Drawing Attention II March 5 - April 8, 2021 A juried exhibition focused on drawing, including both dry and wet mediums.  Examples of dry mediums include graphite, charcoal, colored pencil and pastel, while wet would include media such as ink and markers.     Featuring work by the following artists: Bartist Sean Breen Karen Bruns Steve Femmer Jan Foulk Kathy Hardin Pat Jackson Shirley Nachtrieb Melanie Priest Judith Repke Alicia Ruskey Douglas Simes Megan E. Stansberry Linda S. Wilmes

"Mourn the Passing of a Tree" by Kathy Gomric. First Place, Drawing Attention (2014)

First Place Sisters Graphite Drawing by Steve Femmer	Second Place Bound for Deliverance Pencil Drawing by Bart Wayne	Third Place Cuivre River Bank Pastel Drawing by Linda S. Wilmes
Honorable Mention Old Apple Tree Colored Pencil Drawing by Karen Bruns	Honorable Mention Bridge Over Rocky Creek Pastel Drawing by Melanie Priest	Honorable Mention “Say Wh-a-a-at?” Colored Pencil Drawing by Jan Foulk
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE EXHIBITION ALBUM		People's Choice Award My Virtual Senior Year Pencil Drawing by Sean Breen

Juror: Bob Langnas is a printmaker, painter, and mixed-media artist. Much of his studio work deals with the theme of entropy and its societal implications. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1991.  He has also studied at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and the Philadelphia College of Art (University of the Arts)

Langnas has an extensive exhibition record and has judged approximately 30 shows. He has served on the Special Exhibitions Committee of the St. Louis Artists’ Guild, the Forums Committee of Art St. Louis, and the Artists' Advisory Board of the
Foundry Art Centre.

He has been a full-time faculty member in the nationally-accredited art department at St. Louis Community College’s Florissant Valley campus since 2000. Prior to taking that position he taught at Culver-Stockton College (Canton, MO) and Delaware County Community College (Media, PA).

Since 1990 he has taught all levels of drawing, design, painting, printmaking, illustration, and art history. He has also given numerous art-themed lectures and workshops to community and academic groups over the years. Learn more at boblangnas.com.