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IAPS 16th Juried Exhibition
Ruth Hussey "Confrontations"
The 16th IAPS Juried Exhibition is taking place in The Flora B. Giffuni Gallery, Ohio, USA from July 11-Aug 29, 2010. The jurying is completed and the honors went to Ruth Hussey (Prix de Pastel) for Confrontations (see image on the left); Cuong Nguyen (Gold) for Violin and Tulips; Lorraine Trenholm (silver) for The Flow; Sally Strand (bronze) for Breeze;
The honorable mention winners were Edward Kennedy for Heise; Jane McGraw Teubner for Evening Light; Terri Ford for Barn in Morning Light; and Barbara Benedetti Newton for Tuesday’s Child. You can see a slideshow of all the selected works on the IAPS website or directly on Picasa.
The jurors who selected these 36 paintings for the show were Alan Flattmann, Liz Haywood-Sullivan and Jimmy Wright. The IAPS president Maggie Price was in charge of assigning awards.
If you have missed this IAPS show you still have time to apply for the 17th juried exhibition which will be web based for the first time. The deadline is September 15th, and here is the prospectus.
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