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From limestone sculptures and stained glass, to photos from as far away as the Galapagos, to paintings that detail faces old and young, to poems that evoke love and loss, more than 900 paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and poems poured into the Beacon’s Celebration of the Arts — our art competition for amateurs over 50.

Not only was the number of entries impressive; the quality of the works was also outstanding.

To see the winning entries and read about their creators, as well as our panel of judges, click on the links below.

Painters pick up a palette after long careers

Winning Photographers’ Unique Worldview

Multi-dimensional artists show their skill

Wide variety of creative poetry submitted

A tough job faced the Celebration’s jurors

Members of the Celebration advisory board

You will also have an opportunity to see the artworks in person at gallery exhibitions later this year. Click here for details.

Look for a special Celebration of the Arts pull-out section inside the September issue of The Beacon. Don’t forget to keep this special section and share it with your friends. We hope to see your artistic skills in the next competition!