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The Juror, Moya Devine, has made her decision! See her comments below: Dear WCA SD,
It took quite a bit of deliberation to jury Telling Stories and even more to come up with the placements.
Dancing Till the End of Time-Artist, Beverly Mills, won Best In Show. It had the balance of representation and inference, movement and static graphic, and intellectual and emotional content to keep me going back for another look.
Harvest-Artist, Elaine Alibrandi, won 1st Prize with a hefty dose of honesty and bravery,
Mr. Magnuson-Artist, Kathy Ostman-Magnusen, 2nd Prize with some outstanding portraiture accompanied by a well written essay accompanying the piece, and Under the Boardwalk-Artist, Margi Weir, 3rd Prize with great use of graphics in a digital format with a very direct message. I thank you all for the opportunity to jury the show. You can't beat a good story.
Regards,
Moya Devine Ms. Devine also awarded the following entries as Honorable Mention I Dreamed I Was a Goddess 2-Artist, Susan Spaniol Home from Bagdad-Artist, Sue Beutler Flight of Memory-Artist, Marjett C. Schille Encounter-Artist, Karen Wilcox Moya Devine - Bio
Devine’s work has been exhibited at colleges, museums, art centers, galleries,
and public spaces throughout California and elsewhere. They include Luis de
Jesus Seminal Projects,Oceanside Museum of Art, Sushi Performing and Visual
Art, L street Gallery, Williamsburg Art and Historical Center,California State
University Bakersfield, South Texas College, University of Texas Pan American,
Universidad De Monterrey, Mexico, Athenaeum Music and Arts Library of La Jolla, Loyola Marymount College, Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts,
Michigan, Limbo Fine Art, Palomar College, Mira Costa College, Cannon Gallery,
Artwork/Bookarts, Bergamot Station.
She has completed art residencies at the San Diego Museum of Art
and the Atlantic Center for the Arts. She received her B.A. at the University
of Hawaii in Drama with an emphasis in Dance and pursued formal visual art
training at the State University of New York. She has completed two
professional development workshops with Creative Capital, New York.
|  |  |  | BEST IN SHOW - Dancing Till the End of Time, Artist, Beverly Mills
$550
| 1st PRIZE - Harvest - Artist, Elaine Alibrandi
$2,800
| 2nd PRIZE - Mr. Magnusen-Artist, Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
|  |  |  | 3rd PRIZE-Under the Boardwalk-Artist, Margi Weir
$300
| HONORABLE MENTION-I Dreamed I Was a Goddess 2-Artist, Susan Spaniol
| HONORABLE MENTION-Home from Bagdad-Artist, Sue Beutler
|  |  |  | HONORABLE MENTION-Flight of Memory-Artist, Marjett C. Schille
$450
| HONORABLE MENTION-Encounter-Artist, Karen Wilcox
$1,680
| Asheville Moment-Artist, Joyce Wycoff
$450
|  |  |  | At the Beach-Artist, Patricia Terrell O'Neal
| Barbi Car-Artist, Dottie Korn-Davis
| Barbi Carpool Caper-Artist, Dottie Korn-Davis
|  |  |  | Birds of a Feather: Shown Together-Artist,Kathy Meliopoulos
$500
| Bleeding Wings-Artist, Kathy Ostman-Magnusen
$3,000
| Boy with the Red Ballon-Artist, Patricia Terrell O'Neal
$12,000
|  |  |  | Circus Flyers-Artist, Joyce Wycoff
$575
| Day's Work-Artist, Marie LaPrade
$200
| Despite the Rapist's Touch-Artist, Elaine Alibrandi
|  |  |  | Eating Disorder Alphabet-Artist, Kathy Meliopoulos
$400
| Edward & Dunham-Artist, Patricia Terrell O'Neal
$8,700
| Everybody Knows-Artist, Beverly Mills
$350
|  |  |  | Flowing-View 1-Artist, Susan Woodford
$7,800
| Flowing-View 2-Artist, Susan Woodford
$7,800
| Flowing-View 3-Artist, Susan Woodford
$7,800
|  |  |  | Folksinger Spirits, Crowing in the Night, The Lady Waits-Artist, Loretta Paraguassu
$2,900
| Going and Coming-Artist, Harriet Levi
$375
| Grounded in Perception and Creation-View 1-Artist, Susan Woodford
$9,200
|  |  |  | Grounded in Perception and Creation-View 2-Artist, Susan Woodford
$9,200
| Grounded in Perception and Creation-View 3-Artist, Susan Woodford
$9,200
| Home is Where-Artist, Margi Weir
$300
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 | Thank you for 2nd Place award in "Telling Stories". I so appreciate having my art and narrative acknowledged by a juror of Moya Devine's talent and background. | -- Kathy Ostman-magnusen, 9/29/11
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