2020 Fall Judged Show

April 3rd, 2021 through October 15th, 2021

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Thanks to the Red Coconut RV Park for sponsoring this show.

Number of Show entries = 39

Show Results

Judge Barbara Anderson Hill

First, I want to thank the Fort Myers Beach Art Association for the opportunity to judge the Fall Judged Members Show. I want to thank the artists that entered. It is a challenge to put your work up for review. Overall, when I look at a work of art, I put IDEA over technique. Originality wins over Presentation. I am also impressed by the quality of framing in this show. That is part of the ‘finished’ painting. Once again, thank you for inviting me to judge this show.

Blu by Sue Pink

Best in Show

Lee Ackert Memorial Award

Judge’s Comments

I’m pleased to see an artist that combines experimental realism and abstraction. The ambiguity of the letters is compelling. There is originality of the image and the medium.

Bushwick Avenue by Robert Mueller

Second Place

Judge’s Comments

This painting reminds me of Ed Hopper. The cars are vague and the viewer is drawn by the movement. There is a feeling of calm and foreboding. This is a very compelling piece.
Just a Little Outside by Julie Nausbaum

Third Place

Gretchen Johnson Memorial Award

Judge’s Comments

The opacity of the paint and the scale is very well done. This is quintessential abstracting. There are no recognizable objects. It conjures up lots of meanings with no obvious clues.
From Doc Fords by Kathy Taylor

Merit Award

Judge’s Comments

The shrimp boats are very professionally handled of an iconic image. Excellent portrayal of a watercolor ship yard.
A STITCH IN TIME by PENNY FOX watercolor H:24" x W:19" $400

Merit Award

Judge’s Comments

Extraordinarily well done. This is an iconic and familiar subject matter. This is an example of mastery of material. Composition is well thought out.

Pesce Leone by JoAnn LaPadula

Merit Award

Judge’s Comments

Abstraction, but reads as an image. Ambiguity! A wonderful example of the image versus abstraction. The tonality creates a mood. I especially love how it is framed.

Maya Bryant Award for Plein Air

Judge’s Comments

Abstraction, but reads as an image. Ambiguity! A wonderful example of the image versus abstraction. The tonality creates a mood. I especially love how it is framed.

Images in the Show

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