PAS awards winners in 2-D, 3-D and pictures
Tracy Davidson received First Place within the 3-D class and the Individuals’s Selection Award within the PAS June Juried Present for “You’re Rising On Me,” jewellery made utilizing sterling, labradorite and cubic zirconia.
PENDLETON — Pendleton Artists Society introduced the winners of its Juried Artwork Present throughout its current First Friday occasion at Gallery 119 in Pendleton.
Choose for the present was Carol Shrock-Wasson.
Awards got in three classes for artwork in 2D, 3D and Pictures.
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3-D art work
First Place and Individuals’s Selection — Tracy Davidson for “You’re Rising On Me,” jewellery made utilizing sterling, labradorite and cubic zirconia
Second Place — Tamara Magers for “Coral Reef,” combined media
Third Place — Tracy Davidson for “Dandelions,” metal
Advantage Award — Vern Bedal for “Curious Hen,” stoneware
Pictures
First Place — Brenda Jarrett for “Midwest Recollections”
Second Place — Don Saxon for “Recent Fish For Dinner”
Third Place — Brenda Jarrett for “The Wilderness”
Advantage Award — Don Saxon for “The World Turned Upside Down”
2-D Paintings
First Place — Sandy Corridor for “State Honest,” fluid acrylic
Second Place — Cindy Evitt for “A Vibrant Association,” acrylic
Third Place — Aaron McDermott for “Desert Solitude,” oil
Advantage Award — Leslie Newton for “Superb Day,” oil
Prizes for winners had been First Place — $100, Second Place — $75, Third Place — $50, and Individuals’s Selection — $25.
The present is sponsored by R and R Engineering and can proceed by July 5 on the gallery, 119 W. State St. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays by Saturdays.
Tamara Magers (proper) received second place/3-D for “Coral Reef,” combined media. Magers is pictured with Ralph Amos, proprietor of R & R Engineering, which sponsored the present.
Tracy Davidson received Third Place/3-D for “Dandelions,” metal.
Photograph submitted
Vern Bedal received a Advantage Award/3-D for “Curious Hen, stoneware.
Photograph submitted
Brenda Jarrett received First Place/Pictures for “Midwest Recollections.”
Photograph submitted
Don Saxon received Second Place/Pictures for “Recent Fish For Dinner.”
Photograph submitted
Brenda Jarrett received Third Place/Pictures for “The Wilderness.”
Photograph submitted
Don Saxon received a Advantage Award/Pictures for “The World Turned Upside Down.”
Photograph submitted
Sandy Corridor received First Place/2-D for “State Honest,” fluid acrylic.
Photograph submitted
Cindy Evitt received Second Place/2-D for “A Vibrant Association,” acrylic.
Photograph submitted
Aaron McDermott received Third Place/2-D for “Desert Solitude,” oil.
Photograph submitted
Leslie Newton received a Advantage Award/2-D for “Superb Day,” oil.
Photograph submitted
