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Discover Exhibiting Artists

the arts festival will feature over 250 juried exhibitors

Nha Vuu

Drawing

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Jesper Johansen

Photography

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Michael Bauermeister

Wood

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Steve Jones

Sculpture

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Jesse Kunerth

Digital Art

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Glenna Adkins

Mixed Media

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Lijah Hanley

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Lyndi Bone

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Seth Smith

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Ed Pribyl

Sculpture

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Rick Abrams

Mixed Media

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Michael Schwegmann

Ceramics

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H.C. Porter

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Chris Vance

Painting

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Robert Erickson

Wood

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Debo Groover

Fiber

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Kostas Ulevicius

Sculpture

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Mike Bose

Ceramics

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Making a coil pot is one of the beginning projects

Making a coil pot is one of the beginning projects for many ceramic artists. Try your hand at creating a coil pot with air dry modeling clay at home today!
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"We are more divorced from the natural world than

"We are more divorced from the natural world than at any time in our species’ history; the average American spends 93% of their time indoors. I think we need the tonic of wildness; that it feeds something important in us. I make paintings of the wilderness and in cities and little towns before dawn that bring to life that awe-filled mystery of being alive on this planet." - Jonathan Keeton

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"We design and make custom ergonomic seating and o

"We design and make custom ergonomic seating and one of a kind tables. We harvest and mill our local woods and dry it in our solar kiln. Our shop is off the grid and solar powered. Our chairs are hand shaped and our joinery uses slip tenons. We use hand forged iron that we design and make." Robert and Tor Erickson @ericksonwoodworking
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"My work draws on a variety of influences. A chanc

"My work draws on a variety of influences. A chance encounter with African jewelry from the Ghysels collection in Brussels was particularly illuminating. The Maasai, Kikuyu, and Lobi peoples were particularly adept at crafting inventive shapes from organic materials such as wood, bone, and ivory. The pieces in the collection designated social position, life events and accomplishments. I am also inspired by the curvilinear wood furniture of Michael Thonet, Alvar Aalto, Charles and Ray Eames, and Michael Fortune. These makers and designers changed our perception of furniture by transforming straight boards into graceful arcs. After studying their techniques of bent lamination construction and steam bending, I was able to scale down the processes in order to fabricate my wood jewelry." Griffith Evans @griffith_evans
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"My ceramic work begins as hand-built forms from w

"My ceramic work begins as hand-built forms from which I create plaster molds in order to duplicate. Each piece gets fired multiple times in order to achieve the trompe l'oeil effect of age, rust, and years of character. I employ the use of full color ceramic decals to create the effect of labels." Mitchell Spain @mitchellspainceramics
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Back at it this weekend with a book recommendation

Back at it this weekend with a book recommendation from @shopatmatter! "Let's Talk About Race" by Julias Lester, illustrated by Karen Barbour
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The author says, "I write because our lives are stories. If enough of these stories are told, then perhaps we will begin to see that our lives are the same story. The differences are merely in the details.”⁠
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"Color, texture, shape and line are used to create

"Color, texture, shape and line are used to create large scale abstracts. The dialogue addresses environmental and social issues." Ummarid Eitharong @eitharong

"I draw geometric inspiration from the world aroun

"I draw geometric inspiration from the world around me, both natural and man-made.

My sculptures are fully planned and plotted in my head and on paper before I even touch the clay. Many designs are explored before one is satisfying enough to begin the labor-intensive process. Once pleased with a design, I build the geometric form from cut and beveled slabs of stoneware clay. The design is transferred to the wet clay piece and I incise the pattern. I spend many hours carving and cleaning and carving again. When done, the pieces are dried slowly and bisque fired. I often apply a red iron oxide wash to accent specific geometric elements or patterns. A final reduction firing completes the piece." Kyle Osvog @kyleosvog
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