan: The Pride of Africa, ceramic

Sara Rhodes: In the Evening, mosiac

Austin Whipple: You Think You Have Seen It All, pen and ink

Adult: non Professional:

Willis Albina: Times Past, sculptural wood carving

Jack Larson: Reflections, photography

April Nabholz: April and the Honey Child Go To The Ocean: paper cutting

Matsue T. Richter: Alphebetical Garland, watercolor calligraphy

Professional:

Eric Bailey: Robo-Robbers, handblown glass perfume bottles

Frances Stilwell: Lostine Log Truck Driver, pastel

Pegasus Presentation Award:

Greta Ashworth: Keeping The Other Eye Out, oil on board, matching hand made frame

Ella Rhoades: Geisha Delight, mosaic mirror and frame

Sandy Strohmeyer: Golden Dunn, watercolor, forged iron frame

Peoples Choice Award:

J.M. Brodrick, oul on canvas

Cuartor's Choice:

Alex Keys: Dragon Eats Prey, acrylic on board

Anthony Gordon: Oh My Gosh, salt fired ceramic

The Ruth and Jim Howland Community OPEN exhibition is a longstanding tradition at The  Arts Center. Everyone living in Linn or Benton County, the two counties The Arts Center serves, is invited to bring one artwork of their own hand. All pieces will be hung for display, salon style, until the walls are full. All ages from the very young through the very mature are invited to participate.

The exhibit is a true celebration of the artistic activity and enjoyment of the two counties. It is not so much about how well you can make art, but about the fact that you enjoy making and looking at art. So join the exhibit and celebrate with us!

Awards

New this year:
We do have encouragement awards: all youth younger than 14 years will receive a participation award, youth 14 - 18 years will receive art supplies for the best of age category. Adults will receive certificates of excellence selected by the Exhibition Committee. The Curator will select a Curator's Choice; Pegasus Gallery will give a $50 gift certificate for the best presented work, and of course we will have the Peoples Choice Award.

For detailed information on rules and regulations, download brochure.