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Autumn Haunt
2021

Virtual Art Challenge

We are pleased to announce the winners of our Autumn Haunt 2021 Virtual Art Challenge! Before we do, we thank everyone who participated, and want to say, the reason to create art should not be to win a prize, it should be for personal satisfaction. If you felt accomplished and satisfied with the work you did, that is all that really matters. Keep creating!

 

First up, the K-12 CNUSD area entries. We received over two dozen fun, creative, and colorful entries from our local kids this year! Some of our CAA board members took a look at them and agreed the following were especially well done in terms of theme and composition. These kids will receive award ribbons for their efforts.

1st - Ryleigh Kennedy-Salver

2nd - Taha Shah

3rd - Meson Aukerman

Honorable Mentions - Autumn Lance, Yaxel Martinez, Olive Vargas

 

The Adult category was judged by artist John Bagley, Jr.

John Bagley Jr  is a self-taught Mixed media, Assemblage artist residing in Upland, CA, originally from Upstate NY. His art process is spontaneous , it develops along the way. A found object usually inspires him and an art piece is born. He works in many mediums including, mixed media, collage, and painting; he loves texture, color, and form. In the past few years he has focused on assemblage art and sculpture; it feels very natural for him and allows him to use his mediums in his creations. John has always loved nature and history. As a child he would often hunt for discarded objects, collect them, and create art. The majority of his art pieces include vintage found objects, which allows him to recycle items every opportunity he can. In his art discarded objects are transformed and reassembled into an art piece that tells a story. He enjoys expressing himself in every detail, and a unique one of a kind piece of art. He hopes to evoke emotion from his art. Bringing the past into the present and reconstructing an original work of art is his focus.

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1st Place  goes to Crystal(Chanyu) Miao - A Witch's Cottage, Acrylic Paint.

Comments:

Originality , fine detail , Composition , theme , overall well executed painting

 

2nd Place goes to Becky Floyd - Stained Glass Mosaic Pumpkin.

Comments:

Originality , detail, theme , well executed 3-D art work

 

3rd Place goes to Lori Alarcon - PumpkinHead Self Portrait.

Comments:

Originality , composition, theme, details . Artful

 

 

Of the 10 entries we received, the following were awarded 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Winners will receive $20, $10, and $5 respectively.

The calendar says that summer is over. The kids are back at school. The nights are coming sooner. And our thoughts are shifting towards Autumn. With a new season upon us, it is time to hold another virtual art challenge!

Art should reflect what the phrase, "Autumn Haunt", conjures in your imagination!
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Entries are due by 5pm on Friday, October 15th.

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  • The subject can be created in any medium, surface or size.

  •  Photographs of your work should be centered, straight, have good lighting with no glares or shadows, and be no less than 200 KB in size.

  • Your art submissions will be posted on the CAA Website, Facebook and Instagram, where you can view the work submitted by all participants. 

  • Monetary awards will be issued to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners of the ADULTS competition only, half of all proceeds will be applied to the Corona Art Association operational costs.

  • Children and Teens (K-12 students) will be awarded 1st, 2nd and 3rd place ribbons (no cash prizes).

 

How to enter:

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  • Children/teens (K-12 students) living in the CNUSD service area enter for FREE and will be awarded 1st, 2nd and 3rd place ribbons. One entry per child.

    • PARENTS

    1. Take a GOOD (see above) photo of your child's artwork.

    2. Go to https://www.coronaartassociation.org/events/autumnhaunt2021 to register so we can connect the entry with the child.

    3. One entry per child. Enter each child separately.

    4. Save photo as jpg or png and name the file with the title of the piece and the medium.

    5. Upload photo of  artwork to the following DropBox: https://www.dropbox.com/request/PJ70Ix524ziDFBODcS6q

    6. Make sure the enter the name of the child/artist with his/her age (e.g. Joe Black 8 or Jane Smith 12), and the email address for the responsible person (i.e. parent or guardian) when prompted by DropBox.

FREE FOR CNUSD K-12 STUDENTS!

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