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FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Art Association's The Gallery is currently exhibiting the 2020 Holiday Open and Small Works Show.
This exhibit had a total of 12 ribbon winners and 10 small works honors bestowed by noted multimedia artist and judge Carol Zaleski whose statement clearly indicates her extensive background: "I am a mixed media artist moving from collage and painting and back again.
My work is constantly changing, and my paintings are a reflection of the way I see the world. "
As a lifetime member of FAA, Zaleski has been a director of a Chicago ad agency, a juror for the San Diego County Fair and fine arts director at the Fallbrook Library. She brings years of curatorial, exhibition and juror experience to benefit the FAA and the greater Fallbrook community.
This year's small works are perfect for holiday gift giving. The show is full of vibrant and affordable artworks gifts and jewelry. Handcrafted masks are also available for purchase with the bulk of the funds being raised to support art education classes for kids and D'Vine Path.
The FAA presents new art exhibits every six to eight weeks and the next show will be installed Dec. 14.
Winners in the Small Works Show are:
First place – "Mowing" – oil/acrylic by Marion Seiders
Second place – "Kotaro" – mixed media by Hajime Ohno
Third place – "Lazy River" – pastel by Al Brandli
Honorable mention:
"Red Tree " – acrylic by Karen Langer Baker
"Spirit of Yacht Racing" – watercolor by Patty Mangels
"Winters Shadows" – watercolor by Tony Funaki
Winners Fall Show:
Best Of Show – " I Love Sunflowers" – watercolor by Shirley Calvert.
Watercolor
First place – "So High" by Janice Cipriani-Willis
Second place – "From My Garden" by Penny Fedorchak
Third place – "Waterwise Botanicals" by Ruth Parker
Honorable mention – "Let's Do Lunch" by Shirley Calvert
Watercolor Batik
First place – "The Bird Family" by Julie Compton
Pastel
First place – "The Boardwalk" by Ray Fedorchak
Oil
First place – "Tree in Morning" by Carol Reardon
Second place – "Samantha the Vizsla" by Hajime Ohno
Third place – "Lovin' the Afternoon" by Karen Langer Baker
Honorable mention:
"Kim's Dog, My Teacher" by Marjorie Weaver
"Peltzer Farm Sunflowers" by Kathy Stradley
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