Winners of Livingston Art League’s Fall Show announced
Write a comment
From Enterprise Staff
The Livingston Art League recently hosted its Fall 2022 Show and the entries were judged by Cheryl Evans. Larry Kelliher won Best of Show with “Rockport Harbor” and Allen Borchers won the Wilma Lee Ogletree Best Floral with “Wind.”
Livingston Art League meets at 11 a.m. the fourth Monday of each month at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church located at 836 W. Jones in Livingston. The website is www.livingstonartleague.weebly.com and the email is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Those placing in the other respective categories are listed below:
Professional Oil/Acrylic – First place, Judy Lackey with “George Strait;” Second place, Paul Richardson with “Evening Glow;” Third place, Celeste Williamson with “Winter Owl;” First honorable mention, Zartasha Shah with “Colors of Assiduousness;” and Second honorable mention, Paul Richardson with “Forest Path.”
Professional Watercolor/Acrylic – First place, Larry Kelliher with “Rockport Harbor;” and Second place, Larry Kelliher with “Kitchen Reflections.”
Professional Pastels – First place, Betsy Steger with “More Please.”
Professional Drawing – First place, Celeste Williamson with “Zen Tangle.”
Professional Photography – First place, Zartasha Shah with “Colors of Appositeness.”
Professional Abstract/Experimental/Non-Objective Art – First place, Judy Lackey with “Outer Space.”
Semi-Professional Oil/Acrylic – First place, Anita Holse with “Buffalo;” and Second place, Anita Holse with “Owl.”
Semi-Professional Photography – First place, Debbie Phillips with “Pow Wow Partners;” Second place, Debbie Phillips with “Old Blue;” Third place, Debbie Phillips with “Ship and Tug;” and First honorable mention, Debbie Phillips with “600 Steps to the Falls.”
Semi-Professional Digital Art – First place, Debbie Phillips with “Cypress at Sunset;” Second place, Debbie Phillips with “Young Buck;” and Third place, Debbie Phillips with “Stained Glass Chaos.”
Semi-Professional Studio Fine Crafts – First place, Janet Hutcheson with “Who?”
Non-Professional Oil/Acrylic – First place, Sydney Murphy with “Rising Star;” and Second place, Peggy Borchers with “Blue Heaven Rooster.”
Non-Professional Watercolor/Acrylic – First place, Caroline Lee with “Sunflower Serenade;” Second place, Peggy Borchers with “U.S. Coast Guard Oil Can;” Third place, Peggy Borchers with “What a Day;” First honorable mention, Caroline Lee with “Open Barn;” and Second honorable mention, Peggy Borchers with “Inez Pink.”
Non-Professional Pastels – First place, Peggy Borchers with “Fall’N.”
Non-Professional Drawing – First place, Peggy Borchers with “Boontown Cemetery.
Non-Professional Mixed Media – First place, Sydney Murphy with “Memory of Lynelle;” and Second place, Sydney Murphy with “Dreamy Blues.”
Non-Professional Photography – First place, Allen Borchers with “Deb’s Sunrise;” Second place, Allen Borchers with “Wind;” Third place, Allen Borchers with “Good Morning;” First honorable mention, Allen Borchers with “Dune Flower;” and Second honorable mention, Allen Borchers with “Elissa.”
Non-Professional Abstract/Experimental/Non-Objective Art – First place, Peggy Borchers with “Some Beach.”
Adult Student Oil/Acrylic – First place, Catheryn Ladd with “Journey of a Leaf;” and Second place, Catheryn Ladd with “Sunrise on Chrome.”
Adult Student Watercolor/Acrylic – First place, Debbie Carter with “The Raissuli.”
Adult Student Sculpture – First place, Catheryn Ladd with “Tears of Our Trees.”
Adult Student Studio Fine Crafts – First place, Catheryn Ladd with “Horse Feathers.”
- Hits: 624
Joomla Feed Manager News 