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Member Show – Leave Your Mark

Show dates: April 9 to June 1, 2024

Art by Alice Sims-Gunzenhauser Loosed

Best in Show
Loosed by Alice Sims-Gunzenhauser

Art by Elaine Rosenberg_Girl on Fire

Best Relevance to Theme
Girl on Fire by Elaine Rosenberg

Art by Susana Plotquin_Mujer con moño

Best Use of Medium
Mujer con moño by Susana Plotquin

Art by Joe Pruiti_Any City Skyline

Exhibits Committee Choice Award
Any City Skyline by Joe Pruiti

Art by Andrew Werth __Met in the Middle

Honorable Mention
Met in the Middle by Andrew Werth

Art by Audrey Jakab & Alejandro Berlin_Call

Honorable Mention
Call by Audrey Jakab & Alejandro Berlin

Art by Elise Schneider_A Dance among Giants

Honorable Mention
A Dance among Giants by Elise Schneider

Announcing our 2024 Member Show, “Leave Your Mark.” As artists, we all have the desire to leave our mark on the world by sharing our artwork. With that said, all artwork is built up through many different techniques of mark-making and each artist has their own version of it. It could be the brush strokes we see in a landscape painting, the pencil marks of an initial sketch, the fingerprints in the clay of a sculpture or the repetitive pattern of weaving fiber. It’s inspiring to see the artist hand in their artwork. Juror and Artist in Residence, Fiona Clark, would love to see a collection of “marks” from the West Windsor community, in a wide range of interpretations from expressive to subtle.

Member Show Catalog

 

 

Online Catalog

All the art for this show can be seen by clicking on the online catalog.
Use this to view the art, read about the artists and to make a purchase.

Prizes: 

Best in Show: $100
Exhibition Committee Choice: Artist Membership for 1 year ($50 value)
Relevance to Theme: $50
Best Use of Medium: $50 gift card to Jerry’s Artarama
Call to Artists for 2024 Member Show

3 Honorable Mentions: $25 paint brush set from Princeton Artist Brush Co.
Princeton Artist Brush Co. logo

Press release for Leave Your Mark

List of Participating Artists:
Brigitte A.Calderon, Zakia Aziz Ahmed, Bettina, Scott Brustein, Fiona Clark, RamiD, Tammy Dawkins, Franne Demetrician, Magda Dodd, Joann Donatiello, Ilene Dube, Kimberly Ducoté-Schimmel, Jayme Fahrer, Carlo Fiorentini, Lori Fol, Irene Freeman, Rashmi Cherayil George, Joseph Goldfedder, Janice Gossman, Michael F. Graham, Barry Hantman, Marzena Haupa, Joelle Hofbauer, Carol E. Hoffman, Audrey Jakab & Alejandro Berlin, Margaret Kalvar-Bushnell, René Kammeyer Seeland, Beth Kearney, Nelly Kouzmina, Joy Kreves, Lal, Lori Langsner, Dayle Lehr, Eleni Z Litt, Lucretia E. McGuff-Silverman, Ann Marie Miller, David P Olson, Susan Parris, Deborah W. Pey, Helene Plank, William Plank, Susana Plotquin, Kate Pollack, Joe Pruiti, Prachi Purohit, Francine Roche Kay, Elaine Rosenberg, Rooma Sehar, Rupa Sanbui, Elise Schneider, Karen Schoenitz, Joanne Scofield, Christine Seo, Margaret Simpson, Alice Sims-Gunzenhauser, Nancy Tsui, Judy Tyndall, Barbara Weinfield, Andrew Werth, and Jane Yuan.

Juror: Fiona Clark
Fiona Clark is a New Jersey based artist who specializes in bright, bold, colorful abstracts that spark joy. Whether that is through ceramics, paintings or public art. Fiona began her signature style of drawings in 2001, as a way to accompany lettering she was exploring at the time. Over the years, she has developed lines, colors and forms as a means to express herself and interpret the world around her. She graduated cum laude in 2007 from the University of Hartford Art School with a BFA concentration in Visual Communication Design, minors in Photography and Art History. She moved to New York City post graduation to pursue a career in graphic design and worked as a digital art director in the fashion industry for 10 years before deciding to pursue art full-time. Fiona moved back to New Jersey in 2020 and now creates out of her home studio.

Press release for Fiona Clark
Learn more about Fiona Clark on her website.