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Posted February 15, 2008

Winners of Anoka-Ramsey Community College Student Juried Art Exhibit Announced

The winners of the second annual All for Art student exhibition were announced Feb. 8 at the Blaine City Hall. Entrants were Anoka-Ramsey Community College Associate in Fine Art (AFA) students from both the Cambridge Campus and the Coon Rapids Campus who are displaying their original artwork.

This untitled conte crayon drawing by Cambridge Campus student, Kari Ann Gibbons (shown) won first place

This untitled conte crayon drawing by Cambridge Campus student, Kari Ann Gibbons (shown) won first place in the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) degree second annual All for Art juried exhibit. Gibbons work as well as all entries will remain on display at Blaine City Hall through Feb. 29.


All for Art Exhibit Winners

  • First place and the $100 prize went to Kari Ann Gibbons, “Untitled.”
  • Second Place and the $50 prize went to Laura Vitzthum, “Cupcake Shuffle.”
  • Third Place and the $25 prize went to Anna Petersen, “Natural Patterns.”

Honorable mentions included: Stephanie Holm, “Face Portrait;” Matthew R. Infinity, “Escapade;” Nancy Johnson, “Black Deco Vase;” Kevin Landsverk, “Untitled;” Mayu Nagaoka, “Untitled I;” and Trace Weinmann, “Cow.”

Colleen Sheehy, Director of Education at the Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis juried the show and selected the winning pieces.

Sponsored by the college Art Department and supported by the Blaine Arts Council, the exhibit includes photography, paintings, drawings, watercolors, glass and ceramics. The exhibit remain on display and available to the public during regular business hours at Blaine City Hall through Feb. 29.

Students in the exhibit are pursuing Anoka-Ramsey’s AFA degree program, initiated three years ago to prepare up-and-coming artists for professional success. In addition to a challenging curriculum of art courses, the college’s Art Department promotes the idea of exhibitions as being an important ingredient for creating a professional artist.

For more information about fine art programs and events at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, visit www.AnokaRamsey.edu.


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