2018 Winners
at Brookhaven Arts Festival
Best in Show
Luis Enrique Gutierrez
Luis Enrique Gutierrez, master of contemporary ceramic sculpture learned from his father Helio Gutierrez at a young age. His developments of color and geometry have evolved into a sophisticated style born of his heritage and enhanced with his contemporary methods.
2018 Artists
at Brookhaven Arts Festival
Ceramics
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Digital
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Drawing
Fiber
Judy May
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Glass
Marlina Hullum
Jewelry
Kelli Smith
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Kids’ Section
Smita Gupta
Alana Morrison
Angela Owens
Alana Reisinger
Mixed Media
Hannah Coker
William Cowherd
Meg Fore
Tracy Hartley
Greg Schlam
Stephen Webber
Dave Wilson
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Painting
Phyllis Kirsch Dell
Lee McDavid
Painting(continued)
Breze Schmitz
Phyllis Sullivan
Jamye Warren
Katie White
Carolyn Wicher
Jim Wilshire
Jim Zhang
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Photography
David Leach
Sculpture
Robbie Bennett
Dee Mirkin
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Upcycle Art
Wearables: Non-Jewelry
Woodworking
(1st) First Place
Obayana Ajanaku
"My goal as an artist is to combine these techniques and experiences into a unique neo-art form, enabling the individual to view or experience the usual in an unusual way."
(2nd) Second Place
Chris Mason
Mason's artistic career began as a muralist and faux-finisher. Adept at trompe-l'oeil and neo-classical landscape, his work appears in some of the finest homes.
(3rd) Third Place
Bert Beirne
Bert Beirne has been painting the still life for nearly three decades and is considered one of the important painters of the genre living today. Beirne’s work is most often compared to the Dutch and Flemish masters of the early Seventeenth Century.
