Second Place Awards

FIRST PLACE: Love Is in the Air, Melted Crayons & Acrylics by Sara Gondwe, 48in x 24in, $525 (June 2022)

THIRD PLACE: California Hibiscus, Monoprint by Christine Long, 18in x 18in, $385

SECOND PLACE: DC Sidewalk Life, Photography by Dawn Whitmore, Size 10.5in x 16.5in, Price $175 (September 2017)

SECOND PLACE: Autumn In The Old Neighborhood, Lino Cut Block Print by Linda Larochelle, 20in x 24in, $450 (May 2019)

SECOND PLACE: Earth, Wind, and Fire, Artist Book by Robert S Hunter (December 2014/January 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Vessel/Barcelona, Acrylic by Barbara Taylor Hall, 16in x 11in, $300 (October 2020)

SECOND PLACE: The Last Falmouth Dipper, Oil by Marcia Chaves (October 2015)

THIRD PLACE: Seasons and More Time-Playlist Series, Acrylic & Ink by Rachel Bivans, 30in x 40in, NFS (June 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Aloha!, watercolor by Mary Peterman, 11in x 14in, $300 (August 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Lost Childhood and One Hundred Hail Mary’s for Julia, Archival Pigmented Inkjet Print by Suzanne Gonsales-Smith (July 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Milky Way, Photographic Print by Dorothy Stout, 41in x 29in, $500 (July 2020)

SECOND PLACE: Sudden Change, Acrylic by Susan Garnett, 18in x 24in, $250 (July 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Two Men and a Lady, Collage Mixed Media by Elizabeth Shumate (February 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Flight, Textile by Mary Magneson, 26in x 29in, $600 (November 2022)

SECOND PLACE: All in Calm, Acrylic by Barbara Taylor Hall, 29in x 21in, $800 (Dec. 2022 – Jan. 2023)

SECOND PLACE: Please, No Photos!, Lino Cut by Linda LaRochelle, 24in x 20in, $525 (July 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Identity, Oil by Azaria Lewis, 36in x 24in, $950 (August 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Eccentric Concentric, Mixed Media by Lynette Reed, 13in x 30in x 6in, $425 (May 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Mother Machree, Graphite on Illustration Board by Ernie L Fournet (March 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Dark Hollow Falls, Photography by C. Renee Martin, 24in x 16in, $300 (February 2020)

SECOND PLACE: Woke, Oil by Beryl Jazvic, 48in x 24in, $1500 (April 2019)

SECOND PLACE: Tea for Two, Found Object Kinetic Sculpture by Tim Harper (September 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Decisions About Ice Cream, Photograph by Michael Land, 11in x 14in, $195 (February 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Ephemeral Surrender, Archival Digital Photograph by Rebecca Carpenter, 18in x 8.5in, $250 (February 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Circuitous, Archival Digital Photographic Art by Rebecca Carpenter, 18in x 12in, $225 (May 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Flowing Foliage, Watercolor and Ink by Rita Rose and Rae Rose – Size 14in x 11in (April 2017)

SECOND PLACE: Snow Day, Oil by Sarah W. Grangier (November 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Early Morning, Oil by Charlotte Richards, 36in x 36in (August 2013)

SECOND PLACE: StilI I Rise, Mixed Dried Leaves by Karen Fitzgerald (Dec. 2013-Jan. 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Burning Blue, Photo Composite by Maura Harrison (November 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Homecoming on the Avenue, Oil by Marcia Chaves, 20in x 20in, $385 (August 2020)

SECOND PLACE: Stability I, Encaustic, Yarn, Handmade Paper by Sonia Pratt (March 2015)

SECOND PLACE, Grounded, Oil by Beverly Toves, 40in x 50in, $5500 (March 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Meditation, Digital Photography on Canvas by Saeed Ordoubadi, 24in x 18in, $175 (November 2017)

SECOND PLACE: The Game, Oil on Canvas by Sara Lapp (June 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Untiled PH, India Ink on Yupoon Board by Genesis Chapman (May 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Byways, Oil on Canvas by Sara Lapp (July 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Adorned with Paint, Image Transfer by Bob Worthy (Dec. 2015-Jan. 2016)

SECOND PLACE: After the Storm, Oil by Joan C Limbrick (April 2012)

SECOND PLACE: String Art, Photography by C. Renee Martin, 20in x 16in, $180 (February 2018)

SECOND PLACE: My Grandmother’s Dresses, Fiber by Lorie McCown, 46in x 40in, NFS (September 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Bones of Iraq, Oil by Mary Sokol (September 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Alice and Her Kitty, Oil on Canvas by Nancy Brittle, 24in x 30in, $1200 (Dec. 2018-Jan. 2019)

SECOND PLACE: Back Meditation, Oil on Canvas by Tricia Kaman (March 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Eastern Market, Watercolor by Keith Beale, 22in x30in, $1320 (June 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Jelly Jar, Ink on Canvas (via digital) by Pete Morelewicz, 30in x 30in, $800 (November 2021)

SECOND PLACE: The Message, Encaustic by Sally Rhone-Kubarek, 24in x 16in, $400 (April 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Camellias from Lewis Ginter, Acrylic on Canvas by Mary Beatty-Brooks, 20in x 30in, $1200 (Dec. 2020 – Jan. 2021)

SECOND PLACE: S. with Wings, Mixed Media by Julia Travers (October 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Raw Sugar, Photography by Kenneth Lecky (March 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Connections II, Mixed Media by Barbara Taylor Hall, 29in x 21in (May 2013)

SECOND PLACE: Fountain of Wishes, Pastel by Jill Smithson, 12in x 9in, $175 (August 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Skimming, Mixed Fiber by Passle Helminski, 15in x 17in x 17in, $500 (July 2019)

SECOND PLACE: Dennis Newton on the dock Christmas Day, 2015, Archival Pigment Print by Jeromie Stephens (February 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Toll Road, Mixed Media Paper Collage by Teresa Blatt – Size 6.5in x 7in (Dec.2016-Jan.2017)

SECOND PLACE: Old Virginia, Oil by Marcia Chaves – Size 14in x 11in (March 2017)

SECOND PLACE: A Day at the Beach, Acrylic by Sally Rhone-Kubarek, 12in x 12in, $320 (April 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Archaic Inquiry: Serial Dilution, Hand Bound Altered Books, Thread, Ink, Epoxy-resin by Megan Lea Mattax, 17in x 26in x 4in, $1200 (Dec. 2017-Jan.2018)

SECOND PLACE: Boats in the Mist, Photograph by Gregg McCrary, 11in x 17in (April 2013)

SECOND PLACE: Concerned, Oils by Beverly Toves, 15in x 11.5in, $3500 (March 2020)

SECOND PLACE: Is and Is No. 22, Digital Photography byAlexis Mattila (May 2015)

SECOND PLACE: The Ring, oil on canvas by Jenna Anderson, 24in x 30in (September 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Affirmations, Mixed Media by Pat Kumicich, 48inx48in (March 2013)

SECOND PLACE: Story 2013, Acrylic and Carbon Transfer Paper by Sarah Irvin (September 2013)

SECOND PLACE: The Wave, Digital Creation-Archival Print by Carolyn R. Beever, 16in x 20in, $125 (July 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Curvilinear, Photography by Rebecca Carpenter, 18in x 12in, $230 (February 2019)

SECOND PLACE: Rest, Oil by Kim Richards, 24in x 48in, $8500 (March 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Dreaming of Neverland, Photography by Maura Harrison, Size 8in x 8in (July 2017)

SECOND PLACE: Coupleina Cross, ink on Clayboard bu Phillis Graudszus (February 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Discovery of Water, Markers on Paper by Gill Alexander – Size 40in x 30in (November 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Vintage Flight, Watercolor by Lizabeth Castellano-King, 15in x 22in, $1200 (September 2020)

SECOND PLACE: Lievre a la Lascaux, Oil by Charlotte Richards (August 2015)

SECOND PLACE: The Counting House, Oil by Marcia Chavez, 24in x 36in, $800 (Dec. 2021- Jan. 2022)

SECOND PLACE: The Empty Nest, Charcoal by Phyllis Graudszus (December 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Stability II, Encaustic, Yarn, Handmade Paper by Sonia Pratt (March 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Unholy Matrimony, Ink by Phyllis Graudszus (October 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Cabo da Roca, Archival Metallic Photograph by Deborah Herndon, 16in x 20in, $350 (September 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Offering I, Mixed Media by Barbara Taylor Hall – Size 26in x 19in (May 2017)

SECOND PLACE: Dragonfly Waltz No 16, Mixed Media by Bob Worthy (June 2014)

SECOND PLACE: Lighthouse Stairs, Photography by Penny Parrish (May 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Madrigal Man, Oil by Christine Dixon, 7in x 5in, $250 (Dec. 2019 – Jan. 2020)

SECOND PLACE: Coptic Zen, Artist Book: Paper, Wood,Thread by Ginna Cullen (November 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Gypsy Portals No. 3, Oil & Cold Wax by Bob Worthy, 14in x 11in, $275 (September 2019)

SECOND PLACE: Ily and the Whale Kites, Digital Collage by Kate Brogdon, 20in x 30in, $250 (June 2022)

SECOND PLACE: Glimpses II, Mixed Media by Barbara Taylor Hall (February 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Anihinga Trail, Oil by Nancy Wing, 36in x 24in, $400 (May 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Still Life with Peaches, Photograph by Fritzi Newton (June 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Try to Blend In, Acrylics by Stephanie Athanasaw, 20in x 16in, $250 (November 2020)

SECOND PLACE: The Town is Getting Smaller, Oil and Pencil by Ana Rendich (May 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Azure Impressions, Oil by Charlotte Richards (April 2015)

SECOND PLACE: Iris, Japanese Holly, Cherry, Copper by James Butler, 32in x 5in x 8in, $950 (March 2019)

SECOND PLACE: There’s a Great Day Coming Andy, Assemblage with Neon by Cathy Herndon (July 2012)

SECOND PLACE: The New Book, Oil on Canvas by Nancy Brittle, Size 16in x 20in, $975 (August 2017)

SECOND PLACE: 34th and Penn, Paper Construction and Mixed Media by Katharine Owens (April 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Lining Up for the Demolition Derby, Watercolor by Kit Paulsen, 15in x 20in, $650 (April 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Alexandria Skyline, Pulp Painting, Recycled Fiber, Mat Board by Jennifer Galvin, 15in x 30in, $250 (November 2018)

SECOND PLACE: Jill, Oil by Charlotte Richards, 16in x 20in (June 2013)

SECOND PLACE: Climate Change II, Mixed Media by Patricia Smith, 30in x 30in x 2in (July 2013)

SECOND PLACE: The Angel of Marye’s Heights, Acrylic on Canvas by Rache E. Britt, Size 30in x 24in (October 2013)

SECOND PLACE: Patio A, Oil by Marcia Chaves- Size 18in x 24in (July 2016)

SECOND PLACE: The Chaos of Daily Life as an Illusion, Digital Photograph by Gregg McCary (April 2014)

SECOND PLACE: The Cathedral Lights and Beyond, Archival Metallic Photograph by Deborah D. Herndon, $190 (March 2021)

SECOND PLACE: Smoke Break, Photography by Norma Woodward, 12in x 18in, $125 (August 2019)

SECOND PLACE: My Children, Acrylic by Minja Gaines- Size 40in x 40in x 2in (August 2016)

SECOND PLACE: Brave New World, Altered Book by Robert S. Hunter, 11x8x1 (February 2013)

SECOND PLACE: Looking Inward, Oil on Wood Panel by Jane T. Woodworth (September 2012)

SECOND PLACE: Mushroom Forest, Photography by David G. Boyd – Size 8in x 10in (February 2017)

SECOND PLACE: Ice-o-lation, Pastel on Wrapped Canvas by Guerin Wolf (November 2013)

SECOND PLACE: More Than Abundant, Oil by Lynn Abbott, 48in x 48in, $5760 (November 2019)

Second Place Awards

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THE MISSION OF FCCA is to promote interest, study, and production in the visual arts within a 200-mile radius of the Fredericksburg area.

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THE MISSION OF FCCA
is to promote interest, study, and production in the visual arts within a 200-mile radius of the Fredericksburg area.