2017 Competition
2017 Award Winners
2018 Selected Artists
Suzie Baker — Shenandoah, Texas
Catherine Boyer — Redwood City, California
Joanne Brandt — Mobile, Mississippi
Susan Clark — New Iberia, Louisiana
Ron Cutrera — New Iberia, Louisiana
Tony Cutrera — Lafayette, Louisiana
Kathy Daigle — Gonzales, Louisiana
Darnelle Delcambre — New Iberia, Louisiana
Claude Ellender — Houma, Louisiana
Amie Gonser — Round Rock, Texas
Catherine Hillis — Round Hill, Virginia
Cathy LaChance — Quebec, Canada
Nan Landry — New Iberia, Louisiana
Harold Letz — Crowley, Louisiana
Betty Liles — Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Tamara Lindsay — Park City, Utah
Renee Mitchell — New Orleans, Louisiana
Mary Monk — Abita Springs, Louisiana
Kevin Quattlebaum — Garland, Texas
Craig Reynolds — Gulf Shores, Alabama
Phil Sandusky — New Orleans, Louisiana
Andrea Schellman — Lafayette, Louisiana
Fred Shannon — San Antonio, Texas
Linda Shannon — San Antonio, Texas
Ann Sutton — Lafayette, Louisiana
Peg Usner — Mandeville, Louisiana
Gwen Voorhies — Lafayette, Louisiana
Marcia Willman — Kansas City, Missouri
Jeromy Young — Lafayette, Louisiana
2017 Competition Judge
Born and raised in Houston, Texas, John P. Lasater IV is an award-winning artist who now lives, paints and teaches in Siloam Springs, located in the beautiful hills of Northwest Arkansas. Lasater once known for his impressionistic style and bravado brushwork, has recently evolved under the mentorship of Jerusalem Master, Israel Hershberg, as well as from his travels to Italy and in depth historical and experimental self-studies. His recent works have matured to a quieter, more thought out and simplistic approach, giving himself more time and focus on each painting.
Lasater has been a main figure on the plein air scene for several years, considered by many to be one of the best in the genre in American outdoor painting. He has won many awards including Best of Show twice in Easels in Frederick, Best of Show twice in the Plein Air Southwest Salon, and Best of Show in Plein Air Rockies just to name a few. Most recently Lasater has taken to his studio where he is creating more calculated and ambitious works, and although outdoor painting will likely always hold an important place in his process, he believes these new studio works to be the next step for him in his trek to wherever he is going.
Interested in helping to make City of New Iberia Plein Air a success? We have lots of opportunities!
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Give suggestions on interesting places for our artists to paint
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Host an artist throughout competition week
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Sponsor/provide lunch for artists one day during the week
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Sponsor an award
Contact us at Techepleinair@cityofnewiberia.com or (337) 369-2300 if you're interested!