Made in California 2022 Award Winners

Made in California 2022 Award Winners

The 2022 Made in California Juried Exhibition announces it’s winners!

Solo Show, $350

Aaron Moctezuma

Carros Alterados y Rines Cromados

Photography

First Place: $750

Brandon Pearce

Latom

Acrylic and Stickers, 2022

Second Place: $500

Joseph Moreno

Pretty Masculine Series: Kolby K.

Photography, 2021

Third Place: $350

Stevan Dupus

U-Haul

Oil on Canvas, 2021

Juror’s Award: $200

Marisa DeLuca

The Dress

Oil on Canvas, 2021

Director’s Choice: $200

Elise Cervantes Martinez

Wallpaper

Oil on Canvas, 2021

Emerging Artist: $150

Hunter Pearson

Happy Wife, Happy Life

Emerging Artist: $150

Brooke Hunter

The Claw

Made in California Newcomer: $150

Alex Gano

Smoldering Tree Stump

Made in California Newcomer: $150

Marisa Segovia

Fannie Lou Hammer

Staff Pick: $150

Eric Hamlin

The Dreadful Dolor of Cassandra Crippleheart

Staff Pick: $150

Corrie Wille

Social Distortion

Staff Pick: $150

Ryan Schude

Booth

Staff Pick: $150

Holli Harmon

Before They Came

Staff Pick: $150

Maritza Diaz

Shucks, Betty!

Staff Pick: $150

Chloe Ward

El Agua Limpia, 2021

Honorable Mentions: $50

Aurora Bewicke, Virtual Pride 2021

Honorable Mentions: $50

Emily Babette, In the Boudoir

Honorable Mentions: $50

Stephanie Jucker, Pizzly Bear and Pale Horse

Honorable Mentions: $50

Sun Yeo, Not An Ordinary Day

Honorable Mentions: $50

Lillian Anna Blouin, The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul

…. and the last award has yet to be determined! Our final award Popular Choice, is voted on by our visitors! See, the exhibit and select your favorite - we’ll announce the winner the day after Made in California closes, June 24th. Know which one you like? Vote here.

Thank you and congratulations to all the artists!

 

Carros Alterados y Rines Cromados by Aaron Moctezuma

Carros Alterados y Rines Cromados by Aaron Moctezuma

Artist Talk with UCLA's Institute of Environment and Sustainability

Artist Talk with UCLA's Institute of Environment and Sustainability