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Page 6 Seminole (Texas) Sentinel, Nov. 26, 1978
1978 art show closes with record attendance9 awards
During the two days that the
doors of the Gaines County Civic
Cdjiter were open for the Gaines
Art: Association 1978 Open Arts
apd Crafts Exhibit, more than
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and buy. *
The show closed Sunday
a ft er noon with the presentation of
awards in 18 categories and the
announcement of purchase
awards which totaled more than
$2500. Charlotte Hankins, exhibit
co-ordinator made the presenta-
tions and paid tribute to her fellow
association members for their
work and cooperation. She was
assisted during the ceremony by
association president. Georgie
Simpson and treasurer. Chris
Gilliland.
The 140-pound bronze sculpture.
“Sioux Buffalo Dancer," done by
Kirke McKenzie of Kermit was
judged Best of Show
The Popular Vote winner was a
wimaiw-e «h1 by Vaete MeKaskfe
entitled “Lofty." The Popular
Vote designation is determined by
ballots cast by all those attending
the show.
A patron’s reception was held
Thursday night with invitations
going to purchase award donors
and giving them an opportunity to
make their selections before the
show opened to the public on
Friday Tusha Building of
Lubbock chose an oil “Yellow
Daisies" by Lovella Todd of
Brownfield: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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Gav chose “Amaryllis.” an oil by
Dorothy Grandjean of Carlsbad.
N.M. A watercolor, “Abstract
Floral” by Jeff Ferrell of
Carlsbad was picked by Condit
Chemical—and Grain:—Benner
I^ase Service took “End of
Summer,” a watercolor by Myrtle
Joiner of Snyder and an-oif and a
watercolor both painted by
Dolores Williams of Seagraves,
“Almost Home',’ and “Winter
Landscape,” were purchased by
the Condit Corporation. Tusha
Building’s additional purchase
was a mixed media painting
“Pueblo Pottery” by Doris Welch
of Carlsbad. Helen Bass's oil
“Thanks for the Rain” was bought
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and
another of her oils “Cosmos" was
the choice of Seminole State Bank
Annette Graves received pur-
chase awards1 from Irrigation,
Inc. for “Windmill" and from Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Cavitt for another
oil "Digging and Looking." Dave
Wood Motors chose her pastel
“Pink Clouds.”
Wickson Insurance Company
purchased “Breakfast." a colored
pencil drawing by Vacie McKas-
kle and Jammey Huggins was the
artist ot a pastel “Cotton Bolls,"
that was another choice of Tusha
Building. “Mist and Mesas." a
watercolor by Charlotte Beach
was another painting bought by
Condit Chemical and Grain.
The goal of the Gaines Art
Association to promote interest in
and work toward excellence in
arts and crafts was evidenced by
their presentation of a $250
purchase grant to the Gaines
County Museum in Seminole The
choices of the three-member
panel included subjects represen-
tative of South Plains land and
life The four choices 'were
"Windmill," a metal sculpture by
Stewart Rice of Wilson; “Work
Day." an'oil by .lorn Hazelwood of
Stanton; "Sunday Sunbonnet." a
pastel by Del mar Conway of Big
Spring and “Sunset", a colored
photograph by Steve Haralson
from the student division which
was an added gift to the Museum
from Miss Pauline Aneell. The
pieces, chosen to give a
representation of all art media
depicting phases of pioneer life
will be the beginning of a fine art
collection to hang in the gallery ell
of the museum.
Winners and honorable mention
recipients named by judges
Virginia FcweM and Ann Epplr
Upson, both of Albuquerque, N.M.
were:
PAINTING AND GR APHICS
OIL
1st - “Yellow Daisies" - Lovella
Todd. Brownfield.
2nd - “Poppies" - Myrtle Joiner,
Snyder.
3rd - “Painting Flowers"
Nancy Haralson, Seminole.
HM : “Mountain Stream"
Brooksie Stevens. Andrews
WATERCOLOR
1st - “Fall Harvest" Edna Cox,
Andrews.
2nd - “Beach at Night"
Dal mar. Big Spring.
3rd - “Family Tree" - Katin
Davis, Seminole.
HM - “End of Summer" Myrtle
Joiner. Snyder
DRAWING IN COLOR
1st - “Taos Hoop Dancers"
Evy Diamond. Carlsbad
2nd “Waitin' tor the-Hopin’
Vacie McKaskle. Seminole
HM - “Hanging to Dry
Annette Graves, Seminole
HM - “Gloxinias" Nanc>
Haralson. Seminole
HM “ ■ S 1 ttt-.v 1 .. <1 , . . > ■
Faulkenberrv. Seagraves
DRAWING IN BLACK 8. WHITE
1st "Rebirth Cleo Hasten,
Kermit
2nd .“Hold Fast to Dreams No
4" Bob Printt. Carlsbad
3rd - “The < )ld Pump" Da!mar.
Big Spring •.
MIX E D MEDIA
1st 'Marine Fantasx:. Tern
Beach. Washington.- I) C
2nd “The- Batthousc
Darlmar. Big Spring
3rd “Leal Abstract V> t
Terry Beach. Washington D C
MINIATURE PAINTING
2nd 'Winter Land^ .ipr •
Dolores Williams. Seagraves
HM “Young and Restless:
Karen Stevens. Andrews
HM "Pueblo'' Jamnaw
Huggins. Seminole__
OPEN Judges' Discretion
1st “Galveston Trip" i metal
enamel) - Bob Privitt, Carlsbad
2nd “Yamaha IT250"
Hewett pencil
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graph) Becky Smiley. Rig
1st “Suppertime”
Steve
Spi'litg
NOTICE-PAINTING
2nd - “Dutch Tulips”
- Rosemary Wllkerson, AndreusT
3rd “Rest" Jon.i Hazelwood,
Stanton
CHINA PAINTING
1st - “Lemon Pitcher" Beth
Roberson. Seminole
2nd “Blue Roses Roxann
Strickland. Seminole
HM "Poppies ■ Helen ■ Bass.
Seminole
HM “Daisies" Kay Gay.
Seminole
SCULPTURE
1st T,carion Glartce” vecibd
Bob PrivitL Carlsbad
2nd “Butterfly and Flowers" •
* metal • (’haries Allan. Ft Worth
3rd * “Lady and the Tramp-'
<-stonef Kirke McKenzie; KentTtt
HM “Grape Leaves" Pauline
Viicelj, Seminole
PHOTOGRAPHY
Haralson
HM “Sunset" Steve Haralson
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2nd Deej; James Newton
Seminole
Gil 'Dnbie I.owell Bishop'
Kermit. .
CRAFTS
1st Grapes ot W i at if*"
needlework Delia Barrett,
Seminole
-2nd Wi'mlnuTl" e eta I
Mew art Rue Wjlso'n
3rd '( iochete'd Guilt (,lad\s
Re.uh W .ishingtoj; D (
11M I line < loc k wood
John I. Sullivan. Waco
HM I loin, f'hde needle
work Freda Holton. Seminole
Y O U T H EXHIBIT
KINDERGARTEN
1st Buried Ti ensui e Kevin
Minim foliage
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WATERCOLOR
1st "Tasty Treat" .Mars Kas
Ward
2nd The Bug Robert Grillih
2nd “Future Planet Wars"
Frank Douglas
3rd - “Walkin Stick" Floyd
Espino/a
3rd “Peaceful Sea George
Aimagei
HM “At tlu* Beach Roy
Cavazos
HM “Watermelon Fl\ ' ,\nd>
Garcia
HM “Sunset" Pablo Chaves
DRAWING 8. GRAPHICS
1st “Country Friend John
Reimer Block print ~~7~
1st f ern Mary Marquez
pencil
2nd The W ortd ot t he
(irav. hopper" Tr'a-\oiis Lite,
mixed ipedia
>rci “The Hod Bryan Shaw
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HM Mack 1 ruck Ro\
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Preterit for the awjirdpreseniat i'«»»s- la-*t Sunday afternoon that
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\vere these four of the 18 ficsl pjace winners I-rorti lelt is Kirke
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Day, Marshall. Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 8, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 26, 1978, newspaper, November 26, 1978; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1097209/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Gaines County Library.