Hazelwood Community Art Fair 2018

A Record Number of Local Artists Participate

ARTISTS INTERACTED WITH PUBLIC AT COMMUNITY ART FAIR – Local artist Don Dellerman discusses his art pieces with two ladies who were impressed with his work.  Dellerman and his wife, Dee, received Honorable Mentions in the Fantasy/Science Fiction category.
ARTISTS INTERACTED WITH PUBLIC AT COMMUNITY ART FAIR – Local artist Don Dellerman discusses his art pieces with two ladies who were impressed with his work. Dellerman and his wife, Dee, received Honorable Mentions in the Fantasy/Science Fiction category.

The City of Hazelwood’s Community Enrichment Commission (CEC) broke a record by having 43 artists participate in the 15th Annual Community Art Fair held this past Saturday at the Hazelwood Community Center from 10 am to 2 pm.  The previous record of 35 participants was achieved at last year’s event.  Despite a brief rain shower, a steady flow of people came to view the artists’ talent during the entire time.

For this year’s event, the CEC asked two professional art teachers to be the judges to review all the entries and select the top finishers for the following four art categories: Portraits/Real Life; Still Life/Landscape; Fantasy/Science Fiction; and Abstract/Non-Objective.  Ms. Amelia Galbreath and Dave Reeb accepted the invitations.  Galbreath has been an art teacher at the Hazelwood West High School for over 14 years.  Reeb is an art teacher for a middle school in the Fort Zumwalt School District in St. Charles County.

The top finishers and honorable mentions are listed below:

PORTRAITS/REAL LIFE
1st Place – Stacy Priest

ABSTRACT/NON-OBJECTIVE
1st Place – Cari Mulvihill

STILL LIFE/LANDSCAPE
1st Place – Melanie Priest

BEST OF SHOW
Melanie Priest

ARTISTS’ CHOICE
Etsuko Griffin

FANTASY/SCIENCE FICTION
1st Place – Chris Fischer

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