2002 Alberta Wide Show Winners

2002 Alberta Wide Award Winners

Promoting the arts in the province of Alberta

SNOWPATCH PEAK AT THE BUGABOOS

PRESIDENT’S AWARD – selected from All Categories, Margaret Metcalf, Sylvan Lake “SNOWPATCH PEAK AT THE BUGABOOS” (acrylic) *purchased by the ACACA for their Permanent Collection

SLACK’S SLOUGH

MARTA HOUSTON AWARD – Advanced Category, Brenda Jacques, Sylvan Lake “CENTRAL ALBERTA LANDSCAPE, SLACK’S SLOUGH” (mixed media)

DAD’S OLD TRACTOR

BEGINNER’S AWARD, Christine Thompson, Red Deer “DAD’S OLD TRACTOR” (pencil)

GREEN HILLS

LILLIAN NUNN AWARD – Intermediate Category, Mel Stevenson, Red Deer “GREEN HILLS” (watercolour)

MILK RIVER

JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD – Southern Zone, Joan Bardenhagen, Eckville “MILK RIVER” (oil)

THIS OLD HOUSE

OPEN MEDIA 2002 AWARD – selected from All Categories, Brenda Jacques, Sylvan Lake “THIS OLD HOUSE” (mixed media

ORCHIDS

JEAN STEPHENSON AWARD- Intermediate Category, Sandra Bingeman, Ponoka “ORCHIDS” (watercolour)

PATIENCE

HILDUR SHERBECK AWARD – Intermediate Category, Carol Chapman, Wetaskiwin “PATIENCE” (oil)

SUNFLOWERS

JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD – Northern Zone, JoAnn Nanninga, Barrhead “SUNFLOWERS” (watercolour)

WHITE FACES

JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD – Central Zone, Mary Kinsella, Bashaw “WHITE FACES” (oil)

WINDY POINT

HARRY WOHLFARTH MEMORIAL AWARD FOR DRAWING – Selected from All Categories, Heather Howard, St. Albert “WINDY POINT” (pen & ink)

THE YELLOW SKY

MARGARET SEELYE AWARD – Senior Advanced Category, Lillian Carleton, St. Albert “THE YELLOW SKY” (oil) *purchased by the AFA

Who We Are

The Alberta Community Art Clubs Association aims at uniting, serving and networking with artists throughout the province. Our goals are to foster and maintain instruction in art and to develop an interest in the knowledge of art and culture in the communities throughout the province.

Exibitions

ACACA fills a unique niche in promoting the arts in the province of Alberta by sponsoring three juried art shows annually, hosted by art clubs from different communities each year.

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