- Best in Show: “Conneaut Sandbar Marsh,” pastel, Rosemary Bennett
- First Place Portraiture: “The Stare,” pencil, Aimee Sarell
- Second Place Portraiture: “About Six Feet,” photography, William West
- Third Place Portraiture: “Re-enactment Girl,” photography, Dee Riley
- First Place Abstract: “Organic Soul,” acrylic, Mardi Snyder
- Second Place Abstract: “Completion #2,” acrylic, Aimee Sarell
- Third Place Abstract: “A Year of COVID,” mixed media, Jeanne Maleckar
- First Place 3D: “Faberge eggs,” hand quilting, Joe Ann Blair
- Second Place 3D: “Remnant Coverlet,” hook, yarn, and fingers, Christine Vandervort
- Third Place 3D: “Puppies and Kittens,” quilting, Joe Ann Blair
- First Place Landscape: “Burlington Junction, W VA,” watercolor, Dee Riley
- Second Place Landscape: “Pennsylvania Autumn,” pastel, Rosemary Bennett
- Third Place Landscape: “Legends,” color/water, Daniel E. Huff
- First Place Still Life: “Old Door,” watercolor line and wash, Bill Gentile
- Second Place Still Life: “Play,” acrylic, Mardi Snyder
- Third Place Still Life: “Paint Brushes,” watercolor, Charles Cornell
- Honorable Mention: “Bourbon Reflections,” photography, Harry N. Schwentker
- Honorable Mention: “Bel Air,” photography, Dee Riley
The Lakeshore Artists group came together in November 1973 as the Professional Artists of Ashtabula County, and has since expanded to include amateur artists, students, and others interested in visual arts. The club’s mission is to encourage the visual arts as a community endeavor through education, exhibits, and participation in civic events in the area. Club members sponsor an annual show and sale each May, and meet Wednesdays at the Ashtabula Arts Center. The club exhibits at various events throughout the year, including the Wine and Walleye Festival and The Arts on Bridge Street Festival.
View the exhibit virtually here:
