The virtual exhibition features all awarded artists from the 2022 Judged Art Show.
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The exhibition is best viewed on a desktop or laptop computer rather than a mobile device.
Congratulations, artists!
Public Viewing:
Monday-Friday, September 14th - 27th, 10am-3pm
and Saturday, September 24th, 10am-3pm
Calendar
Public Viewing:
Please see the exhibition schedule (left).
Artwork Pick-Up:
Wednesday, September 28th 10am-6pm
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Awards Ceremony & Reception:
Thursday, September 22nd 6pm-8pm
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Virtual Exhibition
Opens: Friday, September 23rd,
features awarded artists,
on display through December 31st, 2022.
*Special Category
150th Anniversary of the Town of Babylon
In 1872, voters of the old Town of Huntington voted to separate and create a new township called Babylon. The New York State legislature approved the bill to create the Town of Babylon on March 13, 1872, making 2022 the its 150th Anniversary. This category includes works in all media celebrating the Town of Babylon, and its residents, places, spaces, etc. past and present.
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Awards
Student A
Dorian J. Collymore, The Parrot, 1st Place
Dorian J. Collymore, We All Scream For Ice Cream, 2nd Place
Charlotte Johnson, Spring Trap, 3rd Place
Dorian J. Collymore, Dorian the Dog, Honorable Mention
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Student B
Natalie Hayes, Driftwood, 1st Place
Anthony Papa, Sea World, 2nd Place
Alyssa Buran, Autumn Path, 3rd Place
Abigail Prucha, The Blues, Honorable Mention
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Acrylic
Ashley Mazza, From the Archives, 1st Place
Ron Becker, Stillness At Sterling Forest, 2nd Place
Bernice Corbin, Hanging by a Thread, 3rd Place
Marcia Odle-McNair, Floating, Honorable Mention
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Oil
Adam D. Smith, Stony Brook Grist Mill, 1st Place
Dan Fusco, Michelle, 2nd Place
Stacey Belding, Grids No.1, 3rd Place
Dan Fusco, American Southwest, Honorable Mention
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Watercolor
Carlina Valenti, Scallop Shells, 1st Place
Bonnie Agalbato, Sharing, 2nd Place
Jan Guarino, Skies over Montmartre, 3rd Place
Jillanne Burns, Peter and Santini, Honorable Mention
Town of Babylon 150th Anniversary
Bonnie Agalbato, The Clammer
Drawing - Pencils, Ink
Estelle Zagaria, Zentangle Ram, 1st Place
Kathy O'Brien, The Way Home, 2nd Place
Lorina Capitulo, Fish, 3rd Place
Irene Bacchi, The Guardians, Honorable Mention
Drawing - Pastel, Charcoal
Donna Araneo, Aunt Ilka, 1st Place
Clemente Ettrick, AMEN, 2nd Place
Paula Haber, Canal Front, Marathon FLA, 3rd Place
Steve Walker, Old Delhi Indian Building, Honorable Mention
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Photography
Jacqueline Dupre, Painted Fern 2, 1st Place
Trudy Runyan, Chicken or the Egg, 2nd Place
Holly Hunt, Self Portrait, 3rd Place
Erika Kuciw, King Above Debasement, Honorable Mention
Jacqueline Dupre, Rose Mantis, Best in Show
Mixed Media
Gregory Rapp, Twos, Threes, and Five, 1st place
Ron Horton, Looking For Fresh Water, 2nd Place
Jennie McCoy, Ginkgo Leaves, 3rd Place
Jan Tozzo, Eye of the Hurricane, Honorable Mention
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Sculpture
Loretta Oberheim, Squall, 1st Place
Meagan J. Meehan, Symbiosis, 2nd Place
Loretta Oberheim, Blue Smoke, 3rd Place
Michael Hennessey, Monkey Girl #3, Honorable Mention
Exhibiting Artists
Adam D. Smith, Abigail Prucha, Al Ruggeri, Alyssa Buran, Andrea Larmor, Anne Cognato, Anthony Gurrier, Anthony Papa,
Arlene Gernon, Arthur H. Poore, Ashley Mazza, Barbara Pascal, Barbara Spizzirri, Belle Buran, Bernice Bleja Rausch,
Bernice Corbin, Bill Kuchler, Bonnie Agalbato, Carlina Valenti, Carole Stalker Saraceno, Carolyn Dodd, Catherine Rezin,
Charles Ambrosio, Charlotte Johnson, Chris Diamant, Christopher Ricci, Claudia Bedell, Clemente Ettrick, Colleen Broshanan,
Dan Fusco, Debbie Dion, Debra Bonewald, Donna Araneo, Donna Harlow-Moraff, Dorian J. Collymore, Drew O’Connor,
Edward Morley, Elizabeth Ruggiero, Erica Perjatel Stolba, Erika Kuciw, Estelle Zagaria, Felicia Montfort, Gabriella Carollo,
Ginger Sosnowski, Gregory Rapp, Holly Hunt, Irene Bacci, Isabelle Juliano Rapacciuolo, Jacqueline Dupre, Jan Guarino, Jan Tozzo,
Jennie McCoy, Jennifer Salta, Jerry Sardelli, Jessica Robinson, Jillanne Burns, Joan Moschella, Joan Weiss, JoAnn Krapp,
Joanne Scotto-Lavino, John Ricci, Jose Ariel Capitulo, Joseph Kerkovich, Kaliyah Hull, Karen Cole, Kasey Stevenson Buck,
Katherine Orifici, Kathy O'Brien, Keith Rossein, Kenneth Drasser, Khrystyne Robillard-Smith, Laura Muench, Linda Guariglia,
Lisa Doherty, Loretta Oberheim, Lorina Capitulo, Luann Johnson, Marcia Odle-McNair, Marcie Serber, Margaret Muller,
Mary Ann DiFranco, Mary Ann Elliott, Matthew Pecorella, Maureen Ginipro, Meagan J. Meehan, Meg Wenzel, Melissa Pelletier,
Michael Hennessey, Michelle Piccora, Natalie Hayes, Ninon Riccio, Pat Baglivio, Patricia Masi, Paula Haber, Peggy Wolf,
Peter V Bellanza, Richard Kramer, Ron Becker, Ron Horton, Rosaria Bazan-Pepe, Rosemary Padilla, Ruth Welborn,
Sarah-Kate Giarrizzo, Serafina Verde, Stacey Belding, Steve Walker, Susan Herbert, Susan Herbst, Susan Jaskulek,
Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz, Suzanne Hoffman, Thomas O’Rourke, Tobi Cohen, Trudy Runyan, Valerie Farrugia
MEET OUR ART SHOW JUDGE
KIERAN JOHNSON
Kieran Johnson is a practicing artist, arts administrator, and educator. He holds a BFA from Purchase College School of Art and Design and an MFA from Kendall College of Art and Design. Kieran Johnson is currently the Executive Director of The Huntington Arts Council (HAC). At HAC he works to expend the reach of the organization through community projects as well as expanding accessibility to all of HAC's programs. Previously at HAC he was the Director of Community Partnerships and Development. He first started at HAC as the Business Manager. Prior to coming to HAC, Kieran worked Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts as the Operations Manager and at the Richard Avedon Foundation as their Office Manager and Financial Coordinator.
Johnson has exhibited his photographs in New York City at New Century Artists, Rogue Space, and Greenpoint Gallery as well as throughout Michigan at ActiveSite in Grand Rapids, and Delta College in Saginaw. More recent exhibitions include Huntington Art Center, NY, The Memorial Gallery at SUNY Farmingdale, NY, Project Basho in Philadelphia, PA, Ricoh Photo Gallery in Tokyo, Japan and the Lubeznik Center for the Arts, Michigan City, Indiana along with being included in the Postcard Collective. In addition to exhibiting his work, Kieran has been invited to lecture at Adrian College, Commack High School in Long Island, New York, and at the SPE Conference in Cleveland, Ohio.
Become a Member Today:
Membership is $25 annually for individual artists. By becoming a member today, you will be elligible for the members' discounted entry fee and enjoy other benefits.
AWARDS
BEST IN SHOW - $75.00 & RIBBON
SUPERVISOR'S AWARD - $50.00 & RIBBON & NAME
ADDED TO THE BACCA ART SHOW PLAQUE
VIEWER'S CHOICE AWARD - $25.00 & RIBBON
ALL CATEGORIES
1ST PLACE - $75.00 & RIBBON
2ND PLACE - $50.00 & RIBBON
3RD PLACE - $25.00 & RIBBON
HONORABLE MENTION - RIBBON
*PRIZES ARE AWARDED AT THE DISCRETION
OF THE JUDGE
Submissions are now closed.
Thank you for your interest.
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ENTRY INFORMATION:
• Open to all Long Island and Metro artists.
• Entries must be original works that have not been previously exhibited in a BACCA show.
• Artists may submit online in advance by September 9th or may choose to drop-off their work using a paper submission form on the artwork drop-off date, Sept 12th. All artists must physically drop-off their work on September 12th.
• Three current original works may be submitted; at least one will be accepted.
• Please note: you may only enter each piece into one chosen category.
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Categories:
Oils
Acrylics
Watercolors
Drawing: Pencil, Pen, Marker, Colored Pencil
Charcoal & Pastels
Mixed Media
Digital
Photography
Sculpture
Students A: (Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8)
Students B: (Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12)
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*Special Category
The 150th Anniversary of the Town of Babylon - All Media
In 1872, voters of the old Town of Huntington voted to separate and create a new township called Babylon. The New York State legislature approved the bill to create the Town of Babylon on March 13, 1872, making 2022 the its 150th Anniversary. This category should include works in all media celebrating the Town of Babylon, and its residents, places, spaces, etc. past and present.
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Online Application Requirements
Photo images should be high-resolution. All submitted images must be a minimum of 1500 pixels (height and width) and emailed as an attachment addressed to submissions@babylonarts.org with “2022 Judged Art Show” in the subject line.
All online submissions must be sent as an email by September 9th, 2022 at 11:59 p.m.
Details
For each submission, please include the following information in your email body:
1. Artist Name
2. Title(s) of Work
3. Category (Indicate only one category per piece, using the list above.)
4. Size(s)
5. Indicate if artwork is for sale. If so, please include the price and a contact email address or phone number. Viewers will be asked to contact you directly for details.
6. Optional: a short artwork description (less than 140 characters).
7. Optional: Your social media handles (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook).
Acceptance Information:
2-Dimension works must be suitably framed, wired and READY FOR HANGING.
• Works are not to exceed 36"x 36" including frame.
• At least one work per artist will be accepted.
• All winning artworks will be on display at virtually.
• Artist agrees that no entries will be removed until Wednesday Sep. 28th, 2022, when all entries MUST be picked up at Old Town Hall from 10am-6:00pm, or a late fee of $15 will be charged
• Artists may indicate works that are for sale - no commission will be charged.
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