BAYOU CITY
ART FESTIVAL
Art Colony Association
Art Colony Association EXECUTIVE STATEMENT
Established in 1971, the Art Colony Association (ACA) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to producing high quality art festivals and events to provide financial support to local 501(c)3 non-profit programs. Over the past 43 years, the Art Colony Association, producer of Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park in the spring and Downtown Houston in the fall, has raised more than $35 million for local non-profit programs and community organizations. The Festivals are funded in part by grants from the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance. Visit www.bayoucityartfestival.com for more information. Proceeds from the festivals benefit local area Nonprofit Partners. Over the past 43 years, the Bayou City Art Festivals have raised more than $35 million for nonprofit programs. The 2014 partners are: Art League Houston, Bering Omega Community Services, City Artworks, Downtown YMCA, Fotofest, Fresh Arts, Heritage Society, Houston Center for Photography, Lawndale Art Center, Multicultural Education and Counseling through the Arts (MECA), Memorial Park Conservancy, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), Museum of Cultural Arts, Houston, Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, Workshop Houston , Young Audiences Houston, Lemonade Day, University Of Houston, Clear Lake and Spray Neuter Assistance. 2
Board Of Directors and Staff
Board of Directors and Staff
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mary Paulette
Nico Whittaker Marina Manuel
JUDGING COMMITTEE Henry Hunt
Venu Rao
Robin Cavanaugh
Michel Muylle
Karen Campbell
Christina Gorczynski
Art Director
Co-Chair
President
Graphic Design
Vice President
Sponsorship Sales
Secretary
Creative Zone and Non-Profit John de la Cruz Kerry Jordan Partner Coordinator
Joseph Plumbar Treasurer
Luke Autrey Heidi Armstrong Claire Bond John de la Cruz Marcus Duffel Didi Garza Roland Maldonado, MD Nicola Parente Michael Piana Bart Truxillo EMERITUS Jay Hollyfield Founder
John Daniel Richard Fluhr Nadia Troutenko ART COLONY ASSOCIATION Susan Fowler Executive Director
Kelly Kindred
Director ofOperations
Elena O’Gorman
Director of Marketing
Kia Fleurinord Accountant
Sean Boyd IT Director
Adriana Farias Art Director
Sandy Blum
Grant Coordinator
Claire Bernard Intern
2014 BAYOU CITY ART FESTIVAL MEMORIAL PARK SUPPORT STAFF Mimi Crowe Producer
Steve McCurdy Producer
Darrell Rapp
Festival Accounting Manager
Kayler Williams
Concessions Coordinator
Demetria Dixon Artist Relations
Elizabeth Redpath
Volunteer Coordinator
Randy Pee
Beverage Manager
Henry Martinez Chief of Security
Bronwyn Lauder Rachel Hansbro DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Karen Campbell Co-Chair
Didi Garza Co-Chair
Sandy Blum Tom Brents Robin Cavanaugh Susan Fowler Kelly Kindred Kaitlin McLaughlin Paul Pettie Stacey Speier EDUCATION COMMITTEE Venu Rao Chair
Claire Bond Beth Cardono Joey Doyle Adriana Farias Richard Fluhr Carrie Foster Susan Fowler Kelly Kindred Sue Loudis Elena O’Gorman Nicola Parente Mary Paulette Nadia Troutenko Becky Wuerth STEERING COMMITTEE John de la Cruz Chair
Susan Fowler Shannon Gasher Minette Macrae Henry Hunt Michel Muylle Lesleigh Gilmour Brooke Manning Armando Silva
Co-Chair
Jack Amschwand Kathleen Ownby Nicola Parente Bart Truxillo Michael Meazell FINANCE COMMITTEE Joseph Plumbar Chair
Kia Fleurinord, Accountant
HEIST COMMITTEE Claire Bond Co-Chair
John de la Cruz Co-Chair
Heidi Armstrong Tina Bomar Sean Boyd Karen Campbell Adriana Farias Susan Fowler Amy Hawk Kelly Kindred John Lopez Elena O’Gorman Alan Mauk Paul Pettie Kelly Reynolds Melissa Seuffert Hannah Thibodeaux Ashley Wyatt Sylvia Walker David Waller Kim Weller Andra White STRATEGIC PLANNING Marcus Duffel Co-Chair
Michael Piana Co-Chair
Venu Rao Co-Chair
VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE Lesleigh Gilmour
Armando Silva Co-Chair
Doug Gilmour Damitra Myles ARTIST SUPPORT Shannon Gasher, Minette Macrae, Denisse Asurmendi Chris Baranowski Margi Bridgewater Douglas Brookover Hebe Brooks Karen Campbell Mark Coyle Scott Early Kate Frost Lillian Garcia Catherine Gonzales Carlos Macias Robin Paoli Richard Paoli Michael Pearson Otise Reed Rhonda Robins Marc Schallert Paul Spana PUBLIC RELATIONS Brittany Zucker
Martini Marketing + Communications
Sara Jackson
Kenektid Public Relations
Tracy Hatfield
Kenektid Public Relations
unLimited STAGE Christine Thompson Producer
Jeremy Parker
J.P.Sound, Austin
SINGLE SOURCE EVENTS Robbie Robinson Tents and Events sse-events.com PRODUCTION OFFICE Art Colony Association
7026 Old Katy Road Suite 221
Houston, Texas 77024
GENERAL INFORMATION
info@bayoucityartfestival.com
Office: 713-521-0133
Co-Chair
Brooke Manning Co-Chair
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Festival Overview
Festival Overview
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Festival Overview
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Daniel Ng Featuired Artist
FEATURED ARTIST Originally from Honolulu, Hawaii, Daniel started his art training as a fine art student at the University of Hawaii. Upon moving to California in 1989, he attended Cypress College in preparation for entry to Art Center College of Design in Pasadena; there he further extended his art training. Daniel has been in Portland, Oregon for 16 years where he currently lives with his wife of 4 years, Sandra Wright. Influenced by the modern masters, Picasso, Matisse, Van Gogh, Gauguin and Chagall, it is his own interpretation of each individual scene that sets his paintings apart from typical
landscape paintings. His unique and vibrant style has been recognized by art aficionados at nationally recognized festivals (as well as his ever-growing client list) from coast-tocoast. Artist Statement: Daniel paints with imagination but not from imagination. Each landscape painting is inspired from an actual place. He creates composition in a simplified form with designs of shapes and patterns found in the natural world. You could speculate his designs are influenced by Fauvism. Daniel is a colorist. With a dry-brush technique, he applies acrylic paints in layers to develop bold vivid colors to bring out eye-catching contrast in his designs. It is his own whimsical interpretation of each individual scene that sets his paintings apart from typical landscape painting. 6
Featuired Artist
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Award Winners
Award winners Best in Show - Amber Marshall, Glass Second - Ellie Rusinova & Brandan Styles, Painting and Mixed Media 3D Third - Stephanie Rubiano, Mixed Media 2D Best Booth - Tomas Dumke, Wood MFAH Curatorial Award for Excellence in Glass - Amber Marshall
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Jurors
Judges
Matt Adams - President, Visual Arts Alliance (VAA) Luke Autrey - Member, Art Colony Association Board of Directors; Senior Account Executive ABC; Amateur Artist Julie Farr - Executive Director, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft Marissa Hershon - Curatorial Assistant, Decorative Arts and Design, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Nicola Parente - Member, Art Colony Association Board of Directors; Visual Artist Harwood Taylor - Vice President, Gremillion & Co. Fine Art
On Site Festival Judges Tara Conley Joe Aker Trish Matute Angel Quesada Chris Higham Rahul Mitra Tina Zulu Meredith Jack Didi Garza Venu Rao
On Site Festival MFAH Curatorial Award Judges Cindi Strauss Anna Walker Marissa Hershon
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Artists
Artists
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Artists
Aaron Hequembourg
Adriana Whitney
Al Clement
Alain Bathelot
Alan Lin
Alberto Toro
Alex Santamarina
Aline Sar
Allison Kallaway-Young
Amanda Armistead Pechacek
Amber Marshall
Amy Dallas
Amy Flynn
Amy Gillespie
Anderson Bailey
Andrew Carson
Andrew Mosedale
Andrew Otis
Andrew Shea
Andrew Van Schyndle
Andy Gonzalez
Angela Fabbri Ball
Angelo Fico
Anita Varadaraju
Anne Cubbage
Anne Gaines
Anne London
Anne Rutt
Annette Scarmardo
April Murphy
Ayala Naphtali
Barbara Lash
Barbara Mason
Barbara Swift
Beau Tudzarov
Bill Wirtel
Bob McNally
Brianna Martray
Bruce Holwerda
Bruce Reinfeld
Bryan Griffith
Bryan Schultz
Bryan Tumlinson
Bud Scheffel
Burkhard Saur
C.J. Bradford
C.L. Cunningham
Cady Watson
Camille Ellington
Carey Adams
Carla Wright
Carlos Montanaro
Carolina Cleere
Caroline Christie
Caroline Viene
Casey Horn
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Artists
Charles Deckas
Charles St. Charles
Charles Strain
Charles Thomas
Cheryl Acosta
Chris Bruno
Chris Coffey
Christina Smith
Christine Chandler
Christine Hartsock
Christopher Smith
Christopher Wheeler
Chung Hu
Cigdem Yerli
Clare Malloy
Clare Pousson
Cliff Matyszczyk
Clifford Lounsbury
Clifton Henri
Cory Cannella
Craig McMillin
Cynthia Broom
Dale Martin
Dale Rogers
Dani Arrecis
Daniel Horne
Daniel McKenna
Daniel Ng
Danny Young
Daryl Thetford
Dave Piper
David Boone
David Conn
David Fernandez
David Gordon
David Nelson
David O’neal
David Switzer
Dehanna Jones
Denise Greenwood Loveless
Dianne & Chuck Geier
Dolan Geiman
Douglas Fulks
Dylan Engler
Ed Bladen
Edward Holland
Elaine Lanoue
Ella Richards
Ellie Rusinova
Eric Lee
Eric Mort
Eric Ober
Erica Zap
Erik Saulitis
Erika Bell
Erin Curry
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Artists
Erin Hanson
Estella Fransbergen
Eva Letts
Faith Wickey
Fortune Sitole
Fred Conlon
Fred Fisher
Fred Mertz
Fred Tate
Gary Stretar
Gena Ollendieck
Gene Swensen
George Coll
Grant Manier
Greg Barnes
Greg Little
Greg Robertson
Gregg Rasmusson
Gregory Arth
Gregory Dennis
Guiteau Lanoue
Haley Lebeuf
Hanan Ingel
Harold Siefert
Harry Roa
Heiko Wiener
Helene Little
Helma Mezey
Hetty & Norman Metzger
Hilary Hachey
Holly Foss
Holt Lewis
Horace Thomas
Huixiong Fong
Hweihwei Brown
Inna Miller
Irena Saparnis
Iris Fragoso
Iris Mansard
Jacqui Uza
James Hill
James Offeman
James Perry
Jan Mayer
Janet Chico
Janet Mesic-Mackie
Janice Ho
Jason Hooper
Jason Stoddart
JD Dennison
Jeannie Maddox
Jeff Hamachek
Jeff Leedy
Jeffery Cannon
Jeffrey Nelson
Jennifer and Joseph Worth
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Artists
Jennifer Ardolino
Jennifer Cavan
Jennifer Romero
Jeremy Griffith
Jesper Johansen
Jill Schienle
Jill Tortorella
Jim Newbury
Jimmy Ellis
Jimmy McDonald
Joachim Knill
Joan Klasson
Joel Hunnicutt
Joey Blazek
Johanna Mueller
John Booth
John Deveer
John Fesken
John Fields
John Ha
John McDonald
John McMurry
John Sim
Jolyn Hecht
Jon Labass
Jon Thompson
Joseph Galvan
Joshua Duncan
Julia Groos
Julio Garcia
Kari Stringer
Kate Beck
Katherine Goulandris
Katherine Worthington
Kathleen Willer
Kathrine Allen Coleman
Kathy Womack
Kavan Geary
Keith Bradley
Kenneth Hudson
Kenneth Smith
Kevin DesPlanques
Kevin Harrington
Kevin Smith
Khrystyna Balushka
Kimber Fiebiger
Kowit Jitpraphai
Kreg Yingst
Kristin Wornson
Kurt McCracken
Kyle Osvog
Lance Heddan
Lance Munn
Larry East
Larry Smith
Laura Junge
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Artists
Leah Dziewit
Lee Alice Pablo
Leniska Curtis
Lewis Tardy
Libby Ganong
Lily Taylor
Linda Tillman
Linda Wagner
Lindsay Field
Lisa Cimino
Lisa Gastelum
Lisa Loudermilk
Lisa Norris
Lisa Suarez
Lisa Telling Kattenbraker
Lisa Toland
Liv Colbert
Liza Liftee
Lori Betz
Lotus Bermudez
Lou Hii
Lou Michaels
Louis Gonzalez
Lucia Friedericy
Luke Proctor
Lynn Langhoff
Maja
Marek Majewski
Margo Stamp
Marie Rust
Marilyn Endres
Marina Terauds
Marirosa Hofmann
Marjolyn Van Der Hart
Marjorie Rawson
Mark & Julie Glocke
Mark Driscoll
Mark Mohrenweiser
Mark Orr
Marla Duran
Marvin Blackmore
Mary Distefano-Jarowitz
Mary Filapek
Matthew Hatala
Matthew Hyner
Maureen Roberts
Mayauel Ward
Melissa Dominiak
Melissa Schmidt
Meyer Abrams
Michael Bryant
Michael Ezzell
Michael Gard
Michael Hamilton
Michael Madzo
Michael Paglia
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Artists
Michael Protiva
Michael Stephens
Michael Thiele
Michael Vagner
Micheal Paul Cole
Michele Eigler
Miguel Viniegra
Mike Bose
Mikel Robinson
Mimi Damrauer
Mitch Darte
Mitchell Berg
Molly Barnes
Molly Dingledine
Molly Lipsher
Molly Strader
Monika Pate
Morgan Van horn
Mychal Mitchell
Nesto Yulfo
Nichole Walch
Nick Molignano
Olive Kraus
Pamela Blaies
Patty Schwegmann
Paul Gillam
Paul Pearman
Paul Sanchez
Paul Willsea
Paula Sparks
Peg Martinez
Pen Morrison
Phil Kutno
Phillip Hall
Pyper Hugos
Rachel David
Rachell Henne
Ralph Parker
Randal Spangler
Randy Bryant
Randy O’Brien
Renee Dinauer
Rex Nockengust
Reza Pishgahi
Richard McCollum
Richard Ryan
Richard Wilson
Rick Loudermilk
Rita Kirkman
Robert Wilhelm
Robin Lauersdorf
Roderick Stevens
Roger Disney
Roger Mathews
Rommel Ricaurte
Ron & Christine Sisco
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Artists
Ronald Linton
Ronia Grillos
Ross De La Garza
Russell Grace
Sally J. Bright
Sally Wade
Sam Jones IV
Sam Stang
Samuel Yao
Santana Draper
Sarah Bean
Sarah Hassler
Scott Gamble
Scott Olson
Scott Swezy
Scott Williams
Sean Hill
Seth Vandable
Shae Skidmore
Shanni Renay
Sharon Johnston
Sharon Spillar
Sheldon Ganstrom
Sherri Jones
Sheryl McDonald
Shirley De’Vard
Signe Grushovenko
Sompit Xia
Spirit & Samuel Bush
Stan Allen
Stan Megdall
Stanley Scott
Stephanie Rubiano
Stephen Brehm
Steve Keating
Steve Malavolta
Steve Palmer
Steve Smith
Steven Graber
Steven Malone
Steven Potts
Steven Robowski
Su Abbott
Sue Mersman
Suely Lohr
Susan Clayton
Suzette Schutze
Suzie Baker
Syd Moen
Tai Poon
Talley Starbird
Tanya Doskova
Tate Hamilton
Terrell Powell
Thomas Andrew
Thomas Dumke
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Artists
Thomas Irven
Thomas Stotts
Tiffany Ownbey
Tim Peters
Timothy Lockwood
Timothy Sullivan
Todd Alexander
Todd Cameron
Tom Beach
Tom Snyder
Tom Walsh
Tony & Gretchen Schartz
Tra Slaughter
Veronica Sandoval
Vic Lee
Vicky Kokolski
Victor Edwards
Victor Gonzalez
Victoria Varga
Wayne Tortorella
Wayne Trinklein
Weldon Lee
Will Armstrong
Will Grant
William Cowherd
Wiwat Kamolpornwijit
Xavier Nuez
Yan Inlow
Yan Lee
Young Joo Yoo
Zhiyi Li
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Artists
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Food
FOOD TRUCKS
• KOAGIE HOTS • BERNIES BURGER BUS • THE GOLDEN GRILL • HAPPY ENDINGS ASIAN FUSION • COREANOS FRANCISCO
FOOD CONCESSIONS • ART OF INDIA
• B’S ROASTED CORN
• BROOKS FAMILY BBQ
• MARBLE SLAB CREAMERY
• THE TASTE OF NEW ORLEANS
• CRESCENT CITY KATFISH
BERNIE’S BURGER BUS
• CREPE CRAZY
The name says burgers, but that doesn’t quite cover this Houston favorite. Bernie’s Burger Bus hand-grinds the burgers using a custom blend of choice cuts of meats. Their condiments are homemade from scratch, in small batches with fresh ingredients. Buns are baked fresh daily by a local artisan baker. Signature Dish: Salvador Dali Burger Burger Topped with a House made Salsa Verde, Chipotle Aioli, Pepper Jack Cheese, Lettuce, Garlic Roasted Tomatoes and Crispy Tortilla Chips. @BerniesBurgers • bernie’sburgerbus.com
• FRUITY RHYTHM
• BOOM TOWN COFFEE
COREANOS Perfect harmony in mixing the savory taste of Korean BBQ with the familiar flavors of Mexican cuisine. Signature Dish: Francisco Toledo Burrito @Coreanoshtx • houston.coreanostx.com Coreanos food truck seeks to find the
THE GOLDEN GRILL Houston’s original grilled cheese truck. It takes the classic sandwich beyond just bread and cheese and puts this childhood favorite into gourmet category. Signature Dish: Vincent Van Gouda Grilled Cheese Grilled Cheese with smoked Gouda and bacon jam @goldengrillhtx • goldengrillhtx.com The Golden Grill food truck sets claims as 20
• ART OF CHOCOLATE
HAPPY ENDINGS ASIAN FUSION Throw in fusion fries or homemade egg-rolls made from the owner’s grandma’s recipe or a barbecue pork bun to round out the meal. Signature Dish: Sculpture of David Dog @happyendingsHTX • happyendingsHTX.com Happy Endings takes the idea of a dog and a bun to a whole new level by using 100% beef premium hot dogs served on Hawaiian-steamed rolls baked daily. Providing a dog for every kind of taste bud, the truck recently added taco baos which are served in a soft clamshell bun, steamed or fried.
KOAGIE HOTS
Loaded with toppings like in-house marinated Korean BBQ ribeye, the truck’s signature Kimchi made by Chef Pak, onions, aioli, and cheese options, like provolone or the always popular “wiz”. Signature Dish: Andy Warhog Cheesesteak Marinated pork cheesesteak @koagiehots • koagiehots.com Hoagie Hots is a Korean influenced food truck serving cheesesteaks, hot dogs and a unique spin on the “korn” dog. Koagie’s serves fresh French baguettes
Food
Food
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Entertainment
Entertainment
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Entertainment
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Entertainment
OMAR LOPEZ
Omar López, one of Austin’s top string musicians, walks the line between the classical and pop world and has shared the stage with artists such as Jose Feliciano, Enrique Iglesias, Broadway legend Jennifer Holliday (“Dreamgirls”), and 80s rock icons Cyndi Lauper and Pat Benatar. He has also performed in venues from Beirut, Lebanon to Beijing, China with Spanish guitarist BENISE.
SHAWN PANDER
Houston’s own Shawn Pander was a 2006 Grand Prize Winner in The John Lennon Songwriting Contest. He penned Notes from Hoover Street in Los Angeles, then recorded it in Austin with acclaimed producer/saxophonist, Carlos Sosa (Jason Mraz, Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine) Shawn evokes shades of Dire Straits, James Taylor and Patsy Kline, and treads a fine line between vintage jazz, country and blues.
MARGO REY
Margo Rey, wife of comedian Ron White, has charted three hits: Habit (Remixes) which broke into the Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs Chart, “Let The Rain” A “Hot Shot Debut” which remained on the Charts for 21 weeks, and “Between Us,” which climbed to #21 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart. Margo, a breast cancer survivor, is the national spokesperson for “Brides Against Breast Cancer.”
LAUREN SILVA
Lauren collaborated with Carrie Underwood and can be seen singing next to her in the movie “Soul Surfer. Her single “Hurt,” was nominated for Best Pop Song in the Hollywood Music in Media Awards and was placed on TV’s Oxygen Network, earning her first radio play in New York, Canada. “Hurt” claimed the number one spot on Austin’s KAZI for over six weeks in a row. 24
Entertainment
RENO PEREZ
Reno Perez is a versatile South Texas Bluesman. He’s a classically trained Mariachi, and routinely crosses all genres, transitioning from Blues to Latin, Jazz and Mariachi. Deftly fusing cultures and genres, he blithely colors outside the lines. Reno has toured with Country great Johnny Rodriguez, and shared the stage with Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, and Blues icons Bobby Blue Bland and Pinetop Perkins.
MARCIA BALL
Four-time grammy nominated Marcia Ball has won a total of nine Blues Music Awards (BMA’s) including the Pinetop Perkins Piano Player of the Year and received the 2013 Living Blues Readers’ Award. She has won three 2012 Living Blues Readers’ Awards, and was inducted into the Gulf Coast Hall of Fame in 2010 and into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 2012.
SOUL SUPPORTERS FEATURING BARBARA LYNN The Soul Supporters were voted “Best Soul Band” of 2013 on Austin music website Sonic. They will be backing Barbara Lynn. Her first single, “You’ll Lose A Good Thing”, co-written by her and Meaux, was recorded at Cosimo Matassa’s J&M studio with session musicians including Mac Rebennack (Dr. John). Released by Jamie Records, it was a number 1 US Billboard R&B chart hit and Top 10 Billboard Hot 100 hit in 1962. The song was later recorded by Aretha Franklin and became a country hit record for Freddy Fender. Lynn also released an album, also titled You’ll Lose A Good Thing, which featured ten of her compositions.
HELL BENT
Hell Bent is an all star fusion band featuring grammy winner Johnny Nicholas, Asleep at The Wheel’s original vocalist, and five-time grammy winner Cindy Cashdollar, steel guitar hall of famer, The list of artists each individual in the band has played with, opened for, backed up and recorded with is shockingly comprehensive, and reads like a who’s who of the contemporary music world. 25
Art Heist
Art Heist
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Art Heist
Thank you to the Art Heist: Radiant Orchid Thief Sponsors: A&E - The Graphics Complex Baccarat brown Carrabba's Italian Grill Comerica Bank Costco CRISP Daniel Ng Gibson Landscaping Girls Only The Secret Comedy of Women Grace's Harmony Electric Company High Gloss Hollywood Frame Gallery Houston Grand Opera Innovative Images IW Marks Jewelers Jackson and Company JNS Diamond Imports Karem Munoz - K. Renee Salon, Spas and Studio Kroger Lawn Barber Masterson Designs Mike Piana Piatto Ristorante Rainbow Lodge Sam's Sheraton Suites Houston Single Source Events Stella & Dot TDECU Trader Joe's
Proceeds from the Art Heist: Radiant Orchid Thief benefit the Art Colony Association and its Nonprofit Partners: Art Colony Association City Artworks Fotofest Fresh Arts Heritage Society Houston Center for Photography (HCP) Lemonadeday.org Memorial Park Concervancy Multicultural Education and Counceling Through the Arts (MECA) Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MFAH) Spay-Neuter Assistance Program Steam Education Initiatives Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA The Orange Show Center for Visionary Arts Young Audiences of Houston Art Colony Association (ACA) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to produce high quality art festivals. The aim of these festivals is to provide financial support to local nonprofit organizations and generate year-round revenue for artists creating master works in their medium. Funding for the art festivals is provided in part by grants from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance, corporate sponsorships, private contributions, in-kind support and volunteer assistance.
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Art Heist
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Art Heist
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Art Heist
Donating Artists Alberto Toro
Anne London Amy Flynn
Annette Scarmardo Amy Gillespie
Bryan Tumlinson
Anita Varadaraju
Dolan Geiman
Chris Wheeler
Bruce Holwerda
Daryl Thetford
Fred Fisher
David Conn
Gary Stretar
Ella Richards Elaine Lanoue
Grant Manier
Fred Conlon
Helene Little
Greg Little Heather Fields Guiteau Lanoue
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Harold Siefert
Hudson River Inlay
Art Heist
Jill Tortorella
Josh Duncan
Johanna Mueller
James Offeman
Kevin DesPlanques
John Booth
Khrystyna Balushka
Kenneth Hudson
Maja
Linda Wagner
Marie Rust
Lucia Friedericy
Michael Protiva Marjolyn van der Hart
Rita Kirkman Paul Sanchez
Samuel Yao
Robin Lauersdorf Robert Wilhelm
Sean Hill Earrings
Steven Potts Steven Graber
Roger Disney
syd moen
Roger Mathews
Tra Slaughter
Tanya Doskova Tate Hamilton
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Volunteers and Community Partners
Volunteers And Community Partners
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Volunteers and Community Partners
VOLUNTEERS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS - Nonprofit Partners
Sponsor Acknowledgements & Community Partners VOLUNTEERS
• 560 total volunteer shifts covered throughout the festival. • 8 Nonprofit Partners contributed over 200 volunteers for their Creative Zone activities. • Over 300 volunteers staffed markets, check-ins, festival entry, and artist relief. • 360 total shifts with a duration of 4.5 hours. 200 total Creative Zone shifts with a duration of 3.5 hours. Estimated total donated time: over 2320 hours. • Volunteer time valued at: $52,316. (Volunteer rate estimated at $22.55/hour in 2013)
FESTIVAL ARTISTS
Kroger • Over 1400 artists Lemonade Day.org registered for jury Memorial Park consideration in Concervancy festival. Microsoft • 430 artists on Mountain Dew display from 38 Museum of Fine states and Canada. Arts, Houston • 308 artists from (MFAH) outside of Texas; The Naked Grape 122 Texas artists. The New York Times SPONSORS Northwest Mall (listed Alphabetically) Orange Show Center Advantage BMW for Visionary Arts Midtown Parks Department Art Colony Association (City of Houston) AT&T Digital Life PODS Moving and Storage Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Renewal by Anderson Bayou City Robust Energy Drink Bike Barn Single Source Events City of Houston Sonesta Collection Club Wyndham Stell a Artios Deep Eddy Vodka Sweat Leaf Iced Teas Fast Frame Texas Monthly Green Mountain Energy TMS Transportation Hampton Inn Verizon Wireless Houston Arts Alliance The Wall Street Journal Houston Chronicle Waste Management Icelandic Glacial Jackson and Company William Winery Hill Estate KHOU11 Yelp 33
2014 Nonprofit Partners
2014 Nonprofit Partners • City Artworks • Fotofest • Fresh Arts • Heritage Society • Houston Center for Photography (HCP) • LemonadeDay.org • Memorial Park Conservancy • Multicultural Education and Counceling Through the Arts (MECA) • Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MFAH) • Spay-Neuter Assistance Program • STEAM Education Initiatives • Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA • The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art • Young Audiences of Houston
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Sponsors
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WSJ.com
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Educational Outreach
Educational Outreach
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Educational Outreach
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Children’s Creative Zone
Children’s Creative Zone Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA encouraged creation of the perfect art festival accessory with Spangles That Dangle! Children selected from an exciting assortment of beads and pendants to construct Bayou City keepsakes. Young Audiences of Houston volunteers helped kids tell their stories with dots in an activity called Aboriginal Dot Paintings. The craft simulates a style of art that uses dots to form images like animals and symbols. LemonadeDay.org taught children to be entrepreneurs with big dreams. Children helped run the lemonade stand and learned to use a Point of Sale called Square. One of their founders, Lisa Holthouse, signed and sold the book she co-wrote with Bill Megenheardt, “It All Started With a Turtle”. Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MFAH) offered a craft called Linguist Staffs. In some cultures these messenger sticks were intended to remind the holders of basic values and morals and thus prevent power from going to people’s heads. Fotofest helped children create Custom Frames to hold their future photographic artwork. City Artworks volunteers used colorful pipe cleaners and supplies to help kids build any kind of Creative Critters their imaginations could dream up. University of Houston - Clear Lake Art Gallery brought an exciting activity called Printmaking to inspire and educate our youth. Orange Show brought their magnificent Art Bus, where kids can climb aboard and create, what else? Art Cars! The Orange Show volunteers supplied all of the little pieces needed for kids to make their own versions of the wild and crazy cars.
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Children’s Creative Zone
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