The Wildling Art Museum in Los Olivos has selected 23 winning entries from its first-ever fall fine art competition. The Wildling Art Museum asked artists to submit their work around the theme “Where Humans and Nature Intersect.”
The 23 winning entries will be on display through Nov. 13 in the Goodall Education Center.
The top pieces are Nancy Davidson’s first-place Outpost, an oil painting; Patricia Hedrick’s second-place Coastal Trail, an oil and pastel painting; and Robert Etling’s
third-place Amygdala, The Beast in Me, a sculpture.
The judges were Tony Askew, a professional artist whose work was recently exhibited at the Wildling Art Museum; Michael Drury, a professional artist and founding member of the Oak Group; and Stacey Otte, executive director of the Wildling.
Other artists whose works were selected for exhibition include Rebecca August, Katherine Beck, Kit Boise-Cossart, Jan Clouse, Nancy Davidson, Nancy Freeman, Kevin Gleason, Holli Harmon, Donna Moser, Carole Patton, Peg Quinn, Rebecca Stebbins, and Deborah Veldkamp.
For more information, come to 2928 San Marcos Ave., Los Olivos; visit wildlingmuseum.org; or call 688-1082.
Arts Briefs is compiled by Arts Editor Shelly Cone. Information should be sent to the Sun via fax, e-mail, or mail.
This article appears in Oct 27 – Nov 3, 2011.
