The theme for our November Exhibition is “Colors”. The submission process and competition for the artists began in the middle of September and ended on October 29, 2010. We had many entries from around the World. In addition, we had entries from 16 different states and we want to thank everyone for participating and trying. If your artwork was not selected it is not a reflection on your artistic talents and skill. It takes a lot of nerve to enter and expose yourself to this type of competition and you should be applauded for your efforts. Please do not give up entering art competitions and art shows, as your art could have easily been chosen too.
All winners will now be featured on the Light Space & Time website for the of month of November 2010. Thereafter, the artworks and links to the artist’s websites will remain online in the Light Space & Time Archives. Congratulations to our artists who made our Colors Art Exhibition so successful.
1st Place Winner – Mary Sonya Conti “Peony Poetry”
Mary Sonya Conti is from Kansas City, MO. As an artist, she always wants her work to express emotion and to convey an atmosphere to the viewer within the boundaries of the canvas. A turn in focus now allows application, translation and experimentation of the brush stroke.” Her work is with water based media as well as some collage work in various pieces using different papers. Painterly or contemporary is the flavor of her work. Sonya’s artwork can be found in private collections around the world as well as displayed in Dayton Ohio. http://www.marysonyaconti.com
6 comments:
Congratulations Mary, that is a great piece - wild color and very sensuous brushwork, and I like how/where it goes off the edges and the distribution of background stuff. Bravo!!
Thanks Nick, this was one of those fearless SHOW ME the way Yupo that would only let me touch once while wet.
Congratulations Sonya! I absloutely love this piece and it was destined to win.
Thanks Vikki!
Congratulation, Sonya. To be a winner in that competition gives you more recognition, respect, and confidence in your work. Bravo, bravo.
And, of course, the piece is absolutely beautiful.
Tasha
Zanes - Grandmama thanks you for your beautiful work. It will always hold a special place in our heart. When you paint from the heart it always prevail!!
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