Schweizer Art Scene

TELL CITY - The Tell City Regional Arts Association hosted its second Schweizer Fest Art Show Aug. 7-8 in the upstairs gallery of City Hall. This year's show featured artwork constructed from natural items as well as recycled materials.

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The first-place award for recycled art made by artisans ages 15 and younger went to Alexa Gengelbach for her metal cut flowers.

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Vince Luecke

Jacob Young's head of an eagle won third place in recycled projects for artists 15 years of age and younger.

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Judges gave a second-place award to Tyler Brown's fish, made of recycled wood and metal.

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A horse-and-buggy carving by Roger Reynolds was awarded a second-place award in a category for recycled art.

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A stone painted by Anne Wilkins titled Wondrous Guidance was given a first-place award in the natural-art division.

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Audrey Brown's stone and bean mosaic earned a first-place award for works using nature-based products.

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Larry Fleming made this neon light fish for the Schweizer Fest art show and placed first in works using recycled items.

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Adult - Natural Art

First: Anne Wilkins, Wondrous Guidance, painted stone.

Second: Anne Wilkins, painted stone

Adult - Recycled Art

First: Larry Fleming, fish neon light

Second: Roger Reynolds,  horse and buggy carving.

Third: Roger Reynolds, owl carving.

15-and-Under - Natural Art

First: Audrey Brown, stone and bean mosaic

15-and-Under - Recycled Art

First: Alexa Gengelbach, cut metal flowers, three dimensional.

Second: Tyler Brown, fish in wood and metal.

Third: Jacob Young, eagle head

 Honorable Mention

Emma Kohnert, flower with glasses.

Alexa Gengelbach, butterfly