GH Winners 2022

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Art Show 2022 Winners and Honorable Mentions Plus Images from the Opening May 20, 2022

First Place

Beth Carlson "Pinks on Fiddlers Pond" Oil 16 x 20 $450	John H. Clery "Captured in Light" Photograph. 17 x 22. $250

Second Place

Michael Garland - Barred Owls 2022 Oil on Canvas. 22 x 26. $2150	Jim Stasiak - Winter Leaf#29 Photo/Graphic 20 x 16 $350

Third Place

Betty Ann Medeiros - BabblingBrook Oil 18 x 24 $3000	Justin P Goodhart - The Cold Shoulder Photograph 14 x 11 $97

Honorable Mentions - Paintings

Youye Chu Tree Whisperer-1 Oil on Cavas Board 61 x 12 $900	Andy Kimmel - Wild Sunflowers Oil 18 x 14 Unframed $250	Lorraine Ryan - Redwing Blackbird & Mate Acrylic 10 x 10 $400

Honorable Mentions - Photography

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Jeff Ginsburg - "She is So Wonderful" He Said Photograph 10 x 13 $80	Carol J Gibson - Autumn Beauty Photograph 10 x 10 $75	Susan Locke - Hipstamatic Landscape Photograph 12 x 12 $80

Many thanks to our Judges:

Sylvia Hierro for Paintings

Sylvia Hierro paintings range from the traditional Plein Air landscapes to vibrant collages. They are filled with color, movement and feelings. Hierro has a BA degree in Art from Marymount Manhattan College and a Master’s Degree in Art Education from Southern Connecticut State University. She has taught art both on the elementary and high school levels and was the Fine Arts Chair for twenty-three years at Canterbury School in New Milford, CT. Now a full-time artist, Sylvia shows her work in New York and Connecticut galleries and resides in Sherman with her family.

Aspens Oil on Canvas 18 x 14 $400

Sylvia Hierro Aspen Mixed Media 18 x 14 $400.jpg

Neil Zobler for Photographs

Neil Zobler is a passionate photographer who started developing his own images while in high school. He loves the ability to capture a moment in time that will never return. His favorite photographic styles are landscapes, street, and environmental portraits. He likes strong, saturated colors which are visually exciting. He also loves black and white images, which make you focus on the photographic quality of the image. Neil has received numerous awards and honorable mentions in the Photographic Society of America (PSA), the New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) competitions, the Great Hollow Photographers Club Juried Art Shows and was the Judges Chair for Candlewood Camera Club for 5 years. Neil and his wife Ana formerly of New Fairfield, currently reside in Chile and New York City.

Autumn at Embers Falls, CT. Photograph 16 x 20 $150