Arts Festival—2009 Dates June 19, 20 & 21, 2009
on Historic Cohasset Common
$5 Suggested Donation
Friday, 2 pm – 7 pm, Award Ceremony 5:30 on the Common by the Music platform
Saturday, 10 am – 7 pm
Sunday, Noon – 5 pm
Please take advantage of free parking & Trolley shuttle from South Shore Music Circus,
Parking will be severely restricted in
Festival Art and Craft Exhibitors 2009 click here
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Juried Show
 Best in Show, Burditt Avenue, Vcevy Strekalovsky |
 First Prize–Photography, Carefree Days, Clement Liu |
 First Prize–Oil & Acrylic, Great Chase, Jan McElhinny |
 First Prize–Drawing, My Bird, Jane Cooper Brayton |
Arts Festival Sponsors 2009
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 FIRST PRIZE, Oil/Acrylic Big House Wheelbarrow, Michael Weymouth |
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 SECOND PRIZE, Oil/Acrylic, Josh and Jason, Vcevy Strekalovsky |
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 BEST OF SHOW Sandbaggers, Laura Cooper |
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 THIRD PRIZE, Oil & Acrylic Jewels, Donald R. Dacier |
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 Plant Keepers, Sally Dean |
 Interior with Orange Deck Chairs, Kimberlee Alemian |
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 Abstract Painting #8 Figure, James Marten |
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 Honorable Mention Rudder and Propeller, Nice, Richard Alemian |
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 View from San Miguel Rooftop, Paula Villanova |
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 FIRST PRIZE, Mixed Media Miss August, Sally Dean |
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 2008 Dorothy Palmer Painting Prize winner: Casa Mariposa, Page Railsback |
 Frank Neer & Page Railsback |
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 Plant, Tony Andrade |
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 2008 Festival Program Cover: Festival by Kaitlin Thurlow |
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 THIRD PRIZE, Drawing/Pastels So you thought....., John Monteiro |
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The South Shore Art Center Arts Festival is funded in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. The KidsTent is sponsored by Adrian Morris Salon and the local cultural councils of Abington, Braintree, Cohasset, Hanover, Hingham, Hull, Marshfield, Norwell, Rockland, Scituate and Weymouth—local agencies supported by the Massachusetts Cultural, a state agency. |
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