‘Fire Dance’

Arena Shawn’s First Place watercolor ‘Fire Dance’ is among the works on exhibit at the Society of Western Artists through Dec. 29.

THE SOCIETY OF WESTERN ARTISTS HONORS LOCAL ARTISTS. Edna Acri, Catherine Street Delfs, and Olga Parr selected the honorees in the current Society of Western Artists exhibition. First place went to Arena Shawn for her watercolor “Fire Dance.” Second place was awarded to Will Maller for his oil “Joy Bubble” and third place went to new member Rema Mansi for her charcoal “Old Man.” Laurie Rodriguez was given honorable mention for her non-representational oil “Attraction.” The People’s Choice from The last SWA show was awarded to Deepali Kapatkar for her Pastel “Blue House.” Other show participants are Sharon Harris, Susan Pizzi, Carrie Drilling, Barbara Alger, Arena, Fran Simontacchi, Yvonne Newhouse, Lynne Flodin, Gabriella Truckai, Rose Nieponice, Diana Day Glynn, Diana Liguori and Jane Presta. The works are on view through Dec. 29 at Society of Western Artists Fine Art Center, 527 San Mateo Ave., San Bruno. For more information visit. www.societyofwesternartists.com.

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