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Award winners named in The Art of Well-Being exhibit

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Award winners named in The Art of Well-Being exhibit

Last year's $600 winner, "Man Reading" by Kazhia Kolb

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For 21 years, the First United Methodist Church has hosted the Art of Well-Being exhibit. It has been chaired and curated by Jule McClellan for just as long. This year, artist Corliss Chastain judged the exhibit. Winners are listed below.

  • FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH $600

Kazhia Kolb, “Man Reading”

  • PRESTON FOUNDATION $350

Lesley Nelson, “Somewhere in Skagway Alaska”

  • PAINTING IN KENTUCKY $300 BY JULE MCCLELLAN

David Hamilton, “Shaker Gathering”

  • ANONYMOUS DONOR $300

Doug Henry, “Morning Mist”

  • FIELD & MAIN BANK $250

Kat Sholly, “Girls’ Day Out”

  • DICK & DIANNE WHAM $200

Bill Burton, “Early Morning Facade”

  • IN MEMORY OF RAY & MARGIE FLOYD $200 BY THE FLOYD FAMILY

Diane Ubelhor-Wunderlich, “Hooked”

  • IN MEMORY OF DORIS MCCORMACK $200 BY SUZY & BETH MCCORMACK IN MEMORY OF MARVIN & NITA MORAN $200 BY THE MORAN FAMILY

Chris Plummer, “Ephesians 5:13”

  • IN MEMORY OF LIBBY CLAY SMITH $200 BY JOHN, DAWN & KATE KELSEY

David Rodenberg, “Homage to Hokusai”

  • IN HONOR OF DAVID & SUSAN LATHAM $200 BY HOWARD & PAM MORAN

Linda Wilson, “Natures Blooms”

  • HENDERSON SOCIETY OF ART $175

Cynthia Watson, “Splash of Serenity”

  • OHIO VALLEY ART LEAGUE $150

Terry Rone, “Peaceful Morning”

  • RICK & CATHY MOTTER $100

Richard Cocco, “Vetus Arbor (Old Tree)”

  • ANONYMOUS DONOR $100

Cathy Motter, “Knot Audrey”

  • PASTOR’S AWARD $75 BY PAT WORKINS

Pam Johnson, “Frog Love”

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