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Saturday and Sunday Congratulations to all who made the Spring Invitational Art Show a success. THANK YOU! Spring Art Show Committee: Liz Hamlin AWARD WINNERS:
First Place: Yonnah Ben-Levy -
First Place: Vicki Dodge
First Place: Helen Lueken People’s Choice Award Photography by Kent Baker
Beverly Paulson
Beverly is a member of the Stanwood Camano Arts Guild and the Port Ludlow Artists League. During the summer she paints in “Plein Air” with the Camano Roaming Artists and the Brushes Brigade. She has been an active participant in numerous local art shows including: Art by the Bay, AAUW, Port Ludlow Art Walk, 2003 spring show and the Roaming Artists Labor day show. Her work was recently selected for the Camano Wildlife Habitat Poster and she has won 1st place ribbons at the 2003 Spring Art Show and the Stanwood Community Fair. Yonnah Ben Levy
Yonnah has been a professional artist since 1976. Her bronze sculptures and paintings of wildlife and birds have been exhibited in galleries and museums such as the Museum of Native American Art in Spokane. In 1981 she moved to Israel and worked for artists and craftsmen in various media including illuminated parchments, ceramics, jewelry, woodcarving, and sculpture. Yonnah taught art in the Israeli school system for ten years. Since 1989, Yonnah has been collaborating with her husband, Chaim Bezalel, on their own original work. She also continues pursuing her own sculpture and ceramic work. In 2002, Yonnah and Chaim opened Stanwood House Gallery and Art Center in Stanwood, Washington. In addition to exhibiting there and elsewhere, she runs a ceramics program. Yonnah is a member of the Washington State Potters Association and has been published in Pottery Making Illustrated. For more information, see www.stanwoodhouse.com Mark Dodge
In 2002, Mark began creating archival giclče prints from his 15-year collection of selected images. Thus far, Mark’s photos have won a Best of Show, four First Place ribbons, and five Honorable Mentions. Mark has chosen photography as his medium of choice for personal visual expression. His desire is to capture unique moments, uncommon perspectives, and call attention to things that otherwise might go unnoticed in nature and culture. Mark's other artistic talent is in music. He is an active musician and songwriter with his own small recording studio. He recorded, produced, designed, and released two CDs in 2002 under his own label, Big Quack Records, and is working on two CDs planned for release in 2004. For more information about Mark's endeavors, see www.quackystudios.com
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Beverly
studied Commercial art at Oregon Technical Institute and early in her work
career was a production Illustrator at the Boeing Company and became
involved with painting in watercolors as a hobby. I the recent past
Beverly worked as a picture framer for 11 years and simultaneously
developed her skill as a watercolor painter. 
Raised
in Seattle, Washington and attended Whitman College. Received her B.A. in
art from George Washington University in Washington, D.C., where she
studied at the Corcharan Gallery. She received a M.A. for teachers at the
University of Washington. 
Mark
spent three years in the fine arts program at Edinboro State University in
Pennsylvania, where he studied photography and filmmaking, and majored in
ceramics. He received his B.A. at Antioch University. Mark also attended
the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle, where he studied art direction
and copywriting. He has participated in hands-on photo workshops taught by
professionals including Craig Tanner, Gary Braasch, and John Gerlach.