Nine River City Art Assocition members received honors at the Wabash Valley Art Guild’s Annual Spring Show reception May 5 in the Clabber Girl Museum at Terre Haute.
Their artwork will remain on display throughout May in The Art Gallery at Clabber Girl.
Best of Show went to Steve Harrold of Terre Haute for his painting, “Cliff.”
Also in this category, Michael Elmore received Second Place for his entry, “Untitled,” and RCAA founding member Monty “Indiana” Jones was awarded an Honorable Mention for his “Outfoxing the Hound.”
In the 3D category, Bruce Fiscus received an Honorable Mention for his metal sculpture, “Wise Bird,” and RCAA vice president Todd Stokes was awarded an Honorable Mention for his glass etching.
In the Photography/Digital Art category, Debbie Goodin of Terre Haute received First Place for her entry, “Reflections.” And Sheila K. Ter Meer of Brazil was…
Sunset (top, center) by Edith Acton of Terre Haute
River City Art Association members Edith Acton of Terre Haute and Sheila K. Ter Meer of Brazil have artwork featured in the Second Annual Juried Exhibition at the Arts Illiana Gallery in Terre Haute.
Juror and artist Frank Gee of Nashville, Tenn., chose 57 works of art by 32 artists from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky, including Acton’s fused glass wall hanging titled “Sunset” and Ter Meer’s abstract digital art pieces titled “Angry Peacock” and “Apache.”
Acton’s “Sunset” received the Artists’ Choice Award at RCAA’s annual juried exhibition in August.
Ter Meer’s “Angry Peacock” has received three awards in 2016 competitions in Terre Haute.
The Arts Illiana exhibition opened Oct. 7 with a reception with Gee, whose artwork also is featured in the gallery through Nov. 23.
Best in Show: Cliff by Steve Harrold 
Sunset (top, center) by Edith Acton of Terre Haute 
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