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A Buckhorn Community Centre Fundraising Event.
Named one of the Top 100 Festivals in Ontario for nine consecutive years!
Thank you to our Funding Partners
COVER ARTIST
How Man Was Made by Lewis Parker Our 2016 “Special Exhibit” ‘Real People Real Lives’ is a collection of work from the late Lewis Parker. Lewis Edgar Hyde Parker was born in Toronto in 1926, the eldest of 4 children. From an early age, he showed both a remarkable ability to draw and a high degree of selfdirection in creating and completing drawing projects. By the age of 12, Lewis had amassed dozens of sketch books filled with people and storybook characters. In 1968, Parker travelled with photographer Eugene Aliman to western Canada to paint the Plains Indians.
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The Huronia Council in Ontario then commissioned Lewis to devise historical paintings for Sainte-Marie-Among-theHurons. This inspired collaboration with acclaimed painter Gerald Lazare to create the Huron Collection, 36 paintings depicting the life and culture of Canada’s Huron Indians. The National Film Board of Canada then sought Parker, in partnership with Lazare, for film work involving both the Beluga Whale and Plains Indians. Lazare and Parker joined forces again in 1972 to render a massive project for Ottawa’s Museum of Man, representing the history of mankind inside 3 domes within the Museum, each measuring 16 by 75 feet.
Book Design and Production by Design One, Bobcaygeon.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcoming Notes Festival Hours and General Info Presentations and Entertainment Schedule Youth Art and Art Competition Special Guest Exhibitors Map of Festival Park Exhibiting Artists BFAF 2015 Team Leaders Community Supporters
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elcome to the 39th Buckhorn Fine Art Festival. The Buckhorn Fine Art Festival has a time-honoured reputation for showcasing galleryquality displays of artists from across Canada, appealing to a broad range of art enthusiasts and collectors. The Opening Night Garden Party offers patrons an intimate opportunity to interact with the exhibiting artists and be the first to view their new works at a relaxed pace. The evening features complimentary fine hors d’oeuvres and live entertainment in a casual garden party atmosphere. Your Garden Party ticket entitles you to access the Festival all weekend. A Top 100 FEO event for the past 9 years, the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival provides visitors with an opportunity to linger longer and experience demonstrations and special presentations by the artists themselves. Throughout the Festival weekend there will be performances from a variety of accomplished local musicians and local cuisine to satisfy your culinary cravings. The
page 3 page 4 page 4 page 5 page 6 - 7 page 8 pages 9 - 39 page 40 pages 41 - 48 Festival also includes an amateur art competition and a youth art display. We also have special interests groups including Kawartha Land Trust and Peterborough Field Naturalists joining us again this year, all in the picturesque woodland setting of the Buckhorn Community Centre. The interactive ARTivity Zone strives to nurture artistic creativity by providing a variety of interactive art activities for children and adults in a place where one can freely explore, experience and use one’s imagination. The ARTivity Zone is located at the Buckhorn Sports Complex adjacent to the Community Centre. While you’re in Buckhorn stop to admire the first mural of the “Kawartha Outdoor Gallery” near the locks. A second mural is on the east wall of the Buckhorn Community Centre. KOG is a collection of professional quality outdoor murals celebrating the landscape, wildlife, history and cultural heritage of the Kawarthas. Visit www.kawarthasoutdoorgallery. ca for more information. 3
Many hours of planning and preparation go into the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival thanks to the dedication of hundreds of volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer find out more at www. buckhorncommunitycentre.com The Buckhorn Fine Art Festival is a juried exhibition and we welcome new applicants. Applications will be available on line November 2016. Visit our website for details. Contact us 705-657-1918 Toll free 1-877-300-9766 www.buckhornfineart.com
FESTIVAL HOURS
Opening Garden Party: Friday, August 12 from 7 pm to 9 pm Weekend Hours: Saturday August 13, 10 am to 5 pm Sunday August 14, 10 am to 5 pm
Location: 1782 Lakehurst Road (County Road 37) At the Buckhorn Community Centre
GENERAL INFORMATION
• Be sure to fill out your ticket ballot and drop it into one of the ballot boxes for many chances to win great prizes. Check the Info Booth before you leave to see if you are a winner! • No smoking in the buildings or tents please. • Wheelchairs are available upon request. • No pets are allowed on the Festival grounds; please leave yours in comfort at home. • Our security personnel will be checking purchase invoices on exit – please be sure to hang on to the white copy of your invoice. • We ask that art purchased from the Special Exhibit remain on display there until 5 pm on August 14.
Festival Park Entertainment Schedule Description
FRIDAY
Opening Garden Party 7 - 9:00 pm Music
SATURDAY Saturday morning 10:00 - 12:00 Saturday afternoon 1:00 - 2:00 Saturday afternoon 3:00 - 4:00
Music Working with Wax - A brief overview of Watercolour Batik and Encaustic Getting Started in Stone Carving “Stone Carving 101”
SUNDAY Sunday morning 11:00 - 1:30 Music Sunday afternoon 2:00 - 3:00 Painting Urban Scenes Sunday afternoon 3:30 - 4:30 Good Art is in the Details – Demonstration of Diamond Tip Etching Sunday afternoon 4:30 - 5:00 Awards, Closing Remarks 4
Presented By
Bridget and the Pocket Kings The Brady Brothers Linda Virio Stuart Blower
Fresh Water Trade Les Luxemburger Susan Conner-Bernett Director of the BFA and Art Competition Leaders
BUCKHORN FINE ART AWARD
Sponsored by the Wagstaffe Family In keeping with the mandate of the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival to recognize and support contemporary artistic talent, one award of $500.00 is available annually: To be awarded to an adult (age 17 or older), pursuing an education in the visual arts at a recognized Canadian art institution, who demonstrates community involvement and is in need of nurturing support and recognition. For more details and the application form visit: www.buckhornfineart.com. One piece of the recipient’s work will be displayed in the Art Competition area of the Festival.
YOUTH ART DISPLAY
A specially designated area is set aside within the Festival to exhibit the work of these young artists for the duration of the Festival. The objective is to encourage creativity and nurture budding interest and skills in the Visual Arts.
ART COMPETITION
We welcome competition entries from individuals developing their art skills and/or experimenting in a new medium, individuals who identify themselves as hobby or professional artists, and teen artists (ages 13 to19). This year, the Art Competition entries are on display in the Multipurpose Room of the Community Centre. Visitors are invited to participate by casting a vote for the “People’s Choice Award”. Ballots are available in the Art Competition area and will be accepted until 3 pm on Sunday, August 14, 2016.
The Art Competition is committed to: • Encouraging the development of creativity and skills in Visual Arts • The recognition and support of artistic talent • Providing opportunities for learning from being judged professionally Presentation of the awards for the Art Competition will take place Sunday August 16, starting at 4:30 pm in the entertainment marquee in Festival Park. For past winners, more details and the Art Competition application form visit: www.buckhornfineart.com First Place Winners, 2015 Art Competition: Best of Show
Cathy Cowan
Future Promise
Rehanna Othman
People’s Choice
Mary Ellen Gerster
Teenage
Rehanna Othman
Novice
Brenda Telford
Hobby: Any Subject/ Medium
Barbara Webster
Open: Oil
Vicki McCracken
Open: Watercolour
Mary Ellen Gerster
Open: Acrylic
Cathy Cowan
Open: Pen/Ink/Pencil/ Pastel/Charcoal
Jesse Strong
Congratulations to all 2015 winners! Thank you to our Art Competition Sponsor:
SPONSORS
The Buckhorn Fine Art Festival and Art Competition organizing committee is grateful for the support of: The Art Shop 33 Queen Street Lakefield, Ontario www.theartshop1.com
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any thanks go to the Buckhorn Community Centre for hosting the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival for the last 39 years. The Buckhorn Community Centre & Athletic Association is committed to offering a wide variety of activities, events and programs to meet the recreational and social needs of the Community. In order to build a vibrant and sustainable Centre, the foundation of the Community success, is the continued dedication of Volunteers. Incredibly, 30+ years ago a group of very special people had a dream and a vision. They saw the need for a community centre in Buckhorn. These courageous and generous people actually mortgaged their homes to
realize their dream. With the help of Wintario funding, they built the Buckhorn Community Centre. The Buckhorn Community Centre opened its doors to the public in March 1978. That spring, President Bob Creighton approached local artist Edwin Matthews with an idea to have an art show as a fundraiser to help pay the mortgage. That is how the Buckhorn Wildlife Art Festival and Sale began. At the time, no one knew if people would want to come to a little hamlet like Buckhorn to enjoy and buy art. Various committees were set up by the Centre to start the process. Edwin Matthews organized the “Buckhorn Wildlife Art Festival� project with incredible enthusiasm and vision and the rest, as they say, is history.
The Buckhorn Fine Art Festival welcomes the following guest exhibitors: Kawartha Land Trust
Kawartha Land Trust is a nongovernmental organization and a registered charity dedicated to acquiring land and interests in land and maintaining it in a natural state. More than twenty significant natural sites, along with the life they support, are currently preserved under KLT. This progress is only made possible through devoted community partners, generous land donors and financial supporters, and extraordinary volunteers who give their time to become stewards of the land. Visit their display in the Hummingbird Gallery. More information can be found at www.kawarthalandtrust.org
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Peterborough Field Naturalists
The Peterborough Field Naturalists and its members are involved in many volunteer projects which monitor and document specific aspects of our natural world. The Peterborough Field Naturalists (PFN) is a registered charity and active club in Peterborough, Ontario, with a history dating back to 1940. When you join the PFN as a member, you help to promote nature conservation, education, and active outdoor lifestyles in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. Look for the PFN booth in the Community Centre. More information can be found at www.peterboroughnature.org
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At the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival, you will discover art of the highest quality in a picturesque woodland setting.
Ballantyne, Sheila
Tea Time #1, 12”x12” Acrylic on Board www.ballantyneart.com White Pine Gallery
Barber, Linda
Signs of Spring, 11”x14” Acrylic, www.lindabarberart.com Raccoon Gallery
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The following Exhibitors can be found in the locations listed on the last line under their names.
Blanchard-Thomas, Marie Orange Poppies, 36”x36” Acrylic, www.marieblanchardthomas.com Cardinal Gallery
Blower, Stuart Galactic Pearl, 15”W x 12”H x10”D Black Chlorite, www.sbvisualmedia.ca Trillium Gallery
Beaton, Laura Tea Time, 24”x34” Chinese Ink on Rice Paper www.laurabeaton.com Community Centre Gym
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Brash, Roy
Girl with Umbrella, 30”x24” Acrylic www.roybrash.com Eagle Gallery
Bulas, Marlene
Summer Fields, 6”x20” Acrylic on Canvas www.sunninghillart.com Community Centre Multi
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Centazzo, Roberto
Adams Creation, 16”x32” Stone Mosaic www.stonefolio.com Cardinal Gallery
Conner-Bernett, Susan Tree of Life Approx. 12” x 14” x ¾” Granite www.drawnfromstone.com Cardinal Gallery
Cox, Cyril Hazy Autumn, 24”x24” Oil, coxfineart@yahoo.com Heron Gallery
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Cunningham, Lynda Craigs Rooster 24” x 24” Oil
www.lyndacunningham.com Cardinal Gallery
Diamond, Paul Gray Vase, Woodturning 705-454-2095 Otter Gallery
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De Viller, Yvonne
Dawn Drama, 22.5’ Round Glass, www.yvonnedeviller.ca Pheasant Gallery
Davidson, John
Frost Window, Photography www.johndavidsonphotography.com Community Centre Gym
Derrick, Mary Light & Breezy, 36” x 48”
Oil maryderrickart.wix.com/maryderrickart Cardinal Gallery
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Dodge, Kelly
Ecclesiastes, 7”x5” Oil www.kellydodgeart.com White Pine Gallery
Doherty, Robert
“Snow Day”, 16”x20 Oil www.robertdoherty.org Community Centre Multi 14
Ding, Tina Grass, 20”x50” Oil www.tinadart.ca Trillium Gallery
Edwards, Jill Bracelet, Jewellrey, Sterling Silver and black Swarovski cube beads mjcolqu@gmail.com Cardinal Gallery
Dunn, Lori Flycather Duo, 8”x10” Scratchboard www.loridunnart.com Maple Gallery 15
Fernandes, Henry Fatal Attraction, 12”x12” Acrylic www.henryfernandes.com Pheasant Gallery
Ford Forrester, Stephanie Beach, Textiles 8”x9” www.stephaniefordforrester.ca Community Centre Multi
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Foyn, Dave Portent of Things to Come, Acrylic 30”x36” www.davidfoynart.com Trillium Gallery
Fobert, Ginny Crowds Photography 26”x24”, Aluminum www.mynds-i.com Trillium Gallery
Franks, Rhonda First Snow, Acrylic, 4”x6” www.rhondafranks.com Cardinal Gallery 17
Gibbs, Debra Tea Pot, 12” FINE Porcelain linkedin/dgpottery facebook.com/dgpottery Maple Gallery
Hasner, Rosemary Just Moo It 20”x30” Mixed Media www.blackdogcreativearts.com Community Centre Multi
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Gill, George Conformity Photography georgegillphotography.com Community Centre Gym Goodman, Barry Wedding Band 14K Gold hand pierced bgoodman4@aol.com Community Centre Gym
Froude, Dave Green Rain, 16”x20” Oil www.davefroude.com Otter Gallery 19
Henry, Lauren The Arrival Part 1 10”x16” Oil www.laurenhenryart.com Trillium Gallery
James, Dwayne The Twins 22”x30” Watercolour www.dwaynerjames.com Community Centre Multi
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Keast, Bill Winter’s Wrath, 32” x 24” www.paintingsbykeast.ca Community Centre
Kay, Clive Yellow Umbrella Oil 12”x17” african@clivekay-artist.com White Pine Gallery
Johnston, Nancy Captured Fibre Arts www.studiosjohnston.ca Timberwolf Gallery
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Kingsbury, Laura “Drama” Pilated Woodpecker, 23”x16”, Acrylic www.laurakingsbury.com Eagle Gallery
LePage, Eddie Home Sweet Home 24”x36”, Acrylic www.eddielepage.net Pheasant Gallery 22
Lennard, John Spring Shadows, 24”x30” Oil lennards@interhop.net Pheasant Gallery
Leung, Charles The High Falls, 16”x20” Asian Brush Painiting on Rice Paper, charlesleung@sympatico.ca Community Centre Multi
Loney, Steven Gathered Thoughts 7”x7”x8” Brazilian Soap Stone stevenloneycreation@hotmail.com Maple Gallery
Little, Brenda Potted Geraniums, 30”X40” Acrylic www.brendalittlewcg.com Community Centre Gym 23
Lopatin, Vladimir Adam and Eve 11”x7”x13” Mixed Wood and Gem Stone natureartists.com/vladimir_lopatin.asp Community Centre Multi
Lopatina, Olena First Day of Autumn, 24”x36” Oil natureartists.com/olena_lopatina.as Community Centre Gym 24
Madsen, Malcom Crocodile Tooth, 3” Sterling Silver/Copper malcommadsen@rogers.com Raccoon Gallery
Luxemburger, Les Hamilton Spoke to Me 24”x36” Acrylic www.lesluxemburger.com Cardinal Gallery
Lovat-Fraser, Heather Backyards 48”x24” Acrylic heather-lovat-fraser.pixels.com Otter Gallery
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Marin, Stella Evening Swim Oil 16”x 20” s.marinarts@gmail.com Heron Gallery
McCracken, Vicki Portrait of a Zebra, 24”x30” Oil vicki.mccracken1@gmail.com Eagle Gallery
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McNeil, Kelly The Emerald Dance, 18”x18” Oil www.kellymcneil.net Heron Gallery
Miller, Judi Queen Anne’s Lace, 4”x14” Embroidery www.judimiller.ca Cardinal Gallery
McKay, Vicki Ghosts, 18”x24” Photography www.e-scapesphotography.ca Community Centre Multi
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Milligan, Billy Jack Duke, 10”x10” Acrylic www.billyjacksfineart.com Maple Gallery
Morton, Chris Remember When, 36”x44” Oil chrismorton72@hotmail.com Raccoon Gallery
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Pearce, Victoria Muskoka Light Revealed, 37”x28” Acrylic www.victoriapearce.ca Community Centre Gym
Pardy, Margaret The Hunt, 20”x16” Watercolour/Ink margaret-sarah-pardy.artistswebsites.com Community Centre Gym
Nicholson, Jennifer Birch Cuff Bracelet Sterling Silver www.justperfectdesigns.com Community Centre Gym
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Pepin, Patricia Canada Geese, 12”x19” Oil www.patriciapepin.com Raccoon Gallery
Quirt, Wendy The Fisher King Acrylic, 7”x5” www.wendyquirtstudios.ca Cardinal Gallery 30
Rankin, Paul Backyard Friends, 14” x 18”, Acrylic www.paulrankinbirdart.com Timberwolf Gallery
Rood, Frans Slotted Vase, Ceramic, 10”x6” www.french-red.ca Community Centre Multi
Salzman, Heather Lacy Edge Vase Glass. 12” Spring Thaw, Glass salzman@xplornet.com Heron Gallery
Schissel, Catherine Algonquin Vista, 60”x36” Acrylic www.ceschisselart.com Community Centre Gym 31
Stonehouse, Brenda Moody Blues, 24”x24” Oil www.brendastonehouse.com Community Centre Multi
Smith, Mike The Avenue, 30”x24” Oil/Charcoal www.mikesmith.ca Community Centre Gym
Sidler, Nan Bridgenorth Trail 10”x20” Watercolour www.sidlerart.com Eagle Gallery 32
Staples, Lorraine Blue Hosta, 24”x30” Acrylic www.lorrainestaples.ca Timberwolf Gallery
TenEycke, Barb Ragged Falls Acrylic 30”x36” www.barbteneycke.com White Pine Gallery
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Tovey, Joan Cardinal, 12”x24” Oil v.tovey@bell.net Otter Gallery
Unwin, Ivan Ben Cruachan Acrylic 48”x28” ivanunwin@yahoo.com Community Centre Gym
Van Drie, A.J. Autumn Wetland, 16” x 20” Acrylic www.ajvandrie.ca Cardinal Gallery
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Vandenbrink, Jake Cottage Lane Acrylic 18”x24” www.jake-vandenbrink.artistwebsites.com Community Centre Gym
Trach, Brent French River Delta, 19”x12” Watercolour www.brenttrachart.com Raccoon Gallery 35
Varga, Emil 25”x32” Love is Everything Watercolour varga@3web.com Timberwolf Gallery
Vasquez, David Last Summer 36”x48” Oil www.innersoulart.ca Eagle Gallery
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Virio, Linda Brunswick Bridge, 24”x8” Encaustic www.lindavirio.com Eagle Gallery Warmelink, Jackie Copper Fish, 13”x10”x 2” Raku Pottery www.jackiewarmelinkpotter.ca White Pine Gallery
Vyborna, Alena Textiles alenavyborna@hotmail.com White Pine Gallery 37
Ykema, Janice Blue, 36”x48” Acrylic www.janiceykema.ca Heron Gallery
Wicks, Derek Riverbed Rendevous 30”x22” www.derekwicks.com Heron Gallery
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Wilson, Lloyd Sparkle, 8”x10” Oil, www.lloydwilson.ca
Otter Gallery
Wilson, Randall Lake Magnetawan, Oil g.randywilson@hotmail.com Community Centre Multi
Werlich, John Georgian Bay, 32”x52” Paper www.artfrompaper.com Community Centre Gym 39
Presenting the 2016 team Leaders
Allyson Allin Director
John Bannan Security
Shelley Bertram Security
Linda Black Preview Night
Roger Clark Set Up
Lea Dennis Volunteers Liaison
Marda Drew ARTivity Zone
Ellen Dumas Youth Art Display
Nancy Fairweather Team Celebration
Gary Gauthier Volunteers Lounge
Doris Hillier Volunteer Executive Chef
Gerri Jablonowski Accommodations
Judy McWhirter Logistics & Setup
Diane Michell Show Office
Peter Raymond Website
Peggy Roberts Accounting
Bill Schregardus Logistics & Setup
Diane Skinner Volunteers Liaison
Marilyn Spenceley Artists’ Lounge
Judy Staszak Artist Lounge
Thank you to all of our Fabulous volunteers! Jim Wagstaffe Set Up
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Sally Yardley Past Director
IN MEMORIA
Friends of the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival Debbie Fitzgerald
Mary Barrow Cheryl Battistelli
Jack Reid
Art Iddison
Paul Burdette
Dorothy Renals
Ely Kish
Brenda Carter
Michael Robinson
Norman Knott
Andrea Childs Kay & Bob Creighton (Sr.)
Saul Field
Ursala Reese
Richard Hayman
Ricky Bowker
Jean Feng
Al Poolman
George Hurst
Gordon Bowker
Ernie Cselko
Roger Tory Peterson
Doug Sadler
Barbara Matthews
Terence M Shortt
Edwin Matthews
Jean Townsend
Nori Peter Gordon Peters
Klaas Verboom Clifford & Eleanor Whetung
Fondly remembered and sadly missed
Thank you to our Community Supporters
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2017 marks the 40th anniversary of the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival, as well as the 150th anniversary of the Confederation of Canada. The perfect opportunity for a special Canadian artistic celebration! The 40th Annual Buckhorn Fine Art Festival will be held on August 19 and 20, 2017 with the Opening Garden Party on Friday, August 18. The theme of the 2017 Buckhorn Fine Art Festival is Oh Canada! Our True North!
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