Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Kathy Klein of Escondido won first place in the ninth annual Art of the Avocado contest, 2D category as well as the overall People
From left, Dr. Tatsuya Suda, his wife singer/songwriter Rita Coolidge, and Avocado Festival co-chairman George Archibald attend the Art of the Avocado contest on April 5 at Brandon Gallery.
Art of the Avocado contest sponsor Fallbrook Propane Gas Co. is represented by Meredith Gordon, left, and Merrill Everett.
Art of the Avocado judges and collectors Jon Frandell and Teri McCrea admire one of the many pieces on display inside Brandon Gallery.
Artists winning first, second, or third place awards in the Art of the Avocado contest include, from left, Kim Fiori, Stephanie Wheeler, Denise Gillen, and Kathy Klein. Not pictured: Krista Timberlake and Linda Eastom.
Fallbrook Chamber past president Gary Shimer casts a vote for one of the Art of the Avocado entries at the contest held April 5.
Judges admire and cast their votes on artwork in both 2D and 3D mediums during the 9th annual Art of the Avocado contest held April 5 at Brandon Gallery in Fallbrook.
Before casting his vote, Bob Renteria takes a close look at one of the many pieces entered in the Art of the Avocado contest on April 5.
2014 Art of the Avocado
Winner’s list:
2-Dimensional
First Place – “Murray, the Avocado Bandit” by Kathy Klein of Escondido
Second Place – “Forgotten Treasure” by Kim Fiori of Menifee, who also won the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce Award
Third Place – “Poodlecado,” by Krista Timberlake of Vista
3-Dimensional
First Place – “Steampunk-Ado” by Denise Gillen of Fallbrook
Second Place – “Avocado Gold” by Linda Eastom of Fallbrook
Third Place – “Jewels of Fallbrook” by Stephanie Wheeler, who also won the Holy Guaca-Moly Award
Director’s Award
“I Luvs Ma Avocado!” by Kim Fiori of Menifee
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