Quitman artist chosen for Marty Zewick prize
Spring Parnell of Quitman is the winner of the $10,000 Marty Zewick Artist Award. The competition took place recently after more than 100 friends and patrons of late artist Marty Zewick contributed the funds to honor her.
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Quitman artist chosen for Marty Zewick prize
Spring Parnell of Quitman is the winner of the $10,000 Marty Zewick Artist Award. The competition took place recently after more than 100 friends and patrons of late artist Marty Zewick contributed the funds to honor her.
Zewick was a champion of the arts and one of the founders of the Edom Art Festival, organized by artists in its 49th year, as well as the Edom Craft Community. She was half of the jewelry-making team Zeke & Marty and a life-long creator who intimately knew the struggles of establishing and sustaining an art practice.
Parnell was one of 58 artists who applied for the award. Originally from Kotzebue, Alaska, she is an art teacher at Pine Tree High School in Longview. She plans to use the money for art supplies, much-needed studio space and a gallery of her own.