121 Artists Move To Final Round Of Judging In 2016 Hunting Art Prize

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HOUSTON, Feb. 15, 2016

HOUSTON, Feb. 15, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Hunting PLC announced that 121 artists have been selected to move on to the final round of judging in the 2016 Hunting Art Prize in which participants vie for a $50,000 award. The competition, which is celebrating its 36^th anniversary, is the largest prize in the category of painting and drawing available in North America.

The panel of jurors that narrowed the submissions to the final 121 participants will reconvene in April for the second phase of the two-tiered jury process. The 2016 winner will be announced at the Hunting Art Prize gala on April 30.

The artists, who come from more than 40 cities and towns throughout the state of Texas, are:

Stella Alesi, Austin
Anne Allen, Fort Worth
Charis Ammon, Houston
Helen Bailey, McKinney
David Baker, San Antonio
Vera Barnett, Grandview
Awadh Baryoum, Dallas
Carol Benson, Fort Worth
David Bjurstrom, Austin
Daniel Blagg, Fort Worth
Martin Bouska, Richmond
Natasha Bowdoin, Houston
Jeremy Burks, Austin
Qindeel Butt, Katy
Shannon Cannings, Lubbock
Patricia Chambers, Bellville
Cheryle Chapline, Woodway
Michelle Chen-Dubose, Houston
Felipe Contreras, Houston
Valerie Corwin, Flower Mound
Judith Cottrell, Houston
Terry Crum, Keller
Julie De Vries, Houston
Gaylon Dingler, Tyler
Hillary Dohoney, Fort Worth
Andrew Drewes, El Paso
Joey Fauerso, San Antonio
Elizabeth Ferran, Dallas
Geoffrey Ford, Austin
Ginger Fox, Dallas
Daryl Gannon, Spring
Tanja Gant, Plano
Ron Garcia, Denton
Justin Garcia, Houston
Dan Gilroy, Blanco
Alberto Godoy, Houston
Arnold Gonzales, Corpus Christi
JT Grant, Fort Worth
David Gray, Houston
David Griffin, Rockdale
John Grimball, Cedar Park
Alyssa Hawkins, Fort Worth
Jose Hernandez, Pharr
Lee Albert Hill, Fort Worth
Karen Hillier, Bryan
Duke Horn, Dallas
Jimmy Houston, Houston
Julie Howard, Alvin
Gerard Huber, Dallas
Naomi Hughes, Lockhart
James Humphrey, Grapevine
Cedric Ingram, Katy
Alison Jardine, Plano
Jeff Jennings, Houston
Bethany Johnson, Austin
James W. Johnson, Lubbock
Natalie Jones, Houston
Rance Jones, Richardson
Angela Kallus, Fort Worth
Suzanne Kelley Clark, Dallas
Robert Kinsell, Fort Davis
Andrew Kochie, Arlington
Padaric Kolander, Houston
Jamie Kovach, Austin
Charles Mary Kubricht, Marfa
Jesse Lane, The Woodlands
Cynthia Lewis, Fort Worth
Michael Longhofer, Amarillo
Layla Luna, Fort Worth
Nathan Madrid, Denton
Katie Maratta, Austin
Linda Martin, Cedar Hill
Ken Mazzu, Houston
Pat McEnery, Houston
Mary McGovern, San Antonio
Robert Melton, Austin
Tudor Mitroi, Houston
Kelly Morris, Wylie
Aaron Morrison, San Antonio
Devin Nelson, Houston
Cap Pannell, Dallas
Samantha Persons, Houston
Cameron Petri, Austin
Katherine Pickens, San Antonio
Page Piland, Houston
Katie Rose Pipkin, Austin
Erika Pochybova, Lubbock
Jonathan Revett, Amarillo
Drew Riley, Austin
Tim Roberts, Fort Davis
Kyle Rogers, Houston
Joyce Rosner, Austin
Robert Ruello, Houston
Tim Schneider, Houston
Natasha Schulze, Fort Worth
David Schweitzer, Fort Worth
Beth Secor, Houston
Caroline Sharpless, Houston
Reid Sharpless, Houston
Daniel Sims, Frisco
John Slaby, Houston
David Smith, Sugar Land
Madelyn Sneed, Corinth
Janet Sopp-Sims, Lakeway
Andrew Stalder, Bedford
Todd Stevens, Cypress
Jennye Stubblefield, San Antonio
William Sullivan, Austin
John Swanger, Austin
Paul Tassone, McKinney
Cherry Taylor, Austin
Benjamin Terry, Denton
Anabel Toribio, San Antonio
Juan Vela, Corpus Christi
Camille Warmington, Houston
Neal Wilson, San Marcos
Sam Wilson, San Antonio
Wendy Layne Windrich, Conroe
Ashley Wright, Fort Worth
Xiaoyuan Xian, Houston
Kenneth Zeromski, Dallas

At a separate event following the gala to announce the winner, Hunting PLC will present a charitable contribution on behalf of the competition – and the artists who have entered to participate – to Patriot PAWS.

This is the third consecutive year the nonprofit has been selected as the Hunting Art Prize charity. The organization is dedicated to inspiring and restoring the physical and emotional independence of disabled American veterans and others with mobile disabilities.

Hunting PLC moved the Hunting Art Prize to Houston in 2006 after a quarter century in the United Kingdom, where it emerged as one of Great Britain's top art awards. It is open to artists throughout Texas who are at least 18 years of age.

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For more information on the prize, visit www.huntingartprize.com.

About the Hunting Art Prize
The Hunting Art Prize was established in 1981 and emerged as one of the United Kingdom's leading art competitions before relocating to Houston in 2006. Sponsored by the international oil services company Hunting PLC, it has become a premier U.S. competition open to Texas artists who are 18 years of age or older. Its $50,000 prize is historically the most generous annual award in North America for painting and drawing, and has helped to build the reputations, raise the profiles, and support the careers of distinguished artists. For further information, visit www.huntingartprize.com.

About Hunting PLC
Hunting PLC is an international energy services provider to the world's leading upstream oil and gas companies. Established in 1874, it is a premium listed public company traded on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: HTG.L). The Company maintains a corporate office in Houston and is headquartered in London. As well as in the United Kingdom, the Company has principal operations in Canada, China, Indonesia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States of America.

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