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Art Spotlight presents 'For the Love of Ormond' exhibit

The show will run through May 27.

  • By Observer staff
  • | 11:00 a.m. May 17, 2023
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Art Spotlight's May exhibit, "For the Love of Ormond," celebrates the city's 143 years of history. 

According to a news release, the exhibit features the work of 19 artists and 32 pieces of art depicting what each artist loves about the city. The idea was a result of gallery owners Thays França and Teri Althouse's desire to show Ormond Beach through the eyes of an artist.

The winners of the show were: 

  • Best in show: "View of the Halifax" by Barbara Perrotti
  • First place: "American Speed" by Wally Osteen
  • Second place: "Ice Cream at the Beach" by Kirsten Lahmann
  • Third place: "The Riverbridge Stroll" by Donna Lovelace-Flora
  • People's Choice Award: "The Ormond Garage" by Amber Lester

The show will run through May 27. The gallery, located at 67 W. Granada Blvd., is open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and by appointment Sunday through Tuesday.

In addition to the winners, the following artists' works are also in the show:

  • Amber Bortz – Acrylic on canvas
  • Stephen Sparacino – Photography
  • Shannon Stack – Acrylic on canvas
  • Angel Lowden – Mixed media, acrylics, plasters, pen
  • Robert Turley – Acrylic on canvas
  • Lois Berardi – Watercolor
  • LC Tobey – 3D kiln formed glass
  • Carol Baker – Hand-painted silk scarf
  • George Guadiane – 3D woodturning
  • John Bria – Photography
  • Frank Valenta – Scroll saw wood
  • Thays Franca – Acrylic on canvas
  • Jon Benjamin – Oil on canvas
  • Teri Althouse – Oil on canvas

 

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