ANIMALIA

Animals have been depicted in art for thousands of years, representing a wide range of symbolism, from grace and speed to strength and nobility to transformation and freedom. But we can all agree that they are beautiful and captivating, and we will forever be drawn to their natural beauty and power. ANIMALIA shares the beauty and complexity of this fascinating world.

Best of Show- Ankole bull

Andre Rix
oil on wooden panel

Cape Town, South Africa

Director's Choice- You Should Be So Lucky: Mountain Lioness

Beth Surdut
colored pencil on paper

Tucson, Arizona

Director's Choice- Majestic

Kendra Ferreira, CPSA, CPX
colored pencil

Bristol, Rhode Island

Might As Well Dance

Corinne Geertsen
digital

Mesa, Arizona

The Unexpected Couple

Justin Shaw
ceramic stoneware, hand sewn clothing

Warrensburg, Missouri

Red Headed Woodpecker

Tricia Faulkner
acrylic

Nashville, Tennessee

Ethereal

Steven Barger
photography

New Richmond, Ohio

Water Horse

Susan Wehrman
colored pencil

Manchester, Missouri

Flight

Hilary Houston Bachelder
photography

New York, New York

Ascent

Christine O'Dell-Ferguson
acrylic

Marstons Mills, Massachusetts

In Prayer

Linda Pasca
oil on canvas

Hampton Bays, New York

Courage

Kelly Ferguson
acrylic

Marstons Mills, Massachusetts

CHEETAHS

Lon Levin
pen & ink

Los Angeles, California

Koholā

Karen Stern
ceramic on wood base

Port St Lucie, Florida

Charge!

Holly Cole
hand painted cotton canvas with free motion quilting, felt backing layer, and cotton facings

Triangle, Virginia

Concentration

Deborah St John
pastel and colored pencils

Yukon, Oklahoma

Wild Love

Natasha Passarini
micron pen

Weston, Florida

The Guardian

Matt Jagitsch
white pencil on black paper

Sterling, Illinois

Swimming Tiger

Matthew Queen
stone-ground ink on paper

Seattle, Washington

Bianca

Sandra Belitza-Vazquez
photography

Newburgh, New York

Bee Study

Sharon Teabo
graphite

Salt Lake City, Utah

King

Kendra Achenbach-Warner
ballpoint pen

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Gargoyle Bat

Isabelle Zab
plaster

Toronto, Canada

Contented

Trevor Shea
photography

Longmeadow, Massachusetts

Flamingo in Grace

Mary Taylor
black and white charcoal pencil

Honeoye Falls, New York

SUPPORTING THE ARTS

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