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Sarah Janece Garcia's paintings "Journey Home" and "Generations" were selected by jurors Pamela Gardner and Sidney Sinclair to be a part of the 5th Annual Inspired Art Gala.
The gala will be held at the Radius Center on March 26th, 2015 from 6:30-8:30 pm.
Sarah Janece Garcia's painting titled "Generations" will be a part of the CLOSE TO THE HEART exhibition at Las Laguna Gallery in Laguna Beach, CA.
Exhibition
February 5, 2015 - February 28, 2015
Sarah Janece Garcia's painting titled "A Walk Between" will be a part of the ORDER & CHAOS exhibition at The Golden Thread Gallery in West Hartford, CT.
Exhibition
January 24, 2015 - March 7, 2015
Sarah Janece Garcia's painting titled 'Wonderment' was selected by the juror, Morten E. Solberg, to be a part of the 45th National River Road Show. Out of 384 entered works of art from 23 states, Sarah's painting was 1 of the 75 paintings selected to be exhibited in the show at the Louisiana State Archives Gallery in Baton Rouge.
Exhibition
December 3, 2014 - December 29, 2014
Artist Sarah Janece Garcia's paintings "Suddenly Spring" and "Amethyst Unveiled" were accepted into Linus Galleries Juried Art Exhibition titled "Vulnerability vs. Strength".
"We embrace contemporary art that is sophisticated and thought-provoking" -Linus Gallary
Sarah Janece Garcia’s painting titled “Suddenly Spring” received the 2014 Honorable Mention Award from The Bastrop Fine Arts Guild.
Sarah Janece Garcia's painting titled “First Light” is the Grand Prize winner in the Uncommon Goods Art Contest.
Artist Statement: The piece titled "First Light" is inspired by a Pueblo story that speaks of a majestic hummingbird being a savior to their nation when the earth caught fire. Legend has it that when this nation"s beautiful land and people were in danger a hummingbird went and gathered the clouds from the north, south, east and west. While on its quest for the rain clouds the hummingbird flew through a rainbow and it is believed that is where the bird got its beautiful colors. After gathering these clouds the rain put out the flames and the magnificent hummingbird saved the nation. My painting "First Light" is meant to capture the majestic savior flying through the sky in that first sunlight after the rain storm that saved the people and land from the fire. The idea of a small and brave creature of the sky saving a piece of our earth truly inspired me to recapture that golden moment when the clouds parted and the sun shined on that saved nation.
Sarah Janece Garcia received word from Hunting PLC that she is one of the 115 artists that have been selected to move on to the final round of judging in the 2014 Hunting Art Prize for her painting “Wonderment”.
She now enters the second phase of a two-tiered jury process for the $50,000 prize, historically the most generous annual award in North America for painting and drawing.
The panel of jurors that narrowed the submissions to the final 115 participants, from nearly 1,500 entries, will reconvene in April to determine the winner and the 2014 recipient will be announced at the Hunting Art Prize gala on May 3, 2014.