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CWA 2021 Annual Members' Juried Show
Exhibiting Artists
Juror's Statement
Christine Acebo, Last Tram out of Alfama
Jacqueline Allen, Corona Madonna
Lindsay Behrens, Hibiscus
Rosemary Benivegna, Triptych Intertwined 4,5,6
Shelby Bonomo, Scars
Diane Brown, The Kings Ransom
Mary Burk Smith, Crossing Moon
Diane Cadrain, Sand Ripples with Golden Pebbles
Eileen Carey, On Exhibition
Eileen Carey, Interactions
Polly Castor, Discernment
Kay Clarke, Helen's MT. Laurel
Anne Coffey, The Breathings of My Heart
Amy Conover, Pink Chinoiserie, Brussels
Amy Conover, Wing and Wicker
Cynthia Cooper, hither and yon
Patricia Corbett, Litany Of Trees
Rosemary Cotnoir, Crossroads
Pauletta De Lucia, The 3 Characteristics of Existence: #1 Anatta/Non-Self
Carol DeBerry, Happy Blue
Carol DeBerry, Late Sunset, I-10 Driving West
Peggy Dembicer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Peggy Dembicer, Confetti Collaboration
Kathleen DeMeo, Reflective Mood
Linda DeStefanis, Oceanside Beauty
Carol Dixon, Hosta Leaves
Anne Doris-Eisner, Wind At My Back
Gina Dunlap, Sheltered
Andrea Fenn, The Beginning
Andrea Fenn, No Day at the Beach
Veronique Fournier-Wynne, Harvest at the Abbey
Denise Gaffney Hartz, Vapor
Susan Goldberg, The Demonstration
Deborah Greco, Verdant Marsh
Ann Hodgdon-Cyr, Woe MAN
Marianne Holtermann, Fall Reflections
Renee Hughes, Expanded Awareness
Joan Jardine, Wetlands
Dian Kingsbury, It is a Circus
Marcy LaBella, This Life on Hold
Kassandra Leiva, Alma de Mar Pacífico
Kassandra Leiva, Trinkets
Janet Leombruni, Cheshire Cats--Ghosted!
Suzanne Levy, Trees Gold with Grey
Molly MCDonald, Ocean Children
Sharon Morgio, Royal
Julie O'Connor, Presence & Absence
Nancy Oates, Bread Line
Mallorie Ostrowitz, Bologna Fashion
Michelle Peterson, Collage with Parakeets
It was an honor to jury the 2021 CT Woman Artists’ exhibit this year. It’s difficult to jury a digital show but, I start by choosing work that I think is strong. That means work that is not only technically adept but pieces in which the subject matter and technique work well together. These are the pieces that make you stop and look again. Handling of the medium makes a big first impression, as do the old standbys of composition, design, and subject matter. A new take on an old subject is always intriguing also. Congratulations to all the artists who are in this exhibit for their outstanding work.
Roxanne Stachalek, Executive Director of West Hartford Art League
Exhibiting Artists
Margaret A. Phillips, Leaning Lady
Rae Robinson, Salome
Donna May Robinson-Pellittieri, Angelina
Ann Rosebrooks, Ode to Joy
Barbara Rossitto, Chester Al Fresco
Julie Schnatz Rybeck, Song For MSR
Sarah Schneiderman, Risky Landing/Polluted Waters
Kimberley Scoble, Oregon Coast
Kimberley Scoble, Wild Waaves
Elizabeth Scott, Beach Trees, Madison
Roberta Shea, Transcience
Roberta Shea, Down By The River
Katherine Simmons, Musings on a Reflection
Katherine Simmons, Constraints
Victoria Sivigny, Palimpsest No. 9
Paula Smith, Repurposed Woodland
Catherine Smith, Herd Immunity
Kathleen Smits, Winter Into Spring
Barbara Solomon, Rising Woman Taking Flight
Marjorie Sopkin, Finding Gold
Georgia Stathoulas, Jestina
Kelly Taylor, Mystical Memories
Carol Taylor, Sap Is Running
Michele Tragakiss, The Allegory of our Own Cave
Patricia Trapp, Summer Light
Cheryl Tuttle, Deep in the Forest
Janet Veenema, Florgeous
Carol Vinick, Crimson Tanager of Panama
Frances Violante, Snowy White Owl
Diane Ward, Square Dance on the Beach
Sarah Warda, Ascension
Janet Warner, The earth is not dead
June Webster, Bee Street Farm
NC Whitcher, Marks two
Jessica Zamachaj, Untitled
Virginia Zimmermann, Redondo Landing