Award	Artist	Title
Watercolor 1st Prize	Tom Sutherland	Afternoon Tram, Milan
Watercolor 2nd Prize	Ginger Greenblatt	Boys at Rocky Neck
Watercolor 3rd Prize	Fran Foy	Blue Plate Special

Award	Artist	Title
Pastel 1st Prize	Ruth Wierenga	The Cowboy
Pastel 2nd Prize	Gail Wright	Rowley River
Pastel 3rd Prize	Margaret Sullivan	Evolution

Award	Artist	Title
Acrylic 1st Prize	W. Marty Marshall	Lift
Acrylic 2nd Prize	Brian Kimerer	Sunrise, Plum Island
Acrylic 3rd Prize	William Kadlec	Tangerine Poppies

Award	Artist	Title
Photography 1st Prize	Robert Pyle	Night, Ford, Zorzi Bragadin, Venice 1998
Photography 2nd Prize	Joyce Wood	Let There Be Light
Photography 3rd Prize	Amy Senier	Tuareg Woman

Award	Artist	Title
Sculpture 1st Prize	Leo Lambert	Adelie Mating Call
Sculpture 2nd Prize	Mimi Dee	Butterflies Are Free

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Here are the curricula vitae of the judges.

Marjorie Glick

Marjorie Glick received her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art in 1974. She is known for her large scale, vividly colored realistic watercolors. Her work has been exhibited in several galleries and regional museums in the New England area in addition to being included in numerous coporate and private collections. One of her watercolors was published as a poster for Graphique de France. Exhibitions of note include The Forum Gallery in New York and the Beth Urdang Gallery in Boston. She is a senior faculty member of the Decordova Museum School, where she was featured in a one person exhibition in 1997. In 2003 she was the recipient of an A.R.T. (Artist's Resource Trust) grant.

Marjorie's email address is MarjorieGlick@mac.com

Mimi Johnson

Mimi Johnson is an award winning artist and teacher who has exhibited her work throughout the New England area. She studied Printmaking at the Boston Museum School, Drawing at Bradford College in the Creative Arts program and received her Masters in Curriculum and Instruction in the Education Department of the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. She studied with Daniel Greene, Constance Flavell Pratt and Art Wood. She works in pastel and oil, with an emphasis on portrait and landscape. She has taught art at Londonderry High School in New Hampshire for the past fourteen years and also teaches in the night school program at Montserrat College of Art. Included in her numerous awards is receiving the Principal's Special Recognition Award in 1993. Her work is in private collections throughout the United States, Poland, and Australia.

Johanna Chao Rittenburg

Johanna Chao Rittenburg is an oil painter who received her BA with distinction in Anthropology and Studio Art from Stanford University. She also studied painting at the Boston Museum School. She was a resident painter at the Vermont Studio Center, Johnston, VT and a resident fellow at the Edna St. Vincent Millay Colony for the Arts in Austerlitz, NY. She settled on Cape Ann in Rockport in 1996. Among the numerous awards she has received is the Paul Strisik Memorial Award for Excellence in Oils in 2001 from the North Shore Arts Association of which she is a member.

When asked about art, Johanna talks about the significance of relationships; relationships of things in space, the play of light; masses & volumes; closeness & distance; color, material and message... Mostly, painting connects me with the best things about being alive. For, as the poet Coleman Barks writes,

"When you do things from your soul, the river itself moves through you. Freshness and a deep joy are signs of the current."