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    • Awards & Jury

    2009 4 Bridges Merit Awards

    Roger Halligan

    - Best 3-D Mixed Media

     

    Matthew Hatala

    - 1st Runner-up 3-D Mixed Media

     

    Aaron Hequembourg

    - Best 2-D Mixed Media

     

    Peter Vaughn

    - 1st Runner-up 2-D Mixed Media

     

    Joe Neilander

    - Best in Glass

     

    Wendy Seaward

    - Best Jewelry

     

    Andrew Sovjani

    - Best in Photography

     

    Gregory, Strachov

    - Best Works on Paper

     

    Gary Stretar

    - Best in Painting (oil and acrylic)

     

    Lucinda Carlstrom

    - Best in Fiber

     

    Paveen Chunhaswasdikul

    - Best in Ceramics

     

    Tara Harris

    - Emerging Artist Award

    Meet the 2010 Jury...

    Mark Scala: Contemporary Curator at The Frist Center for the Visual Arts (Nashville, TN)

    Ron Buffington: UC Foundation Professor, Painting & Drawing at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (Chattanooga, TN)

    Barbara Archer: Owner and Director of Barbara Archer Gallery (Atlanta, GA)


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