Lancaster County Art Association
Exhibits

Professional Category

First Place: Dave Gibson, "Sliced Pickles”, oil.
Second Place: Marita Hines, “Rhododendron”, watercolor.
Third Place: Beverley Felter, "White Bloomers”, watercolor.

Honorable Mentions

Debra L. Smith, "Heirloom Roses”, watercolor.
Jennifer Cavalcante, "Pink Mix & White Vase”, photography.
Scott Steimel, "Fresh Picked”, acrylic on canvas.
Joanne McIlvaine, "Wait For It”, oil.

Non-Professional Category

First Place: Barbara J. Weaver, "Peaches", watercolor.
Second Place: Sandra L. Zerby, "Helen"s Tulips”watercolor.
Third Place: Marjorie Lovett, "Birds of Paradise” acrylic.

Honorable Mention
David Spencer, "Cherry Tomatoes”, colored pencil.
Amber Horvath, "In My Garden”, colored pencil.

Ann T. Fields Annual Awards for Excellence in Watercolor

First Place: Caryn A. Husowech, "Pink Dahlias”
Second Place: Carolann Van Wyen, "Warmth of a Bloom”
Third Place: Brenda Blank, "Love Bouquet”

“Hearts & Flowers” Handpainted Ceramic Box Prize: Barbara J. Weaver, “Poppies".

To see images of all of the artworks that won awards in this exhibit, click here.

Judge: Deborah Sigel

Deborah was born in St. Louis and received her M.F.A. in Ceramics from Cranbrook Academy of Art and her B.A. in Art from Carleton College. Currently, she is the Chair of the department of Art & Design and a Professor of Ceramics at Millersville University. She is the recipient of a Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Individual Artist Fellowship, a McKnight Foundation grant, Jerome Foundation grant and a NCECA Residency Fellowship. Her work has been included in a number of Ceramics books published in the United States and the UK.

Open to all members, no theme
*1-2 entries per member, judged
Awards given include the Myrtle Tremblay Award for Watercolor
Sponsor: Terry Banzett Memorial Fund
Drop off –March 13, 14, 15 (and pickup of work from the Garden Show)
Pick up – April 24, 25, 26

Participate or come and watch artists create! See how long they can paint, draw, etc., who creates the most pieces, who sells the most.
Prizes for the winning artists.
Artwork for sale.
Proceeds benefit the LCAAʼs many programs and exhibits.
Artists must pre-register to participate. See registration form for more details.
Admission: $15 per person children under 12 -free
Artist Space: $40 member $45 non-member

1-2 pieces per artist
Open to both members & non-members
Entry fee per piece: $20 LCAA members, $25 non-members
Judged – awards given
No theme
Drop off- May 7, 8, 9, 10
Pick up – June 19, 20, 21

Paint with this national award winning artist in the outdoors.
$260 members/ $300 non-members, pre-registration required, space limited.

Theme: Patriotic or other subjects with primarily the colors red, white or blue
*1-3 entries, judged – awards given
Drop off –June 26, 27, 28
Pick up – July 31, Aug.1, 2

Theme: Outdoor subjects or work created Plein Air (outdoors)
*1-3 entries, judged – awards given
Drop Off: July 31, Aug. 1, 2
Pick Up: Sept. 11, 12, 13

Open to all members
No theme
*1-2 entries per member
Judged - awards given including Myrtle Tremblay Award for Watercolor
Drop off: Sept. 11, 12, 13
Pick up: Oct. 16, 17, 18

Theme: Autumn Subjects & colors
*1-2 entries per member
Judged – awards given
Drop off – Oct.16, 17, 18
Pick up – Nov. 13, 14, 15

Theme: snow or the holidays, also miniatures & original crafts
Judged, awards given
1-3 original works, any size (max. 55”)

1-6 miniatures - (12x12 or smaller, any subjects)
1-6 original crafts (not from kits)
Drop off - Nov. 15, 16, 17
Pick up - Jan. 4, 5, 6