Archway Gallery's 14th Annual Juried Exhibition
July 9 - August 4, 2022

EXHIBITING ARTISTS
	Alessandra Albin (2nd)	Gabriela Monterroso	Mojan Vadie
	Ali Alamdar	Glen Carpenter	Nancy Oberer
	Anita Nelson	Guadalupe Hernandez (HM)	Pat Barton (HM)
	Ashkan Roayaee (1st)	Hagit Barkai	Rusy Singh (HM)
	Bassam Salame	Jack Farrell	Saida Fagala
	Bogdan Mihai	Jaime Belden	Sinden Collier
	Carolina Otero	Janet Little	Steve Knight
	Carrie Markello	Karen Knight (3rd)	Steven Foster
	Carrie Olsen (HM)	Katia Machado	Tatiana Escallon
	Debbie Bradley	Kim Pacetti	Tim Schneider
	Diana Marie Waguespack	Lenice Colangelo	Vivian Pastor
	Eileen McClellan	Luisa Duarte	Winifred Booth
	Eleazar Herrera	Marina Fernandez (HM)	Zack Murray
	Eric Coan	Melody Locke	HM = Honorable Mention
	Gabriela Magana	Migdalia Cuffaro

Juror: Rosa Ana Orlando is a museum specialist with extensive knowledge of art history. She has more than 15 years of experience in art collection management, as well as a strong background in exhibition planning and design. Ms. Orlando is an independent art curator, consultant, and educator. She has taught art appreciation at the college level and has been a docent at art, history, and children’s museums. Ms. Orlando has also mentored emerging artists and museum professionals. Her attention to detail, enthusiasm, and passion about the transformative power of art have been reflected in all of her projects. Ms. Orlando is an engineer with a Master of Liberal Arts, and a Master of Arts in Museum Studies from Johns Hopkins University. She was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela and has lived in the United States since 2003.

50% of the sales from this exhibition went to our community partner, the remaining 50% to the artist.

Community Partner: Scenic Galveston, Inc. (SG) is a community-based, all-volunteer habitat conservation service organization and Galveston Bay-area land trust, focusing on protection and restoration of wetland and coastal prairie habitats on and around historic Virginia Point Peninsula, Texas. Founded in 1992 to create a high-visibility marshland preserve along I-45, SG currently owns and manages approximately 2600 acres, with compatible land use partner adjacencies and buffer lands adding upward of 800 acres to the aggregate. On Galveston Island, SG also owns a 20-acre wetland tract along Harborside Drive. Land acquisition work continues. Inside the Virginia Point preserve, SG has replanted around 100 acres of wetland habitat and continues restoration of coastal prairie via invasive species suppression, replanting and other management techniques. The preserve complex anchors several winning Great Texas Birding Classic teams (TPWD), and SG has hosted Texas Ornithological Society and annual Galveston Featherfest field trips. The preserve also adds significant mainland habitat to the Audubon Galveston Christmas Bird Count and is a site partner of the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory.