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Transcript of The State Museum of Pennsylvania
The State Museum of Pennsylania 300 North Street • Harrisburg, PA • 17120
www.statemuseumpa.org
Pennsylvania Heritage Foundationwww.paheritage.org
The State Museum of PennsylvaniaPENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION
PENNSYLVANIAH E R I T A G EFOUNDATION
Stephen Althouse Rebersburg
Rawhide
Archival pigment print
$5,000
59.5 x 59.5 inches
Kassem Amoudi Narberth
Stripes 4
Acrylic on canvas
$5,800
48x48 inches
Lynn Andreoli Old Forge
Treetop Vortex
Digital archival print
$250
20x16 inches
Richard Begbie Allentown
Foreboding
Archival print on fine art paper
$500
30x24 inches
Fine art is alive and thriving in Pennsylvania! Despite the pandemic, we were delighted to receive a near-record number of entries this year and are excited to open a vibrant 54th Art of the State exhibition in the gallery.
Thank you to all the artists of Pennsylvania for your participation, bold insights, creativity, and care.
Beth HagerBeth Hager, Director The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Julia Dolan, Ph.D. Julia Dolan, Ph.D. The Minor White Curator of Photography
Portland Art Museum
Joyce OwensJoyce Owens Artist, Educator, and Curator
Chicago State University
Matthew Hinçman Matthew Hinçman Professor and Program Area Coordinator,
Sculpture, and Furniture Design Certificate Program Coordinator Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Al Miner Al Miner Director of Georgetown University Galleries
and Associate Professor of the Practice Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University
Cash awards in each category presented by The State Museum and the Pennsylvania Heritage Foundation:
First Prize: $500 • Second Prize: $300First Prize: $500 • Second Prize: $300
The State Museum of Pennsylvania Purchase AwardThe State Museum of Pennsylvania Purchase Award
The State Museum Art Docents’ Choice Award: $300The State Museum Art Docents’ Choice Award: $300
The William D. Davis Memorial Award for Drawing: $250The William D. Davis Memorial Award for Drawing: $250
Margaret Black Boswell
Curb Appeal 35
Fiber and mixed media
$4,550
70x64.5 inches
Becky Blosser Lancaster
Terra Firma
Screenprint
$750
20x23 inches
Steven Bootay Mechanicsburg
Time Space Continuum
Digital photograph
$275
19.3x19.25 inches
Kasandra Brittenburg Allentown
The Steam Powered Artist
Charcoal on a mid-tone grey paper
$300
31x25 inches
Maryanne Buschini Malvern
Bathers
Oil on canvas
$3,500
30x40 inches
Gary Cardot Erie
Lower Parade, Erie, Pennsylvania
Digital photograph
$1,000
16x24 inches
Timothy Colyer Lancaster
Four Jars of Summer
Watercolor and gouache
NFS
24.9x28.62 inches
Karen Commings Harrisburg
It Happened Much Later
Photograph
$250
12x18 inches
Jim Conner Saint Davids
West Philly
Archival pigment print
$590
12x18 inches
Meg Constable Lansdale
Peighton OCNJ
Oil on canvas
$3,000
60x48 inches
Pamela Cooper Greensburg
Emergence
Acrylic, paper, gilded leaf and oil pastel on canvas
$5,000
36x36 inches
Malcolm Corley Lancaster
Three Faces of Malcolm
Acrylic on canvas board
$500
19.5x36 inches
James DePietro Allentown
Shelf Life
Oil and acrylic on Gessoboard
$3,000
30x30 inches
Jeannine Dabb York
Autumnal Leaf Showers on Cherry and Market
Acrylic, gold leaf and mica on mural canvas
$6,000
5x10 feet
Ann DeLaurentis Lancaster
Gold & Violet Pipe Dream
Watercolor on Arches cold press 280 lb. paper
$5,000
25.5x36 inches
Heather Diacont Rinehart Philadelphia
Thinker’s Relapse
Acrylic on canvas
$800
42x30 inches
Edmund Eckstein Easton
Lenape Indian 1
Silver gelatin print
$400
10x16 inches
Amy Edwards Lancaster
Talisman for the Schuylkill Expressway
Silver, brass, copper, car reflectors, rubber toy car
tires and rubber tubing
$1,250
13x5 inches
Cheryl Elmo Morgantown
A Pensive Pause
Acrylic on canvas
$8,500
48x60 inches
Kym Fetsko Dunmore
Long Way Home
Oil and cold wax
$525
18x18 inches
Second Place, Photography
Andrea Finch Chambersburg
Magnolia Grandiflora VI: Zelda the Flower
Machine quilted and raw-edge appliqued, thread painted recycled designer cotton, polyester, acrylic, fabrics, hand & machine constructed with aluminum wire, polyester stuffing and cotton batting
$598
55x30x30 inches
Carol Foerster Littlestown
Iris
Graphite on paper
$900
31x25 inches
Paul Gallo Middletown
Fried Eggs
Oil on canvas
NFS
36x36 inches
Bob Gay Dillsburg
Generations
Lustre print
$350
20x20 inches
Geoffrey Gordon Pittsburgh
Sweat the Technique: Agender
Acrylic, oil, marker and gels
$560
20x16 inches
Randall Graham West Chester
En Rain Air at Kuerner’s Hill
Oil on panel
$950
12x16 inches
Betz Green Flourtown
Flying Fish
Silverpoint with collage mixed media
$1,800
19x21 inches
Gary Grissom Philadelphia
Yaquib & Yasin Asleep, Yohan Awake
Oil on wood
$800
18x14x2 inches
William D. Davis Memorial Award for Drawing
James Gwynne East Stroudsburg
Pond with Tire and Shopping Cart
Oil on canvas
$2,500
18x17 inches
Liz Hamilton Quay Coatesville
Enveloped
Felt, polyester crepe, pins, thread and chicken wire
$4,300
32x33x23 inches
Passle Helminski Erie
Blushing
Fiber
$500
21x16x15 inches
Nathan Heuer Indiana
Post Colonial
Watercolor and graphite on paper
$5,500
42x84 inches
Second Place, Sculpture
Richard Chandler Hoff Felton
High Pressure
Graphite pencil on paper
$850
14x14 inches
R. Andrew Hoff Camp Hill
The Third Face
Digital photograph
$300
18x20 inches
Heidi Hooper Stroudsburg
Winter
Dryer lint
$6,000
36x24x1 inches
Robert Huckestein Pittsburgh
Pandemic Survival Kit
Oil on linen
$2,000
24x30 inches
Maureen Joyce Carlisle
Madame C.J. Walker
Ceramic
$375
16x10x10 inches
Kelly Kautz Lancaster
Mary’s Office
Acrylic
$2,400
16x24 inches
Brian Keeler Wyalusing
Forge of Vulcan
Oil on linen
$5,800
36x44 inches
Richard K. Kent Lancaster
Brook Lawn Farm Orchard, 4X (from Lessons in Recursion)
Archival pigment print from a scanned positive film frame; from an edition of 15
$1,200
17x22 inches
Second Place, Painting
Sandy Kessler Kaminski Pittsburgh
Fetching the Canary
Acrylic on parachute cloth mounted on panel
$4,000
30x36 inches
Hee Sook Kim Ardmore
My American Flag 1
Mixed media on wood
$5,500
24x36 inches
Cinda Kostyak State College
River Alert
Oil on panel
NFS
24x16 inches
Jerry Kott Hellertown
The Birth of Venus/Beauty
Hand-cast concrete (Kottcrete)
$4,000
55x10x10 inches
The State Museum Art Docents’ Choice Award Michael Kowbuz
Philadelphia
Camera 2
Oil on canvas
$750
11.3x14.25 inches
Ron Lambert Bloomsburg
Peel
Wood, vinyl, marker paint and insulation
$4,000
85x28.5x32 inches
Kristen Letts Kovak Pittsburgh
As the Results Pour In
Oil on wooden panel
$2,200
30x40 inches
Lauren Kuhn Emmaus
The Gathering
Acrylic on canvas
$1,000
40x30 inches
Ginnie Lodge Pottstown
The Guitar Maker
Fine art print
$500
24x20 inches
Sandi Neiman Lovitz Havertown
Yellow Snow
Acrylic, tempera sticks and stabile pencils
$1,800
31x31 inches
Jason Lyons Harrisburg
Coleman
Mixed media - found objects
$18,500
30x12x40 inches
Lauren M. Rinaldi Philadelphia
Elegant
Oil on canvas
$3,000
60x30 inches
James Malenda Brackney
Sea Shell Pince-Nez Spectacles
Shells and brass
$500
2.5x5x1 inches
Becky McDonah Millersville
Particulate Protection: A Reliquary for the N95 Mask
Brass, silver, copper, pearls, N95 mask, cheesecloth and suede
$2,000
9x9x5 inches
Gay McGeary Carlisle
For the Love of Tulips
Handwoven coverlet wall hanging
$550
57x48 inches
John McKaig Williamsport
Toastmaster
Woodcut
$900
32x53 inches
First Place, Craft
Jacqueline Meyerson Macungie
On the Hudson
Pastel
$2,500
21x25 inches
Nancy Bea Miller Penn Valley
Blue Herr’s Bag
Oil on linen
$562
11x14 inches
Sandra Moore Glenshaw
Lidded Jar
Okeewemee fine clay, gold and horsehair reduction
$450
6x5x5 inches
Don Nakamura Philadelphia
Last Night’s Dream
Ceramic
$1,000
11x14x14 inches
Second Place, Craft
Lisa Nanni Yardley
Yellow Aqueous Flow
Metal, acrylic, glass, argon gas and transformer
$2,000
6x24x14 inches
Susan Nichols Carlisle
Carlisle, Winter 2021
Oil on canvas
$1,500
35.5x30 inches
Joseph Opshinsky Willow Grove
Slag Pile, Coal Township, PA
Cut paper collage
$900
22x26 inches
Kevin O’Toole South Greensburg
Diptych 455 & 456
Basswood and enamel
$2,400
18x48x2.75 inches
First Place, Sculpture
T. Owens Union Fairfield
Cadavers Who Were Still Alive
Digital photomontage on aluminum
$400
20x25 inches
Vince Pellegrini Wyomissing
As Cold As Ice
Photograph
$400
19x25 inches
Sandi Pfeifer Pittsburgh
Untitled
Photograph printed on Hahnemuhle fine art paper
$500
16x12 inches
Susan Phillips Amity
Parentheses
Stoneware with mishima finish, fired to cone 5
in oxidation
$175
10x8x6.25 inches
Marian Phillips Pittsburgh
Nothing New Under the Sun
Oil and fabric on canvas
$1,200
30x40 inches
Gary Phillips Green Lane
David
Oil on panel
$6,000
48.5x48 inches
Paul Plumadore Milanville
Anatomy Lesson #9
Hand cut paper montage
$1,500
13.8x9.25 inches
Elizabeth Pratt Philadelphia
Squeezing Pearls
Oil on paper
$3,800
54x36 inches
Keanna Qarooni Camp Hill
Butcher Shop
Photograph
$600
29x21 inches
Catherine Prescott Mechanicsburg
Covid Drawing: Pastor C. Stanley Morton,
Richmond
Vine charcoal on paper
$2,300
25x19 inches
George Radeschi Bedford
198
Zebra wood, Brazilian cherry, maple,
walnut and pear
$3,200
21x15x15 inches
Julie Riker Camp Hill
Gather Round
Oil on canvas
$4,000
24x24 inches
Nicholas Roberts Telford
Ode to VanOrden
Oil on canvas
$500
24x18 inches
Evy Rogers & Joe Jacob Sewickley
Spiral Ferns Candlestands
Acid etched aluminum
$100
2.5x7x5 inches
Jennifer Rubin Garey Yardley
Growth of Fashion
Cast iron and fabricated steel
$10,000
36x16x16 inches
Amedeo Salamoni Quarryville
Squared Lidded Vessel
Wheel thrown, altered and wood fired stoneware
$150
8x6x6 inches
Dan Schank Erie
Wipeout
Watercolor and pencil on paper
$500
11x8.5 inches
Steve Scheuring Douglassville
The Beautiful Game
Oil on canvas
$35,000
48x36 inches
Marc Schimsky Yardley
The Gardner
Collage and acrylic on gessoed 300lb paper
$1,150
32x30 inches
Francine Renée Schneider West Chester
In The Mood
Oil on canvas
$8,000
16x20 inches
Fred Scruton Cranesville
Henry Hall; Mobile, AL 2020
Chromogenic print
$400
24x20 inches
Brian Spies Williamsport
Lone Rangerette 1
Gelatin silver print
$150
20x16 inches
Mary Culbertson Stark Bridgeville
Our Lady of The Pandemic, Ora Pro Nobis
Acrylic and graphite on drywall compound grounded canvas
$3,200
24x20 inches
Barry Steely Denver
We are Your Neighbors
Prisma, pencil, colored pens
$900
27x35 inches
Second Place, Work on Paper
Sanh Tran Milton
Camouflage or Aposematism, No. 2
Digital C-Print
$1,000
30x40 inches
Donald Uvick Camp Hill
Holy Holy Holy
Photograph
$250
16x20 inches
Pamela Vander Zwan Milford
2124.11.19 (Graybeard)
Archival pigment print
$1,650
12x17.5 inches
Georgette L. Veeder Adamstown
Friends
Cast handmade rag paper
$4,800
96x71x6 inches
First Place, Photography
Lauren Whearty Philadelphia
Dining Table
Oil on linen
$3,500
40x46 inches
Keith Vogrin Bethlehem
East Morton Street - South Bethlehem
Oil on canvas
$5,500
20x28 inches
John Howell White Philadelphia
UTTER ”Reason”
Oil on canvas
$3,500
84x72 inches
Jeff Wiles Mechanicsburg
Amish and Others.
Digital photograph
$425
16x20 inches
First Place, Painting
Alison Willse Norristown
Mouth 2
Charcoal drawing on paper
$1,200
29x22 inches
Shelby Wormley Lancaster
I AM Somebody
Metal digital print
$375
16x24 inches
Michael Yatsko Camp Hill
Eye Over Pennsylvania
Photograph
$250
16x20 inches
Harold Zabady Camp Hill
Canal Street at Nightfall
Oil on linen
$12,000
40x60 inches
First Place, Work on Paper
Art of the State is an annual juried exhibition that has been showcasing the work of PA artists at The State Museum of Pennsylvania since 1968. The art that has been exhibited reflects over a half-century of creative endeavor in the Keystone State. Through the years, artists have shared their ideas and engaged viewers in the categories of painting, photography, craft, sculpture, and work on paper. More than $4,000 in cash awards will be distributed to artists.
Fine art is alive and thriving in Pennsylvania! Despite the pandemic, we were delighted to receive a near-record number of entries this year and are excited to open a vibrant 54th Art of the State exhibition in the gallery.
Thank you to all the artists of Pennsylvania for your participation, bold insights, creativity, and care.
Beth HagerBeth Hager, Director The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Julia Dolan, Ph.D. Julia Dolan, Ph.D. The Minor White Curator of Photography
Portland Art Museum
Joyce OwensJoyce Owens Artist, Educator, and Curator
Chicago State University
Matthew Hinçman Matthew Hinçman Professor and Program Area Coordinator,
Sculpture, and Furniture Design Certificate Program Coordinator Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Al Miner Al Miner Director of Georgetown University Galleries
and Associate Professor of the Practice Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University
Cash awards in each category presented by The State Museum and the Pennsylvania Heritage Foundation:
First Prize: $500 • Second Prize: $300First Prize: $500 • Second Prize: $300
The State Museum of Pennsylvania Purchase AwardThe State Museum of Pennsylvania Purchase Award
The State Museum Art Docents’ Choice Award: $300The State Museum Art Docents’ Choice Award: $300
The William D. Davis Memorial Award for Drawing: $250The William D. Davis Memorial Award for Drawing: $250
The State Museum of Pennsylania 300 North Street • Harrisburg, PA • 17120
www.statemuseumpa.org
Pennsylvania Heritage Foundationwww.paheritage.org
The State Museum of PennsylvaniaPENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION
PENNSYLVANIAH E R I T A G EFOUNDATION
