33 RD ANNUAL You are invited to support Art scholarships! Each year we have a number of talented applicants we are forced to turn away due to a lack of funds. There are two avenues to provide support to young artists:

• You may establish an Art scholarship fund in the name of your family, a loved one, business, foundation, club, or organization. Annual Art scholarship awards are $2,000, and you retain the flexibility to renew this gift each year. Or ASCHOLArRSHt IP • Make a gift of any size to the Art Patrons Scholarship Fund, and it will be combined with the support of others. Scholarships from this fund are awarded from these collective contributions.

EXHIBITION 2012 marks the 33rd year of the

Art Scholarship Program at the & AWARDS Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara. We thank all of our generous art patrons for supporting this special program. Thursday, January 1 9, 201 2

Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara P.O. Box 3620, Santa Barbara, CA 93130 (805) 687-6065 Scholarship Foundation www.sbscholarship.org of Santa Barbara SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION OF SANTA BARBARA PROGRAM 5:3 0 pm BOARD PRESIDENT Alan M. Griffin ELCOME NTRODUCTIONS ART COMMITTEE W & I Joan Arnold, Chair Joan Arnold Pam Cox Chair Geri Green Art Committee Vicki Hazard Julie Whalen Schuetz Jan Whitworth Julie Whalen Schuetz Art Committee ART SCHOLARSHIP JUDGES Anthony Askew Patti Jacquemain “M AKING CONNECTIONS THROUGH ART ” Nancy Gifford, Guest Judge Patsy Hicks GUEST SPEAKER Director of Education Patsy Hicks Santa Barbara Museum of Art Director of Education, Santa Barbara Museum of Art

FOUNDATION STAFF STUDENT RECOGNITION Cathy Alegria & C LOSING REMARKS Rebecca Anderson Daniela DeBem Colette Hadley Julie Evans Executive Director María González Gaona Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Hallie Goodall Colette Hadley Nicole Jones Molly Kemper Erica Lopez April Montes Maritza Mejia-Wilson SPECIAL THANKS TO Gabriela Pérez Santa Barbara Museum of Art Barbara Robertson Amanda Sellars Ridley-Tree Education Center Breana Scorso at McCormick House Vicki Wedmore 2012 A RT SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Frank M. Williamson Memorial Art Award VICTORIA CUTBIRTH Adam Bertolet Art Award Victoria says art is both her passion and obsession. A student in VICTOR BARTOLOME the Visual Art and Design Academy at Santa Barbara High Victor, a student at Santa Barbara High, plans to attend Otis School, she admires art teachers and mentors, Daniel Barnett, College and become an art teacher or concept artist. He has a Rafael Perea de la Cabada, and local artist Katie Benner Upton. passion for building with Legos and his favorite media include She aims to continue her art education at the Rhode Island illustration, spray paint, and Legos. School of Design.

Amanda & Jim McIntyre Art Award Gail Berkus Memorial Art Award LUCAS BUDGETT JESSICA DIMIZIO With plans to attend USC, Lucas has a bright future. His career Jessica, a senior at San Marcos High School, will continue her art goals of becoming an architect were fostered at San Marcos High, education as an art major at UC Santa Barbara. She looks to and have developed under the instruction of former teacher become a teacher and wants to incorporate art or music in her Michael Irwin. His favorite media is oil for its rich, deep colors. classroom. Influenced by the art work of Phoebe Brunner, she is inspired by her subjects and colors. Jessica appreciates her art teacher Mr. Irwin’s enthusiastic support and instruction.

Amber O’Neill Art Award DAVID CORNEJO David is a senior at Carpinteria High School, and plans to study Harry Burger & Dawn Bridgeman Art Award Industrial Design at UCSB. He likes to work with all types of KELSEY FLEGAL materials and media. David enjoys building and making things Kelesy will major in painting at San Francisco Art Institute and with his hands. He sees himself in a career working for a leading wishes to pursue a career as an art teacher and painter. Wayne automotive company as a designer. Thiebaud’s art inspires this Santa Barbara High School senior who studies art under Ms. Geremia. Her preferred medium is oil, and she has received awards and recognition for her work. Henry Van Schie Memorial Art Award Warren Fuller Memorial Art Award SOPHIE GIBBINGS SIERRA HOFSTATTER Sophie attends Santa Barbara High School and hopes to enroll in Sierra attends Dos Pueblos and studies art under Mr. Gleason. Pratt Institute in the Fall of 2012. She will major in photography, She will attend Santa Barbara City College and would like to and would like to have a successful career as a traveling work toward a career as a fine artist or architect. photographer. Her photography was recognized in the Arts Fund student photography contest.

Lawson Family Art Award NICK HUMBEL Jack Baker/Wallis Foundation Art Award Nick studies in the MAD (Multimedia Arts and Design) MEGAN HAHS Academy at Santa Barbara High School. He is an artist and Megan is a senior at Providence Hall and plans to attend Rhode musician, and wishes and is excited to work in the fields of Island School of Design. Her favorite artist is Norman Rockwell, graphic design and advertising. He hopes to attend Cal Arts, and and she looks forward to studying art history and applying her his most admired artists are Salvador Dali and John Kenn. knowledge and talent as an interior designer.

Bob & Vicki Hazard Art Award Lawson Family Art Award ALESSANDRO HERICS Schall Family Best of Show Prize GABRIEL KNAPP A student at Santa Barbara High School, Alessandro will attend Santa Barbara City College to pursue his study of art and plans Gabriel says he uses the camera to communicate, and plans to to earn a Master’s Degree in Industrial Design. His goal is to be a major in photography at Brooks Institute of Photography, after product designer. M.C. Esher is an inspiration to Alessandro’s art. beginning his college education at Santa Barbara City College. He has worked as a Dos Pueblos High photo editor on the yearbook staff and attributes the development of his photography skills to this experience. His goal is to run his own business as a professional photographer. Paul Tuttle Design Award Montecito Bank & Trust Art Award LINCOLN LIECHTI KATE PINCUS -W HITNEY Lincoln attends Dos Pueblos High School, and plans to enroll at Kate is enrolled in the Alta Vista Middle College Program at University of Southern where he will major in La Cuesta School and plans to enroll in Sarah Lawrence or Interactive Media. He has practiced his love of pen and ink Vassar and major in the arts. Her hope is to become an illustrator precision and also enjoys drawing in pencil. His career plan is to of children’s books and design her own clothing line. She become a creative art director in the gaming industry, and one participated in the Santa Barbara Museum of Art’s Teens for Teens day create his own interactive game. program, and placed first in a County Architecture Competition.

Jan Handtmann Art Award MarBorg Industries Art Award DANIELLE ROCHA CHRYSANTHE PANTAGES Danielle hopes to study photography in college at Brooks Under the instruction of art teacher Mr. Irwin at San Marcos Institute of Photography after studying at Santa Barbara City High School, Chrysanthe was introduced to oil painting and College, and plans to become a professional photographer. She creating large scale works of art. She is currently enrolled in art studies with Ms. Kelemen at Dos Pueblos High School and most courses at Santa Barbara City College, and will be a Visual Arts admires artists Annie Lebovitz and Irving Penn. major with plans to become an illustrator. She participates in the Teen Arts Mentorship under assemblage artist Ron Robertson.

Morris Squire Art Award SOPHIE STERLING Mercedes Eichholz Art Award Sophie will major in Art at Reed College. She is inspired by the TYLER PEINADO work of filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki and artist Alponse Mucha With a goal of becoming a Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Art & and credits her interest in art to a childhood gift of Crayola Design/Construction Management major, Tyler Pienado has crayons. Today, she prefers watercolor, ink and markers, and ambitious goals. His love for ceramics was developed in Mrs. hopes to have a career as an illustrator and sequential artist. Bollinger’s class at Dos Pueblos High School, where he has been recognized for his talent. He will combine his interest in math with art, and will pursue a career in construction and design. Patti Jacquemain Art Award Lorna Hedges Art Award CAMILLE STOUT LERINA WINTER Camille attends Carpinteria High School and has taken a variety Lerina’s preferred medium is a photography technique called of art classes from ceramics to digital photography. She prefers “light painting”. A senior at Dos Pueblos High School, Lerina film photography as a medium, and is adept in sculpture. Last will attend Maryland Institute College of Art while continuing to summer she received a full scholarship to participate in the develop a career as a freelance photographer. She wants to major UCLA Summer Art Institute, and she hopes to major in visual in Visual Communication and envisions herself working for a arts at UC San Diego. design or advertising firm, or as an art director for a magazine.

Rick & Regina Roney Art Award Rick & Regina Roney Art Award AMANDA VERGA JEAN ZIESENHENNE A senior in the VADA (Visual Arts and Design Academy) at Jean is a digital photographer and a harpist, who will head to Santa Barbara High School, Amanda plans to attend UC Santa Chapman University in the Fall of 2012. Presently a student at Barbara and major in studio art and psychology. She paints with Dos Pueblos, Jean has been influenced by the photography oils and watercolors, and has exhibited as part of First Thursday program there, coupled with her grandfather’s photography. in Santa Barbara. She admires the dreamlike artwork of surrealist She hopes to become a photojournalist, travel the world and painters Dali and Magritte. help others by telling their stories though photographs. 2012 A RT JUDGES

Anthony Askew Nancy Gifford Anthony Askew has worked for 46 years in art education. He is currently Nancy Gifford is an international artist who moved to Montecito three teaching for Santa Barbara City College in the adult education program. years ago with her husband Michael from London and Florida. She served Anthony is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus from Westmont College, on the patron board of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Miami and where he was a professor of printmaking and the gallery director for 25 was a founding member of the Wynwood Arts District there. Nancy now years. Prior to that Anthony was the Chairman of the Art Department at serves on the Board of the Contemporary Arts Forum, The Arts Fund of Santa Barbara High School. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from Santa Barbara and The Arts Council of the Westmont Museum of Art. California State University, Los Angeles and specializes in printmaking and watercolor. He has shown his work nationally and internationally, and his work has been featured in several leading art publications.

Patti Jacquemain Anthony’s artistic pursuit since the mid 1970s has been with the Patti Jacquemain grew up on a ranch in Santa Barbara where she relationship of compositional elements in space, contrast of value, and developed a love of the great outdoors. On graduation from Santa Barbara linear impact. His work combines three things: a child-like quality, positive High, she attended Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles on a scholar - and uninhibited; an Eastern awareness of tradition and ceremony; and the ship, and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts sense of a work shifting away from the subject (and from realism) toward degrees from the University of California at Santa Barbara. As an artist, process (activity) doing, seeing, and inventing. Jacquemain has had numerous exhibits across the country of her original woodblock prints. Her images have been distributed internationally through the publication of greeting cards and calendars by Mission Creek Studios, UNICEF, Pomegranate Press, and the Sierra Club. She is also the author of two art books and a children’s book, Journey of the Great Bear through California’s Golden Past .

Patti founded the Wildling Art Museum, located in Los Olivos, and the Creekspirit Wildlife Foundation in 2002. Both organizations are devoted to the preservation of our environment and wildlife through art. HISTORY OF JUDGES

1979 1987 1995 2004 Paul Mills Barnaby Conrad Ken Nack Greta Huglin Ridge Mrs. John Rex Richard West Pat Shields Karen McLean-McGaw Mr. William Dole Irma Cavat Deborah Borrowdale-Cox Helene Pollock 1980 1988 1996 2005 Paul Mills Ted Villa Elisabeth Brown Michel Drury Yasu Eguchi Marilyn Semandle Patti Jacquemain Susan Hazard Walter de Silva Pam Hoeft Ted Villa Ellen Lawson Rick Aber 1989 1997 2006 1981 Genny Brush Elizabeth Brown Patti Jacuemain Penny Knowles Liz Poulin. Patti Jacquemain Anthony Askew Ruth Schaffner Libby Smith Ted Villa Rick Aber 2007 1990 1998 Patti Jacquemain 1982 John Carlander Gail Anderew Anthony Askew Robert Henning Norm Jaffee Ericka Edwards-Plack Louis Matwetti Tom Post Rita Feri 2008 Gary Brown Patti Jacquemain 1991 1999 Anthony Askew 1983 Tony Askew Anthony Askew Dane Goodman Richard Ames c Bruce McCurdy Hilary Brace Sheldon Kaganoff Betty Klausner 2009 Pricilla Bender-Shore 2000 Patti Jacquemain 1992 Hank Pitcher Anthony Askew 1984 Beverly Decker Carol Simon Susan Bush Michele Cooney, Director Nina Morlan Susan Jordan Margret Dunlap Keith Puccinelli 2010 Kerry Tomlison 2001 Patti Jacquemain 1993 Chris Chapman Anthony Askew 1985 Marcia Burtt Susan Tai Jan Handtmann Patti Jacquemain Mary Heebner Thomas Van Stein J. David Farmer Ken Jewesson 2011 Ron Robertson 2002 Patti Jacquemain 1994 Linda Ekstrom Anthony Askew 1986 Nancy Doll Patty Look Lewis Joan Rosenberg-Dent Gail Berkus Keith Puccinelli John Moses Tony Askew Joe Iacovetta 2012 Pam Auchincloss 2003 Patti Jacquemain Dr. Jill Finsten Anthony Askew Jill Vander Hoof Nancy Gifford Theodore Villa