Recent Juried Exhibitions & Events
Art & Color 365 Magazine's 2025 Pastels Competition.
Lorraine’s two pastel paintings won awards in the Art & Color Magazine’s 2025 Pastels Competition. Garden in Paradise (sold) was awarded an Honorable Mention and the painting The Light Within (sold) was awarded an Artistic Recognition Award
View the entire exhibition here
The Red Rock Pastel Society of Nevada Juried Member Exhibition (Masters Division).
Lorraine’s pastel painting, Brambles at the Pond, was accepted into the Red Rock Pastel Society of Nevada’s Member Exhibition (Masters Division).
Société de Pastel d’Est du Canada’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition
Lorraine’s pastel painting, Woodland Wonder (Surprise Dans la Forêt) framed under Museum Acrylic ($2895) was accepted into The Pastel Society of Eastern Canada’s (Société de Pastel d’Est du Canada’s) 30th Anniversary Exhibition held at the Espace Quatre Cents in Québec City (100 Quai St-André in Quebec City)
October 8-26, 2025.
Federation of Canadian Artists Toronto Chapter - Fresh Paint Exhibition at the Alton Mill Arts Centre
Lorraine’s pastel paintings, Garden in Paradise (SOLD), Waiting ($795) and Down the River Run ($395) were accepted into The Federation of Canadian Artists’ Toronto Chapter’s Fresh Paint Exhibition June 11 to July 5, 2025.
Location: Alton Mill Arts Centre, Pond Gallery, 1402 Queen St. West, Alton, Ontario
Art & Color 365 Magazine's 2025 Landscapes/Seascapes Competition
The painting, Calm After the Storm, ($795) won an Honorable Mention Award in the Art and Color 365 Magazine’s 2025 Landscapes/Seascapes Competition. View the entire exhibition here.
Pastel Society of Maine's 'Pastels Only' Exhibition
Lorraine’s pastel painting, Endless Journey ($95.00), was juried into the Pastel Society of Maine’s 25th Annual Open Juried Online Exhibition ‘Pastels Only’, April 27 to May 30
Art & Color 365 Magazine's 2024 Pastel Competition
The painting, On the Beach, ($795) won an Artistic Recognition Award in the Art and Color 365 Magazine’s 2024 Pastels Competition. The online exhibition is live for two years.
