Alice Hubbard Stallings

62nd Annual

Juried Fine Art Show 

Open to View & Shop

November 6 - January 16, 2027

Wed - Fri 1 - 5 pm & Sat 12 - 3 pm & before/after events

Award Winners

  • Best of Show - Catherine Walker - Amelia and the Ukranian Cow

  • Best of Beaufort County - Torrence Purdue - Blood of the Deep

  • Lane People Prize: Micheal Bennett - Silence

  • Creative Illusions Award - Cassie Hawkinson - Home Place

  • Frankye Rumley Textile Award - Cora Mae Pipkin - Shall We Share

  • North Carolina Heritage Award - Tracey Penrod - Shucked and Served

  • Irene Glover Forbes Pottery Award - Carolyn Sleeper - Oasis

  • Dale Harsh Memorial Watercolor Award - Jacqueline Clark - 98 Degrees

  • Best of Mixed Media Award- Jonathan Loeblein - Crawling Back

  • Betty F. Crompton Best of Oils - Heather Fraccalvieri - The Man Nodding Yes, Yes.

  • Best of Acrylics - Barbara Hardy - In Between

  • Best of 3D - Carolyn Sleeper - Oasis

  • Best of 2D - Catherine Walker - Amelia and the Ukrainian Cow

  • Young Artist Award (under 35) : Grace Bowers- Lux Eterna, Memento Mori

VIEW AWARD WINNERS & LISTING OF HONORABLE MENTIONS ARTISTS
COMING SOON! JUROR REMARKS

Alice Hubbard Stallings

Alice Hubbard Stallings, originally from Norfolk, Virginia, made Washington, North Carolina her home with husband T. Franklin Stallings. A dedicated artist, she studied at East Carolina University and explored a wide range of media throughout her life.

Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including a 2018 retrospective at Arts of the Pamlico celebrating her creative legacy. Beyond her art, Alice was a driving force in the local arts scene—she co-founded the Beaufort County Arts Council in 1972, which later became Arts of the Pamlico.

This exhibition proudly bears her name in tribute to her lifelong contributions to the arts and through the generous support of her family.

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Meet the Juror: Will Barclift

Will Barclift is the Executive Director of Tryon Arts & Crafts School in Tryon, North Carolina, and brings more than a decade of experience in arts administration, education, and exhibition management.

Throughout his career, he has held leadership roles at respected arts organizations, including The Bascom and the San Francisco Art Institute, and has served as a juror for numerous exhibitions and North Carolina Arts Council Artist Support Grants.

A multidisciplinary artist working in painting, photography, ceramics, and installation, Will holds an MFA in New Genres from the San Francisco Art Institute and an MA in Teaching (Visual Arts) from Western Carolina University.

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