Isa Ranganathan, interpreting an untitled 1965-66 work by Larry Zox, received the GCA’s Best in Show Floral Design award
Four noted professional florists and designers from Northeast Ohio presented large designs interpreting the Beauty Reigns exhibition
Colleen Wernig’s design inspired by Lady in Red by William Sommer
Four designs by members joining AGC since 2011, complementing We Came From the Stars by Jose Alvarez. The blue ribbon was won by Val Torrens.
The Artist and His Wife by Elmer Novotny, as portrayed by Marguerite Tremelin
Donna Bender received AGC’s Edna R. Sewell Bowl for Best in Show in Floral Design for her creation complementing Paul Henry Ramirez’s art installation, Edging into Excess. Donna’s design also garnered the GCA’s Harriet DeWaele Puckett Creativity Award, recognizing a uniquely skillful and creative response.
Girl in White by William Merritt Chase, as interpreted by Kyra Bosnik and Lisa Dietrich
Candy Grisi and Jan Hutchinson won AGC’s Museum Director’s Award for Floral Design; AGC’s True Colors Award for most captivating use of color; and AGC’s Duet Award, for a unique and skillful response by a partnership entry. Their mass design interpreted Christopher Pekoc’s Shadows (The Chinese Room Remembered, in Red).
Robin Hardman’s interpretation of Symphony in Green and Gold by Thomas Wilmer Dewing
Pam McMillen received the GCA ‘s Sandra Baylor Novice Floral Design Award for a design interpreting Paul Henry Ramirez’s art installation, Edging into Excess
