MIXED MEDIUM
THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
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SEPTEMBER 15�22, 2021
Crossroads art show winners announced
Go! staff
BAKER CITY — Crossroads
Carnegie Art Center has an-
nounced the winning works at
the 23rd annual Open Regional
Art Show, which opened Sept. 3.
“This year brought in an
eclectic collection of top tier
pieces from Baker City and the
surrounding areas in a way that
fully displayed the diversity of
personalities within our art com-
munity,” said Alyson Spiering,
art director.
The show is on display at
the center, 2020 Auburn Ave.,
through Sept. 27. It was spon-
sored by Ash Grove Cement.
The guest judge was Em-
ily Somoskey, art professor
at Whitman College in Walla
Walla, Washington.
Here are this year’s winners:
Best of Show: Hillery Lay —
“Wandering Spirits”
First Place, 3D: John
Robinson — “Flower”
Second Place, 3D: Tom
Clement — “Elkhorn Peaks”
First Place, 2D: Amy Van
Gaasbeck — “Aunties”
Outstanding Realistic
Watercolor: Sherri Linnemeyer
— “Prairie Daydreams”
Outstanding Black and
White: Danielle Bernard —
“Geometry in Nature”
Outstanding Photograph:
Caleb Colton — “Grinnell
Glacier Overlook”
Honorable Mentions:
Danielle Bernard, Tom Novak,
Randy Sandknop, Terri
Stoltz, Teresa Uriarte, Amy
Van Gaasbeck
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Hillery Lay: Best of Show — “Wandering Spirits”
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Amy Van Gaasbeck: fi rst place, 2D — “Aunties”
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John Robinson: fi rst place, 3D — “Flower”
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Tom Clement: second place, 3D — “Elkhorn Peaks”
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