This year marks the 41st year of the show ViewPoint which opened on Friday, November 6, 2009 at the Cincinnati Art Club (http://www.cincinnatiartclub.com/). Juror, John Michael Carter, viewed 289 works of art created in a variety of media. There were 153 artists representing 20 states. There were 64 pieces that were hung for the show. You can go to the CAC website to see the list of participants.
Here are the top winners and some of my favorites.
First Place
"The Green Hat" oil "
California, Kentucky
Second Place (right)
"Trusting Chef Roger" oil
Linda Hutchinson
Kent, Ohio
Third Place
"Father and Son" (diptych) oil
Richard Luschek II
Cincinnati, Ohio
Eisele Gallery Award (right)
"Leaning Toward Abstract" oil
Chris-Griffin Wood
Indianapolis, Indiana
The next two are fabulous artists that I have taken classes from. Mary Helen, watercolor portraits and Ken taught me how to use watercolors.
John Crane Watercolor Award
"The Dreamers" watercolor
Mary Helen Wallace
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mike Drying on Diving Board acrylic
Kenneth Landon Buck
Highland Heights, Kentucky
These are just a few of the fabulous pieces that I saw. If you live in the area I recommend that you go to the Art Club in Mt. Adams to see this show. The members of the Cincinnati Art Club worked hard to produce a excellent show. Especially, Deb Ward and her committee.
Gaylynn
Second Place (right)
"Trusting Chef Roger" oil
Linda Hutchinson
Kent, Ohio
Third Place
"Father and Son" (diptych) oil
Richard Luschek II
Cincinnati, Ohio
Eisele Gallery Award (right)
"Leaning Toward Abstract" oil
Chris-Griffin Wood
Indianapolis, Indiana
The next two are fabulous artists that I have taken classes from. Mary Helen, watercolor portraits and Ken taught me how to use watercolors.
John Crane Watercolor Award
"The Dreamers" watercolor
Mary Helen Wallace
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mike Drying on Diving Board acrylic
Kenneth Landon Buck
Highland Heights, Kentucky
These are just a few of the fabulous pieces that I saw. If you live in the area I recommend that you go to the Art Club in Mt. Adams to see this show. The members of the Cincinnati Art Club worked hard to produce a excellent show. Especially, Deb Ward and her committee.
Gaylynn
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