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Table of C Ontent S FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Lorraine Abrunzo Craft 9 Robert Arnosky Painting 48 Robert Bergstrasser Sculpture 95 Margaret Black Craft 10 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Sarah Bloom Photography 80 Jamie Borowicz Painting 49 Nicolas Bowen Photography 81 Cynthia Goodman Brantley Work on Paper 105 Daniel Burns Painting 50 Alan Byrne Craft 11 Scott Cantrell Work on Paper 106 Paul Chaplin Photography 82 Jimmy Clark Craft 12 Sheila Cuellar-Shaffer Painting 51 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Sean Derry Sculpture 96 Jerry Di Falco Work on Paper 107 Laura Domencic Painting 52 Catherine Drabkin Painting 53 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Maureen Drdak Painting 54 Laura Ducceschi Photography 83 Amy Edwards Craft 13 James Erikson Painting 55 Lorraine Felker Craft 14 Thomas Ferrie Craft 15 Susie Forrester Photography 84 Lexus Gore Painting 56 Andrew Guth Work on Paper 108 James Gwynne Painting 57 Artist Profiles | 2 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Elaine Haag Craft 16 Linda Hale Sculpture 97 Jack Handshaw Craft 17 Oren Helbok Photography 85 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Elizabeth Heller Painting 58 Caryn L. Hetherston Craft 18 Wayne Hibschman Painting 59 Peter Hoffer Painting 60 Tom Hubert Craft 19 Jeff Hubert Photography 86 Richard Huck Work on Paper 109 Bob Hughes Craft 20 Nguyen Johnson Painting 61 John Hurd Jones Craft 21 Artist Profiles | 3 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Suzanne Bonsall Kahn Sculpture 98 Patty Kennedy-Zafred Craft 22 Toni Kersey Craft 23 Beverlee Lehr Craft 24 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Quantum Liq Painting 65 Eddy A. López Work on Paper 110 Laura Madeleine Painting 62 Mark Mahosky Work on Paper 111 Jo Margolis Work on Paper 112 Martha Kent Martin Craft 25 Anni Matsick Painting 63 Becky McDonah Craft 26 Lisa McGovern Painting 64 Nancy Middlebrook Craft 27 Artist Profiles | 4 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Sandra Moore Craft 28 Nikki Moser Sculpture 99 David Moyer Work on Paper 113 Rob Mull Sculpture 100 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Nancy Nalbandian Craft 29 Kevin O'Toole Sculpture 101 Joni Oye-Benintende Sculpture 102 Mike Pavol Painting 65 Isaac Pelepko Painting 66 Valerie Perez-Prosick Craft 30 Marian Phillips Painting 67 Christopher Pollock Photography 87 Theodore Prescott Sculpture 103 Catherine Prescott Painting 68 Artist Profiles | 5 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Travis Prince Painting 69 Michael Pyrdsa Painting 70 George Radeschi Craft 31 Jennifer Rempel Painting 71 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Sue Reno Craft 32 Martha Ressler Craft 33 Joh Ricci Craft 34 Mia Rosenthal Work on Paper 114 Amedeo Salamoni Craft 35 Curtis Salonick Photography 88 Steve Scheuring Painting 72 Francine Renee Schneider Painting 73 Lois Sellers Work on Paper 115 Rita Siemienski Smith Painting 74 Artist Profiles | 6 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Ellen Silberlicht Craft 36 Silvija Singh Craft 37 Paul Sirofchuck Craft 38 Mandy Sirofchuck Craft 39 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Brian Skalaski Craft 40 Brian Skalaski Craft 45 Ryan Spahr Photography 89 David Stabley Craft 41 Hannah Steele Craft 42 John Stritzinger Photography 90 Marjaneh Talebi Photography 91 Benjamin Thomas Painting 75 Susannah Thomer Painting 76 Stuart Thompson Painting 77 Artist Profiles | 7 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY P A G E # Janette Toth-Musser Painting 78 Sanh Tran Photography 92 Karen Troyer Craft 43 Stephen Tuttle Craft 44 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Marc VanDyke Photography 93 Janine Wang Craft 45 Christine Webb Craft 46 Shelby Wormley Photography 94 Autumn Wright Work on Paper 116 E. Douglas Wunder Craft 47 Kathryn Yoder Sculpture 104 Harold Zabady Painting 79 Artist Profiles | 8 ART OF THE STATE ® 2020 statemuseumpa.org/aos2020 • Area 10 Lorraine Abrunzo KEMPTON, PA CRAFT Save My Forest, 2020 DIMENSIONS: 14 x 10 x 7 inches Hand-painted with underglaze on stoneware, fired to cone 5, electric kiln SALE PRICE: $400 CONTACT: www.lorraineabrunzostudio.com STATEMENT: My first success as an artist came in kindergarten. My simple brown and orange painting of pilgrims and Indians was created from tempera paints dabbed out of recycled milk cartons. And that painting was selected to hang in the school art gallery. I was hooked! Since then I have been a chemical engineer and a chemistry and environmental science teacher. I am a daughter, a mother and a grandmother. I am a widow. I am a cancer patient. I’ve lost a child. And I am an artist. I gather much of my inspiration from personal experiences, the environment, and my travels around the world. I am passionate about global warming and wildlife. I have been inspired by the strong women in my family and by the tragedies that I have survived. These themes, particularly the environment and the strength of women, make regular appearances in my work. I am inspired by ancient Roman pottery that tells a story around the surface of a vessel. My pieces embody some of my own life stories, and those things I see in the world that fire a passion in my soul. RESUME: I always wanted to be an artist, but was strongly discouraged. So my path here was long and circuitous. I studied chemical engineering at Lehigh University. While working on my engineering degree, I took studio art classes to fulfill all of my humanities requirements including drawing, 2- and 3-dimensional design, and life drawing. I worked as an engineer for 20 years while taking ceramic and painting classes in private studios. I then went on to get my master’s degree in education from Kutztown University and to study special education at Cedar Crest College. I taught high school chemistry and environmental science, and also taught college chemistry to nursing students. After ten years, I was forced to retire early while being treated for cancer. Since then, I studied pottery and ceramics at a local studio. Three years ago, I joined a pottery co- op and have focused on developing my art as a ceramic artist and painter. Current Affiliations: I am currently affiliated with Clay On Main in Oley, Pa, the Berks County Art Association and the Chester County Art Association. I have exhibited at Clay On Main, GoggleWorks in Reading, Pa, the CCAA Gallery in Exton, Pa, Studio B in Boyertown, and the Yocum Institute in Wyomissing, Pa. Artist Profiles | 9 ART OF THE STATE ® 2020 statemuseumpa.org/aos2020 • Area 10 Margaret Black BOSWELL, PA CRAFT Critter 2, 2019 DIMENSIONS: 55 x 80.5 x 1 inches 100% cotton fabric, wool batting, cotton and rayon thread SALE PRICE: $4,400 CONTACT: www.Peggyblackquilts.com STATEMENT: I am an improvisational textile artist. The rhythm and repetition of piecing fabric, cutting it into new configurations and rejoining them--without ruler or measurement--create vigorous, abstract structures. Bold color and value choices further propel the musicality of these compositions. The works are densely quilted, flattening the images into dynamic fabric paintings. RESUME: 2015 - Art Quilt Elements, Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA 2016 - Breakout: Quilt Visions, Visions Art Museum, San Diego, CA 2017 - Quilt National, The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens, OH 2017 - Quilts=Art=Quilts, The Schweinfurth Art Center, Auburn, NY 2017 - Crossing County Lines, Bottle Works, Johnstown, PA 2018 - OH+5, The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens, OH 2018 - Art Quilt Elements, Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA 2018 - Excellence in Fibers, San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles, San Jose, CA 2018 - Fiber Art Now 2018 - Quilts=Art=Quilts, The Schweinfurth Art Center, Auburn NY 2018 - Eye of the Needle, SAQ A, PA Region, Johnstown, PA, Juried Show 2019 - 23rd Annual Regional Juried Art Exhibition, SW PA Council of the Arts 2019 - Art Quilt Elements Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA 2019 - Form, Not Function: Quilt Art at the Carnegie, Carnegie Center for Art and History, New Albany, Indiana 2019 - Quilt National, The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens, OH 2019 - Quilts=Art=Quilts, The Schweinfurth Art Center, Auburn, NY 2019 - Eight Create, Laurel Arts, Somerset, PA 2020 - 24th Annual Regional Juried Art Exhibition, SW PA Council of the Arts 2020 - OH + 5, The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens OH 2020 - Art Quilt Elements, Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA 2020 - Artist as Quiltmaker XIX, Firelands Association for the Visual Arts, Oberlin, OH AWARDS: 2017 - Best of Show: Quilt National, The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens, OH 2019 - Carolyn Lee Thrasher Vehslage Award, Art Quilt Elements Wayne Art Center, Wayne, PA 2019 - Award of Excellence, Form, Not Function: Quilt Art at the Carnegie, Carnegie Center for Art and History, New Albany, Indiana Artist Profiles | 10 ART OF THE STATE ® 2020 statemuseumpa.org/aos2020 • Area 4 Alan Byrne PITTSBURGH, PA CRAFT ISALY’S, 2019 DIMENSIONS: 18 x 31 x 10 inches Wood, metal, Plexiglas and other mixed media SALE PRICE: $1,500 CONTACT: Information Not Available STATEMENT: The work I create has been inspired by my love of miniatures. The painting mediums of oil and egg tempera utilize traditional techniques and lend themselves to the fine detail required in this scale. RESUME: Education: • Pennsylvania State University, M.A. in Theatre Arts • SUNY at New Paltz, B.S. in Theatre Arts Employment: • 2008-2012 Allegheny Community College: Basic Drawing, Studio Art, Computer Graphics • 1999-2008 International Academy of Design and Technology: Instructor in Visual Communications; developed course content and program curriculum, supervised the use of equipment, advised students in academic and professional development, produced commercial graphics for the school • 1972-1997 Robert Morris College: Resident Designer and Technical Director, Colonial Theatre; de signed scenery
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