Best in Show: "HVAC for the Face" by Allen Shapiro, technical director, Arizona Arts Live
Art Education Award: "Lanterns" by Bailey Williams, family of Cindy Williams, program coordinator, Office of the Registrar
First Place, Youth: "Beauty Behind the Beasts" by Victoria Escamilla, 12, family of Sonya Lopez-Escamilla, senior accounting assistant, University Information Technology Services
Second Place, Youth: "Polar Bear at Night" by Ezra Coan, 5, family of Andrew Coan, associate dean for research, James E. Rogers College of Law
Third Place, Youth: "Violet" by Aria Marshalsay, 11, family of Carolyn Marshalsay, associate accountant, College of Medicine – Phoenix
First Place, Teen: "Abstract 1" by Sabrina Coan, family of Andrew Coan, associate dean for research, James E. Rogers College of Law
Second Place, Teen: "Grieved in His Heart" by Fatima Ruiz, student employee, BookStores
Third Place, Teen: "Girl Sitting in a Mailbox" by Nitya Kari, family of Aradhana Kari, research specialist, University of Arizona Cancer Center
First Place, Amateur: "Black and White" by Miguel Paz, family of Irene Ramirez, engagement coordinator, All of Us Research Program
Second Place, Amateur: "Smoke Break by Grant Johnson, feedlot technician, Animal and Comparative Biomedical Sciences
Third Place, Amateur: "Western Light" by Jacque Ramos, receptionist, BookStores
First Place, Intermediate: "Rising Phoenix" by Michele Vaughn, senior program coordinator, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology
Second Place, Intermediate: "The Forgotten" by Corey Shemroske, family of Penny Brashears, retiree
Third Place, Intermediate:"Espiando a Tumacacori/Espying Tumacacori" by Angel Aguirre, volunteer
First Place, Professional: "A Spoonful of Earth Balance" by Lisa Galloway Sprietsma, family of Joseph Sprietsma, program coordinator, Cooperative Extension in Cochise County
Second Place, Professional: "Fallen Spirits" by Stephanie Collins, family of Eric Collins, principal information technology support analyst, Department of Computer Science
Third Place, Professional: "Silenced" by Jennie Norris, graphic designer, Facilities Management
A sculpture of a face mask that resembles a birdhouse crossed with a furnace filter took top honors in the 11th annual "On Our Own Time" art exhibit and competition.
This was the first time that "On Our Own Time" was held on an entirely virtual platform.
"On Our Own Time" showcases paintings, photos, sculptures and other art works created by University employees, retirees, volunteers and their family members. It is coordinated by the University's Employee Recognition Committee and is sponsored by the National Arts Program, which provides materials and funding for awards.
Read more about the exhibit and winners at UA@Work.