Although only a captured moment in time, the subject’s hair is already beginning to loosen from her braid and there is a slight echoing effect around her arms of the shadow’s contour, signaling she has already been battling. Using a multitude of flesh tones Liberace was able to accurately render a powerful manifestation of strength and aggression both in expression and body language. In this painting he depicts his daughter, Ava, conveying her “warrior spirit”. Our highest award, Best in Show, which is a $25,000 prize, has gone to Robert Liberace (USA) for his entry of “Spartan”, originally entered into the Portrait Category. Our ARC Salon Finalists comprise of a select group of the very top-rated entries, 1,155 works in all, or 23% of entries.ĪRC has acquired 11 new works for the ARC collection, valued at over $140,000. 40% of entries, which translates as 1,977 works, qualified as semi-finalists, which is in and of itself a great accomplishment, as there were a large number of very fine works that did not qualify as semi-finalists. For the first time we introduced a semi-finalist round and are presenting both finalists and semi-finalists in these competition results, as we are proud to host the images of all these works for public view.
The Art Renewal Center is pleased to present the winners and finalists of the 15th International ARC Salon Competition! This year the ARC received 4,941 entries from 83 countries.
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