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Psychiatric News July 20, 2001
Volume 36 Number 14
© 2001 American Psychiatric Association
p. 12


Association News

Art Association Urges Members To Reveal Their Talents

William A. Alvarez, M.D.

The exhibit sponsored by the APA Art Association at APA’s 2001 annual meeting gave its members a chance to show another dimension of their lives.

APA members and their spouses had an opportunity to unveil themselves during the 32nd APA Art Exhibit, held in conjunction with the 2001 annual meeting in New Orleans.

This year’s exhibit attracted entries of remarkable quality. Most visitors became impromptu art critics, casting ballots to determine the winners in each of 10 categories. Awards were presented to the winners at a ceremony on May 8 by incoming APA President Richard Harding, M.D.


Ready to greet visitors at the APA Art Association's exhibit at APA’s 2001 annual meeting in New Orleans in May are Barbara L. Kennedy, M.D., Ph.D., president of the APA Art Association (seated), and Gail Barton, M.D.

New officers were elected at the annual business meeting. Barbara L. Kennedy, M.D., Ph.D., was re-elected for another term as president; Wilma Rosen, M.D., will continue on as secretary and editor of the APA Art Association’s newsletter; Astrid Rusquellas, M.D., is the new treasurer; and Elizabeth Small, M.D., will be the coordinator of next year’s exhibit.

The time has arrived for APA members and spouses to express themselves, to show the courage to unshroud their restless unconscious. It is essential to be neither timid nor alarmed (though some might be startled) when letting loose their latent artistic potential, which every one of us has. The APA Art Association’s door is open and ready to capture that potential.

Here are the 2001 award winners:

Painting: Oil

First: "Street Tango," Robert Guynn, M.D. Second: "Dr. Charles Douglas," Hubert Wallot, M.D. Third: "Colors of Man," Gail Simon M.D.

Painting: Water Color

First: "Fisherman’s Village," Aydogan Ugur, M.D. Second: "Sunny Sailing," Aydogan Ugur, M.D. Third: "San Miguel Calla," Richard Morrill, M.D.

Mixed Media


William A. Alvarez, M.D., stands beside his work "La Princesse d’Ouagadougou," which won first prize in the category of mixed-media painting and the Best of Show Award.

First and Best of Show: "La Princesse d’Ouagadougou, William A. Alvarez, M.D. Second: "Frieda," Astrid Rusquellas, M.D. Third: "Between Us," Gail Simon, M.D.

Sculpture

First: "Little Café of Buenos Aires," Astrid Rusquellas, M.D. Second: "Just Pregnant," Habib Nathan, M.D. Third: "Green Esther," Habib Nathan, M.D.

Poetry

First: "Short, Skinny, and Angular Poetry," William A. Alvarez, M.D. Second: "Healing," Barbara Kennedy, M.D. Third: "Fairwell to My Sunshine," Aydogan Ugur, M.D.

Ceramics


APA President Richard Harding, M.D., poses with Astrid Rusquellas, M.D., as she holds her first-prize-winning ceramic, "Homage to Diego Rivera."

First: "Homage to Diego Rivera," Astrid Rusquellas, M.D. Second: "Face People," Gail Simon, M.D. Third: "Necking Around," Gail Simon, M.D.

Crafts

First: "Spring Flowers," Julie Aronson-Dehnel. Second: "Dawn," Habib Nathan, M.D. Third: "Piano Rug," Julie Aronson-Dehnel

Graphics

First: "Nude Figure," Ernesto Amarento, M.D. Second: "Desmond," Wilma Rosen, M.D. Third: "Valley of Dry Bones," Mary Lesser, M.D.

Photography: Color

First: "Grandfather and Boy," Susan Downs, M.D. Second "Meditative Man," Susan Downs, M.D. Third "A Happy Lady," Susan Downs, M.D.

Other

First: "Dia de los Muertos" (gouache), Charles R. Smith, M.D. Second: "Red Bath Tub" (egg tempera), Mary Lesser, M.D. Third: "Antebellum Mansion" (egg tempera), Mary Lesser, M.D.

Membership information is available by contacting Barbara L. Kennedy, M.D., Ph.D., President, APA Art Association, 1110 Spyglass Hill, Greensburg, Pa. 15601; phone: (724) 925-1470; fax: (412) 856-8790; e-mail: Kennblk{at}aol.com. {blacksquare}

Footnotes

Dr. Alvarez is a member of the Advisory Council of the APA Art Association.





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