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Those Who Dream by Night
March 11 – April 21, 2011
"All men dream: but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity:
but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible." 
~T.E. Lawrence

 A juried exhibition of themed work illustrating an element of dreams, fantasy, or the abstract;
or otherwise distorting reality. 

Best of Show
Kathy Gomric "Shadow Lurker"
Best of Show: Kathy Gomric

 

First Place: Deanna L. Nash
First Place
Deanna L. Nash "Kindred - Cerca Trova" 

Second Place: Shirley Nachtrieb
Second Place
Shirley Nachtrieb "Veil of Dreams"
Third Place: Jan Adams
Third Place
Jan Adams "Pastel Balls" 

Honorable Mention: Jan Hager-Klein
Honorable Mention
Jan Hager-Klein "Untitled" 

Honorable Mention: William R. Ide
Honorable Mention
William R. Ide "Welcome Mat" 
Honorable Mention: Lynne Nadeau
Honorable Mention
Lynne Nadeau "2013 #2" ynne Nadeau "2013 #2"  
Honorable Mention: Steve Femmer
Honorable Mention
Steve Femmer "Dream Image #3"teve Femmer "Dream Image #3" Steve Femmer "Dream Image #3"  Steve Femmer "Dream Image #3"
  Juried Artists:   
Jan Adams  
Ruth Ann Bauers 
Judy Brown
Kim Carr        
Louis G Clark Jr
Kathleen Decker
Mark Decker
Genevieve Esson  
Ken Farris  
Shannon Farrow
Steve Femmer
Gloria Gewinner-Ide    
Kathy Gomric     
Jan Hager-Klein
Elaine Harris
 
Gloria Henderson
William R. Ide
Linda Klossner
Victor Klouse
Virginia Kubus
Sam Mills
Shirley Nachtrieb
 
Lynne Nadeau
Deanna Nash    
Bryan Peters
Naomi Runtz
Valerie Snyder
Jennifer Weigel     
Linda Wilmes 
 

 Juror's Statement:
 
     "It was a pleasure and a challenge to be juror for Those Who Dream By Night.  The stylistic diversity of this exhibit was impressive and a reminder of how many people are making unique and very personal art.  I saw influences range from Bruegel in the 16th century to early American Modernism of the 20th century, Abstract Expressionism of the 1950's to Surrealism of the 1920's, fantasy of 19th century and today's use of digital media.  
     I gave serious consideration to the theme of the exhibit while reviewing all of the entries.  The final result is a display of art that adhered to that theme both broad and specific and revealed each artist's commitment to realizing a personal vision.  Technique and presentation in support of a concept is very important in the creation of art and more than any other factor this influenced my choices. Congratulations to all of the artists in the exhibition.  I appreciated the opportunity to see the artwork, think about the artwork and learn from it." 
Brian D. Smith

About the Juror:
     Brian Smith received his B.F.A from Boston University and an M.F.A from the University of Chicago. He currently is represented by Duane Reed Gallery in St. Louis. He has also exhibited across the country, including Artemisia Gallery, in Chicago, the Boston Center for the Arts, and Second Story Gallery in Seattle, WA. In addition to being a Full Professor of Visual Art as well as the Visual Art Program Coordinator at St. Charles Community College, his experience extends to working as a guest artist, lecturer, and juror.

 

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