2025 Ebony & Ivory Art Exhibit
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2025 BLACK & WHITE - with a pop of color! - ART EXHIBIT
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 8 l 12 - 1:30 PM
On Exhibit: February 8 - February 28, 2025
Judge: Christine Webster
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 8 l 12 - 1:30 PM
On Exhibit: February 8 - February 28, 2025
Judge: Christine Webster
Working in black and white forces the artist to focus on the essentials - composition, contrast, negative and positive space. Time and time again, we've seen this singular focus lead to exceptional works of art. Which is why we're showcasing black and white work in our February art exhibit . . . with just a pop of color!
Paintings, drawings, photographs, and digital compositions will be accepted. Sculptures may also be accepted, depending on dimensions (contact the gallery for more information). Pieces may incorporate color, but should be primarily black and white.
Paintings, drawings, photographs, and digital compositions will be accepted. Sculptures may also be accepted, depending on dimensions (contact the gallery for more information). Pieces may incorporate color, but should be primarily black and white.
AWARDS
BEST IN SHOW
Vulnerable v by Alex Ranniello
Vulnerable v by Alex Ranniello
FIRST PLACE
Leon by Barbara LaButis
Leon by Barbara LaButis
SECOND PLACE
Black, White and Blue by Virginia Wilkos-Stafford |
THIRD PLACE
Requiem by Katherine Despres |
VIRTUAL EXHIBIT*
Note: Scroll over images to see title, artist and price. Click to enlarge.
ABOUT CHRISTINE WEBSTER
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Chris Bender Webster is an artist, teacher and activist who takes inspiration from nature and channels that inspiration into creative expressions with glass. In addition to running a successful jewelry business, Chris is an award winning fine artist. Her photographs often feature water and boating scenes with an environmental emphasis. Her large-scale mosaics grace public spaces and private residences. Throughout her 35 years as public school art teacher, and 9 years teaching at Gallery 53, Chris has nurtured students in art classes and beyond, often forming long term mentoring relationships.
Besides being a teacher, artist and business owner, Chris has dedicated endless hours and boundless enthusiasm to making the visual arts an integral part of her community, both as President of Gallery 53, a nonprofit arts organization, and as a volunteer on numerous cultural and economic development committees. |
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The virtual exhibit includes pieces that were enter online. In-person entries may/may not be included.
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