Awards & Honors

March 2018, Perkiomen Valley Art Center Show 

Perkiomen Valley Art Center, Harleysville, PA, 2nd Place Award in Oils 2014
Plastic Club Weather Show, Philadelphia, PA, Honorable Mention 2014 

Montgomery County Bar Association, Montgomery County Community College, Blue Bell, PA, Award of Excellence May, 2013.

Philadelphia Plastic Theme Show 2010, won award

 8th Annual Color: Bold/Subtle Juried Online International Art Exhibition

Artist Pat Wilson-Schmid of Harleysville, PA received special recognition merit award for artwork in the above captioned exhibition hosted by Upstream People Gallery. This exhibition was featured online at Upstream People Gallery until  May 31st 2011. This international exhibition received approximately 200 entries from around the world and 40 artists were selected by juror Laurence Bradshaw, Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA.
 

Artist Pat Wilson-Schmid of Harleysville, PA received special recognition merit award for artwork in the above captioned exhibition hosted by Upstream People Gallery. This exhibition was featured online at www.upstreampeoplegallery.com and continued for 12 months, closing May 31st 2011. This international exhibition received approximately 300 entries from around the world and 54 artists were selected by juror Laurence Bradshaw, Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA.

Professor Bradshaw states this about specially recognized work:
"Patricia Wilson-Schmid gives some different expressions and with her theme of  'Vibrations'. She creates a dynamic patterning of a mixture of colors that definitely vibrate."

The exhibition was featured online at Upstreampeoplegallery.com and continued for 12 months, closing May 31st 2011.

The artist has provided a commentary about her work:
"The painting, Vibrations, is an oil painting, with some acrylic areas.  It was inspired by my visit to some of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural creations. I was impressed with the strong verticals and horizontals. Nearby vegetation bent heavily in the rain and lent to the interior diagonal shape. Many thanks to Mr. Wright and nature."