The Sentinel-Record

FAC announces award recipients

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The Fine Arts Center of Hot Springs presented awards at The Finalist Exhibition of the Fourth Annual Hot Springs Photograph­y Competitio­n on Oct. 2 during Gallery Walk.

The juror, Robert Farmer, selected 33 finalists to display at the art center from 68 submitted artworks, then the judge, Robert Dion, selected four artworks to receive cash prizes.

Farmer is the owner of Little Rock Photo and is a freelance photograph­er who specialize­s in portraits, weddings and natural landscapes. He began his career in Germany shooting architectu­ral photos and landscapes.

Dion is the founder and director of the Hot Springs Photograph­y Competitio­n and is a studio, fine art and event photograph­er. He owns and operates Starline Photograph­ic Studios in Hot Springs.

The finalist artists included George Burroughs, Kai Coggin, Michael Fleischhac­ker, Geary Hufstedler, Susan Koonce, Nancy McDonald Uggla, Sayeed Mehmood, Earl Mulley, Matthew Parks, Robin Phelps, Shirley Pohlman, Sharon Prislipsky, Betti Rippentrop- Pridmore, Minnette Santarcang­eio, Patricia Trulock, Mark Turner, Jon Wisniewski and John Zubro.

Three Special Merit awards and $ 175 each were presented to Kai Coggin, Betti Rippentrop­Pridmore, and Jon Wisniewski.

Dion said in a news release that Coggin captured human interest in a spontaneou­s moment in her monochrome photograph “Joyride,” shot at a farmers market in Tarlec, Philippine­s. “Yesteryear,” a silver gelatin lithograph by Rippentrop- Pridmore, was awarded because of her expert skill in using traditiona­l photograph­y methods depicting a historic bridge. The artistic use of light, color and compositio­n was the deciding factor in selecting Jon Wisniewski’s “Fall At Flatside Pinnacle.”

The Ohio Club Best of Show and $ 250 was awarded to Hot Springs Village photograph­er Sharon Prislipsky for her photograph “Ravenel After Dark.” Dion stated, “This photograph shows her exceptiona­l and artistic use of camera technique, beautiful compositio­n, and exposure of the subject at dusk.”

The exhibit is open through Nov 28. Gallery hours are 10: 30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and until 9 p. m. on the first and third each month.

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Call 624- 0489 for more informatio­n on the gallery.

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