Willis “Bing” Davis, artist and founder of Dayton’s EbonNia Gallery and the SHANGO Center for The Study of African American Act & Culture, was this year’s prize juror.
The winners are:
The Lombard Prize Best in Show: C. Pat McClelland, East 127th Street
Second Prize: Susie King, Number 5
Third Prize: Nick Stamas, Technicolor Sheep 1
The Mike Goheen Memorial Award for Photographers: Edd McGatha, Home School
The Mayor’s Office Exhibition Award: Andy Snow, Resilience
2020 Members’ Postcard Award: Connie Hanselman, Going Gray
Honorable Mentions: Mark Freytag, Dr. Fauci’s Flux Capacitor and Amy Deal, We Are Not Alright
The awards were presented at a Friends & Family Open House on Friday, July 10, from 12-4 p.m. The show is on view through Aug. 15.
The Contemporary Dayton is located at 116 N. Jefferson St. in Dayton. The gallery hours are 11 a.m. -4 p.m. Tuesday–Saturday and open until 7 p.m. on Thursday. Closed Sunday and Monday.
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