For Immediate Release – Lawton, OK, Oct. 27, 2005
Cameron University art professor selected
for national, state exhibits; wins third place
Cameron University art professor Katherine Liontas-Warren recently had two of her works selected for
exhibition.
Liontas-Warren’s piece “Awakened Boulders” was one of 40 selections chosen from a field of more than
200 entries to be apart of the 2005 Delta National Small Prints Exhibition, which is currently underway at
Arkansas State University’s Bradbury Gallery. Lloyd Mendard, professor emeritus from the University of
South Dakota, served as juror for the exhibition, which concludes on Nov. 18.
Another of Liontas-Warren’s work, “Winter Forest,” was selected to be apart of the Seven State Biennial III
Exhibition, held at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Art Gallery. More than 240 pieces from
83 artists were entered for consideration into the exhibition and only 36 were chosen.
Laura Warriner, Gallery Director of the Untitled Gallery in Oklahoma City, was juror for the exhibition and
awarded Liontas-Warren’s piece third overall and a $500 prize.
Liontas-Warren has been teaching drawing and printmaking at Cameron since 1984. She earned her
bachelor’s degree from Southern Connecticut and a Master of Fine Arts degree from Texas Tech
University.
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