CHAL’s 9th Annual OPEN call/juried/all media art competition.
Clint Mansell, our juror for the OPEN call exhibit, has chosen the following 25 artists for Perspectives exhibit. Having 299 images of art from which to select, Mr. Mansell is pleased to announce these artists: Lillian Klein Abensohn, David Alfuth, Ken Bachman, Jennifer Barlow, Olga Bauer, Ron Colbroth, Sally Davies, Hui Fang, Richard Hall, Jason Jaffery, Leonard Jewler, KB Kessler, Alice Kresse, Alison Landry, Paola Luther, James Mallos, David Mann, Michael McSorley, Sue Miller, Dora Patin, Meera Rao, Alden Schofield, Judy Searles, Lani Seikaly, and Alex Tolstoy. Please NOTE: The 7 artists names in BOLD are Capitol Hill Art League members.
Please watch the youtube video that juror, Clint Mansell of Principle Gallery put together to send his remarks. Here are the winners!
1st Place Award: $500 Behind Herself by KB Kessler. Size: 13″ x 10.25″ Archival ink on cold press watercolor paper. Single line drawing of woman’s back.

2nd Place Award: $400 Architectural with Perspective No. 11 by David Alfuth Size: 25″x19″x3″3D relief collage
3rd Place Award: $300 Lost North by *James Mallos. Size: 10″ x 1″3D sculpture – projects an image of the big dipper on the ceiling at noon.
Honorable Mention Award $200: Into the Courtyard by *Kenneth Bachman. Size: 24″ x 36″ Oil Painting: Dark colonial barn Interior opens out to a bright courtyard
Honorable Mention Award $200: Viewed from on High by Leonard Jewler. Size: 21″ X 17″ Photograph
Worth Noting *Kenneth Bachman and James Mallos are members of Capitol Hill Art League.
If you would like to purchase an artwork, please contact chalartists@gmail.com.
 - KB Kessler “Behind Herself” First Place 
 Archival Ink on Cold Press Watercolor Paper
 Size: 13″ x 10″
 $375
 - David Alfuth “Architecture with Perspective” Second Place 
 3-D Relief Collage
 Size: 25″ x 19″ x 3″
 $1000
 - James Mallos “Lost North” Third Place 
 Metal Sculpture
 Size: 1″x 1″x 10″
 The sun projects light of the Big Dipper on the ceiling at noon.
 $150
 - Leonard Jewler “Viewed from On High” Honorable Mention 
 Photograph
 Size: 21″ x 17″
 $175
 - Kenneth Bachman “Into the Courtyard” Honorable Mention 
 Oil Painting
 Size: 24″ x 36″
 $975
 - Lillian Klein Abensohn “Tomato Orgy” 
 Oil Painting
 Size: 11″ x 14″
 $1200
 - Jennifer Barlow “Pick a Pack of Peppers” 
 Oil on Canvas
 Size: 24″ x 36″
 $1800
 - Olga Bauer “Collage of Dreams” 
 Oil Painting
 Size: 36″ x 38″
 $2500
 - Ron Colbroth “At Bay” 
 Photograph
 Size: 24″ x 20″
 $475
 - Sally Davies “Spiral Swirl Staircase” 
 Watercolor
 Size: 21″ x 28″
 $1500
 - Hui Fang “Here are the Oranges” 
 Oil on Canvas
 Size: 16″ x 20″ unframed size
 $700
 - Hui Fang “Your Turn” 
 Oil on Canvas
 Size: 20″ x 16″ not including the frame
 $500
 - Richard Hall “Uneasy Balance” 
 Photograph
 Size: 16″ x 19″
 $200
 - Jason Jaffery “Piano Tuner, New York City” 
 Photograph
 Size: 11″ x 8.5″
 $175
 - Alice Kresse “Above and Below” 
 Monoprint
 Size: 30″ x 22″
 $650
 - Alison Landry “Lydia at Two” 
 Charcoal Drawing
 Size: 10″ x 9″
 $700
 - Paola Luther MATTY BAKES 
 Oil Painting
 Size: 11″ x 14″
 $600
 - James Mallos “Kaleidoscope Earth” 
 Paper
 Size: 11″ x 11″
 $100
 - David Mann “Akua’ba” 
 Photograph
 Size: 12″ x 14″
 $200
 - Michael McSorley “Falls Church House” 
 Oil Painting
 Size: 11″ x 14″
 $500
 - Sue Miller “La Catrinita” 
 Photograph
 Size: 8″x10″
 $225
 - Sue Miller “Skeleton” 
 Photograph
 Size: 8″ x 12″
 $250
 - Dora Patin “New Journey” 
 Oil on Canvas board
 Size: 8″ x 10″
 $450
 - Dora Patin “Golden Afternoon” 
 Oil on Canvas
 Size: 20″ x 20″
 $1350
 - Meera Rao “Trapped” 
 Size: 6″ x 6″
 Mixed Media on Wood
 $125
 - Alden Schofield “Sunrise Martha’s Vineyard” 
 Oil Painting
 Size: 31.5″ x 41.5″
 $2000
 - Lani Seikaly “Sidewalk Shadow” 
 Photograph
 Size: 16 x 20
 $200
 - David Alfuth “Ceiling with Perspective No. 1 
 3-D Relief Collage
 Size: 25″ x 19″ x 3″
 $1000
 - Judith Searles “Lemon Tree” 
 Photograph
 Size: 20″ x 17″
 $200
 - Alex Tolstoy “DC Monument” 
 Watercolor
 Size: 20″ x 24″
 $695
With the closure of DC non essential organizations and businesses, CHAL has canceled the April 4 reception and presents an online exhibit beginning April 4th! Thank you ALL 94 artists for entering!
