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M A Y / J U N E 2 0 2 1 | P E R S P E C T I V E 1 5 L i f e t i m e A c h i e v e m e n t A w a r d s Along with the recognition given to individual productions that captured the attention of the members of the Guild, awards were given for lifetime achievement in each of the four crafts represented by the Art Directors Guild: Art Direction, Illustration, Set Design and Scenic Art. This year Production Designer Stuart Wurtzel, known for Hannah and Her Sisters and Angels in America, received the ADG Lifetime Achievement Award from the Art Directors Council. The Illustrators and Matte Artists Council gave their Lifetime Achievement Award to Illustrator and Concept Artist John Eaves, known for his work on the many Star Trek films and series. Set Designer Martha Johnson was honored by the Set Designers and Model Makers Council, and Scenic Artist Pat DeGreve was honored for his lifetime of work by the Scenic, Title and Graphic Artists Council. Each year, the Art Directors Guild also recognizes one artist outside the individual crafts for their contributions to the art of cinematic storytelling. This year, the Cinematic Imagery Award was given C i n e m a t i c I m a g e r y A w a r d to Ryan Murphy, the award-winning writer, producer and director, honoring his long list of productions featuring outstanding Production Design, including shows such as American Horror Story, American Crime Story, Pose, Hollywood, Feud, Glee and The New Normal. PRODUCTION DESIGNER STUART WURTZEL CONCEPT ARTIST JOHN EAVES SET DESIGNER MARTHA JOHNSON SCENIC ARTIST PAT DEGREVE RYAN MURPHY