33rd Annual HPAA Members Exhibition

Scollay Square Gallery, 3rd Floor, Boston City Hall, Boston, MA

April 19 – May 28, 2022
Reception with Mayor Wu: Thursday, May 12, 3 – 430 pm

Exhibition curated by John Crowley.

Featuring the work of the 55 HPAA members, including our Award Winners:

Best In Show: Al Wallstrom for “Late coffee in a Sunny Chair”

Painting:
First Place: Lyasya Sinkovski for “Portrait of a Girl (Verka)”
Second Place: Sharon Berke for “Rearrangement 11”
Third Place: Phyllis Bluhm for “Fishing on the Adriatic”

Photography:
First Place: Joni Lohr for “On the Dresser”
Second Place: Rob MacIntosh for “Artist in the Lilacs”
Third Place: Dimitrios Bakolas for “Kool Aid, Boston, MA 2021”

Other Media:
First Place: Sasja Lucas for “This Equals”
Second Place: Catherine Caddigan for “Don’t Side with Yourself”
Third Place: Erica Nazzaro for “All Parts of Me”

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30th Annual HPAA Members

Exhibit at Scollay Square Gallery

Boston City Hall

April 27 – May 31, 2019

Reception: TBD

Call for Art:

To all Hyde Park Art Association (HPAA) artists who would like to participate in the 30th Annual Art Exhibit at the Scollay Square Gallery at Boston City Hall from April 27 – May 31, 2019. The date for the reception is to be determined (based on Mayor Walsh’s and Councilor McCarthy’s availability). Sasja Lucas will curate this exhibit. Artists may submit up to three works for consideration.  Number of works accepted will depend on exhibit spaces available and size of artwork submitted.

You must be an HPAA member for 2019 to participate.

To submit entries visit: https://form.jotform.com/90585515998172

To renew HPAA membership for 2019: https://www.hpaa-mac.org/hpaa-membership/

2018 29th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

See the past several years of Scollay Square winners.

2016 27th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

This year our exhibit will be held April 4 – May 13, 2016. If you are going to exhibit your artwork in the City Hall show, please fill out this form:

Call for art form

2015 26th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

The exhibit was held September 29 – October 31, 2014. The reception was combined with our 25th Silver Gala.

Our exhibit was held April 6 – May 15, 2015.
The winners were:

Best In Show: Natural #2, Laura Richardson

First Place: There’s a Way (dyptich),Sasja Lucas

Second Place: Open Studio Bouquet, Larry Johnson

Third Place: Ice of Europa (from NASA), Lisa Goren

Honorable Mention: Sagrada Family, Barcelona, Sharon Armour

2013 24th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

The reception and ribbon ceremony were held on April 11, 2013 where Mayor Menino and City Councilor Rob Consalvo handed out the awards to the winning entries.
The winners:

Best in Show

“Green Man” by Graham Waiting

Painting
First Place “Stuckists Invade Folk” by Sasja Lucas
Second Place “Side of Color” by Mathew Lupri
Third Place “Cerro Castellan After Sunset” by Al Wallstrom

Photography
First Place “Yellow Rails” by Susie Robson
Second Place “The Raft” by Scott Johnson
Third Place “From My Garden” by Mary Johnson

Other Media
First Place “Glimpses of Color” by Adele Rothman
Second Place “Brown Goddess Vase” by Patricia Alvarez
Third Place “Alstroemeria with Green Pitcher” by Anita Cohen

2012 23rd Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

This show ran from April 2 – May 12, 2012. The reception and ribbon ceremony was held April 12, 2012.

The winners:

Best in Show

Pink Flamingos by Graham Waiting

Painting
First: Aboriginal Dreams of Buddha X by Marc Sevigny
Second: The City by Laura Richardson
Third: Rapture by Maureen Spinale

Photography
First: MFA Staircase by Scott Johnson
Second: Bike by Susie Robson
Third: Suburban Butte by Adele Rothman

Other Media
First: Cabalistic by Sasja Lucas
Second: Sligo Ireland by David McDonnell
Third: “I Am” by Sharon D. Amour

2011 22nd Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

This is the 22nd Annual HPAA art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza. The artist’s reception was April 21st at 5:30 pm. The exhibit runs through May, 2011. Awards were given out during the artist’s reception. The winners are listed below.

Best in Show “Japanese Cherry Birch” by Erik Gehring

Painting
First Place “Moosehead Lake” by Rose Marie Clinton
Second Place “Spring Slope” by Sasja Lucas
Third Place “San Antonio Sunset” by Robert Smith

Photography
First Place “Students Laos” by Susan Palumbo
Second Place “Gotcha” by Gert Condon
Third Place “Sunflower” by Scott Johnson

Other Media
First Place “World’s End” by Maureen Spinale
Second Place “Can’t See the Forest for the Trees” by Cheryl Murphy
Third Place “Beauty Emerging” by David McDonnell

2010 21st Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

This is the 21st Annual HPAA art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza. The artist’s reception was 5:30 pm. The exhibit ran through May, 2010. Awards were given out during the artist’s reception. The winners are listed below.

Best in Show: Maureen Spinale “Passage 1”

Painting
First Place: Tsun Ming Chimielinski for “Bamboo”
Second Place: Giuseppe Di Fiandra for “Fruit in Front of the Window”
Third Place: Lisa Goren for “Whalebone”
Honorable Mention: Francisco Garcia for “Untitled”

Photography
First Place: Susie Robson for “School in Ghana”
Second Place: Erik Gehring for “Marker”
Third Place: Gert Condon for “March of the Mannequins”
Honorable Mention: Scott Johnson for “Bell Air Dashboard”

Other Media
First Place: Robert Smith for “Nunsuch”
Second Place: Sasja Lucas for “Ancient Ruins”
Third Place: Rosemarie Michmerhuizen for “Harvest”

2009 20th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

This is the 20th Annual HPAA art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza. The artist’s reception was April 16th at 5:30 pm. The exhibit runs through May, 2009. Awards were given out during the artist’s reception. The winners are listed below.

Best In Show: Adele Rothman for “Untitled” — collage

Painting
First Place: Yvette Stenzel for “Winter Country”
Second Place: Madeline LaFarge for “Mountain Spring”
Third Place: Richard Salvucci for “Commercial Street, Provincetown”
Honorable Mention: Jorge Guzman for “Three Muses”

Photography
First Place: David McDonnell for “Patriot’s Day”
Second Place: Gert Condon for “And If”
Third Place: Susie Robson for “Gnarly”
Honorable Mention: Erik Gehring for “Pine Grove in Snow”

Other Media
First Place: Tsun Ming Chmielinski for “Plate of Plums” (Pastel)
Second Place: Sasja Lucas for “Twilight Saraband” (Silkscreen)
Third Place: Richard Salvucci for “Rockhopper Penquins” (Pencil Drawing)
Honorable Mention: Robert Johnson, Jr. for “The Annuals Portfolio “1932” #10” (Mixed Media Collage)

2008 19th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza

This is the 19th Annual HPAA art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza. The artist’s reception was April 10th at 5:00 pm. The exhibit runs through May, 2008. Awards were given out during the artist’s reception. The winners are listed below.

Best In Show: Maureen D. Spinale for “Autumn Light”

Watercolor/Acrylic/Pastel
First Place: Hector Perlera Guillen for “La Iglesia ”
Second Place: Lisa Goren for “Red Kelp ”
Third Place: Francisco Garcia for “Abstract II ”
Honorable Mention: Clara Diaz for “Step By Step ”

Oil
First Place: J. Marshall Dyke for “Starring Hue
Second Place: J.R. Ringdahl for “Flowing Light”
Third Place: Alan DeMola for “Lady in Lisbon”
Honorable Mention: Yvette Stenzel for “Main Street”

Photography
First Place: Mike Ritter for “Water Fountain Detail”
Second Place: Judith Oullette for “Joan Crawford
Third Place: Gloria Carrigg for “Fall Colors”
Honorable Mention: David McDonnell for “Feeding the Ducks”

Other media
First Place: Rebecca Holland for “Chickadee – getting ready for winter”
Second Place: Adele Rothman for “Untitled box”
Third Place: Sharon Armour for “Ari”

2007 18th Annual HPAA Art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza, Mayor’s Gallery

This is the 18th Annual HPAA art Exhibit at City Hall Plaza. The artist’s reception was April 12th at 5:00 pm. The exhibit runs through April, 2007. Awards were given out during the artist’s reception. The winners are listed below.

Best In Show: Dave McDonnell for “Jamaica Plain Festival”

Oil and Acrylic
First Place: Mauricio Puente for “Downtown Crossing”
Second Place: Yvette Stenzel for “Back Bay Winter”
Third Place: J. Marshall Dyke for “Spring Hue”
Honorable Mention: Fransisco Garcia for “U.S.S. Constitution”
Honorable Mention: Jorge Guzman for “Violence”

Photography/Photogravure/C-Print
First Place: Erik Gehring for “Dawn Redwood”
Second Place: Valentino Alba for “Mime”
Third Place: Mike Ritter for “Girl in Truck”
Honorable Mention: Antoinette Harrell for “Icy Hand”
Honorable Mention: Tommy for “Untitled

Watercolor
First Place: Rosemarie Clinton for “Boston Rose Garden”
Second Place: Mary Bellew for “Serenading”
Third Place: J. Marshall Dyke for “Escape Hue”

OTHER (Mixed Media/Sculpture/Quilt)
First Place: Rebecca Holland for “Armand’s World”
Second Place: Paul Walski for “Liberty Tree”
Third Place: Michael Onischewski for “Out to Lunch”

Judges from the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events were:
Sarah Hutt, Director of Visual Arts Programming
Kristen Wawruck, Program Manager, Planning & Developement
John Crowley, Exhibitions Coordinator