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2022 OFFICIAL PROGR AM The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival
38 Gallery of Exhibiting Artists
WHAT’S INSIDE 4 Board Members
5 Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation 6 Co-Presidents’ Welcome
10 Festival at a Glance 12 Map
14 2022 Exhibitors 16 Judges
18 Poster Artist
20 Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit 21 Best of Show Collection 22 Mayor’s Letter 23 Local Color
25 Entertainment
29 The Foundation
32 Children’s Workshop
59 Thank You
36 Emerging Artists
60 In Memoriam
37 2021 Winners
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Clay Digital Art Drawing and Pastels Emerging Artists Fiber Glass Jewelry Leather Metal Mixed Media - 2D Mixed Media - 3D Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture Watercolor Wood
56 Patrons
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BOARD MEMBERS 2022 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Board
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Co-President Wayne Osley Co-President Terry Forrester Co-President Elect Greg Witherspoon
Co-President Elect Jennifer Clark Treasurer Pat Bruno Recording Secretary Hal Downing
Co-Corresponding Secretary Nancy J. Calhoun Co-Corresponding Secretary Drew Brooks
BOARD MEMBERS Corey Alexander Ralph Barbatos Kirsys Bennett Tom Bruno Melanie Carrigan Barbara Chandler Liz Eunice Laura Fogelman
Monica Gfrorer Debbie Greear Barbara Gugel Holly Henson Howard Ker Barbara Langley Rebecca Lee Sally Leslie
Alice Moulton Sandra Sandeberg Jean Sprimont Pam Stewart Amelia Storer Amy Thrasher Carol Wisler
PROVISIONAL MEMBERS Susan Ashby Becky Distad
Catherine Hayes Teresa Hermann
Miles McDonnell Jr. Rachel Simmons
SUSTAINING MEMBERS Dale Amlund Sarah E. Arnold Sabrina Balthazor Keith Barden Karen Branen Daphne Cukier Joann Darnell Bonnie Davis Nancy Deutsch Louise De Veer Duncan DeWahl Janice Elsheimer 4 63RD WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
Joyce Evans Jan Farnsworth Margaret Fountain Connie Glicken Linda Guthrie Hebbie Hauert Mercer Herman Michael Hlavek Shari Hodgson John King Linda King Bob Klettner
Sandy Lenzen Ruben Madrid Camille Marchese Talley Mendinhall Brian Millard Carole Moreland Jeanne Odom Lois Payne Beth Raffo Morna Robbins Tom Sacha Steve Schoene
Nancy Stephenson Cynthia Sucher Churchill Thompson Danny Thompson Katie Gill Warner Marta Westall Chip Weston Suzanne Woodward Doni Young Sally Zarnowiec Julie Zimmerman
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CO-PRESIDENTS’ WELCOME
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e’re thrilled to be back for the 63rd annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. The festival is a time to appreciate art and the people who create it, bringing artists from around the country to our community to showcase their talents. What makes art so special? What makes this event a tradition worth continuing year after year? Art is a beauty that reaches us all differently, with the power to transcend the ordinary and give us joy and gratitude anew. We could all use a little more of that — particularly now! In Winter Park, we’ve always found a way to celebrate what art represents. As co-presidents of this year’s festival, we’re thrilled to welcome you back. We love this festival because it not only gives us that piece of beauty and transcendence, it also brings us together and shares such special artists with the community. And this wouldn’t be an art festival without music! As part of our opening act, we had an incredible jazz concert headlined by Eric Darius on Saturday night, March 12. We couldn’t think of a better way to kick off the event. None of this would be possible without your help and support. We have a tremendous volunteer board of directors who make this event happen. We currently have 40 board members who spend countless hours to deliver this festival to you. Thank you for making this event a reality! We also must thank the Patrons who give generously to support the artists in our show as well as our sponsors, 6 63RD WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
festival volunteers and active sustaining board members, who provide hours of service to support this massive effort. In addition, we have our wonderful city officials, employees and officers who lend a huge hand to securing and organizing. However you partake, we hope this year that you appreciate all art has to offer, and the community that drives it. Terry Forrester and Wayne Osley Co-Presidents, 63rd annual Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival
Co-Presidents Terry Forrester (left) and Wayne Osley (right).
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FESTIVAL AT A GL ANCE WHERE: Central Park and along Park Avenue in Winter Park WHEN: March 18, 19, 20 n HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday and Saturday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday For more information, call 407-644-7207 or visit the website at wpsaf.org. ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is one of the nation’s oldest, largest and most prestigious outdoor art festivals. The festival debuted in March 1960 as a community project to bring local artists and art lovers together. It’s produced by an all-volunteer board and draws up to 250,000 visitors each year. Close to 900 artists from around the world applied for this year’s event. An independent panel of three judges selected the artists who will exhibit their works. The event consistently ranks among the top juried fine-art festivals in the country. National accolades include No. 3 in Art Fair SourceBook’s 2020 festival rankings and No. 6 in Sunshine Artist’s Top 200 from 2010-2020, a 10-year ranking of the nation’s most profitable art shows. In ArtFairCalendar’s list of Best Art Fairs, the festival ranks No. 1 in the South and No. 6 in the nation.
CATEGORIES
The festival features a wide variety of fine arts and crafts in the following categories: clay, digital art, drawings and pastels, fiber, glass, graphics and printmaking, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media-2D, mixed media-3D, painting, photography, sculpture, watercolor and wood as well as an Emerging Artists category.
AWARDS
Artists compete for 63 awards totaling $74,500. In 2019, the Best of Show purchase award was increased to $12,000. A $5,000 “Art of Philanthropy” Purchase Award is sponsored by the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, while a $2,500 “Distinguished Work of Art” Award is presented through the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. There are 10 Awards of Excellence of $2,000 each, 20 Awards of Distinction of $1,000 each and 30 Awards of Merit of $500 each.
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
New this year, the traditional Friday Night Concert was moved to the Saturday before the festival, March 12, and kicked off festival week. The Saturday Night Concert featured chart topping jazz saxophonist Eric Darius as the
headliner, along with world-famous New York guitarist JJ Sansaverino and acclaimed singer/songwriter Rebecca Jade. Additionally, during the three days of the festival there’ll be soft, contemporary live music on the stage in north Central Park.
MERCHANDISE
Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival T-shirts and other memorabilia are available at three merchandise sales tents. The tents are located at the south entrance (Park and New England avenues), at the center intersection (Morse Boulevard and Park Avenue), and at the north entrance (Park and Garfield avenues). Posters will be for sale at the three merchandise tents and at the vintage poster tent, located across the mulch path next to festival headquarters at Park Avenue and Morse Boulevard. The 2022 poster, created by popular local artist Tom Sadler, features a beautiful festival street scene framed to look like a postage stamp. Notecards and postcards are also available.
CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP
Youngsters can create their own artwork at the Children’s Workshop. Easel painting is extremely popular, and local art centers and museums feature a variety of fun, hands-on art activities for children. Admission is free and participants may take home their artistic creations. Children’s Workshop hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Easel painting is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
LEON THEODORE SCHOOLS EXHIBIT
The place to discover talented artists of the next generation is at the Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit, where artwork by thousands of Orange County students is on display. The creativity and level of expertise displayed by these youthful artists will delight and amaze you. Be sure to check out this popular exhibit.
COMPLIMENTARY BIKE CORRAL
Ride your bike to the festival and park it at the free Bike Corral located off Morse Boulevard across the street from the SunRail station parking lot.
No animals are allowed (except certified service animals) in Central Park or on Park Avenue between New England and Canton avenues during festival hours, per a City of Winter Park Ordinance. NOTE: Visitors are asked to follow the current COVID-19 CDC guidelines. Although no longer mandated by the state, face masks/coverings are encouraged to be worn for your protection and that of others. Maintain a safe social distance, avoid standing in crowded areas and wash your hands frequently. Hand-washing stations and sanitizer will be available throughout Central Park. 10 63RD WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
2022 WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART VISIT THE BEER GARDEN for refreshing cold beers and fine wines.
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Located on the north side of Morse Boulevard in the SunRail station Sponsored by
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Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Provided by the City of Winter Park.
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2022 EXHIBITORS EMERGING ARTISTS
212 Leila Elguennich 214 Wonda Granville 210 Andrea Romero
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147 Larry Allen 216 Michael Barnes 35 Michael Cho 2 Patrick Dragon 13 John Herbon 29 Paul Jeselskis 33 William Kidd 115 Brenna McBroom 41 Kyle Osvog 107 Andy Smith 168 Cheryl Mackey Smith 172 Gregory Story 236 Reiko Uchytil 226 Glenn Woods and Keith Herbrand
DIGITAL ART 220 184 178 242 109 224 239 246 169 233
Rick Abrams Eric Clay Sam Collins R. C. Fulwiler Dewey James Ynon Mabat Ed Myers Craig Roderick Randall Smith Steve Stratman
DRAWING AND PASTELS 139 129 241 203 175 174 162 37 213 112 227A
Dennis Angel David Bjurstrom Robin Frisella Jennifer Gardner Bobby Goldsmith Deana Goldsmith Vicki Jones Robin Lauersdorf Lawrence Packard D. Arthur Wilson R. Michael Wommack
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148 24 230 117 221 143 270 46 51 48 60
Amos Amit Billie Barthelemy Annie Bisone Kaytha Coker Potts Stephanie Crossman Deborah Falls Kevin Kichar Herion Park Mary Pow Bounkhong Signavong Sharon Tesser
182 166 59 170
William Doak Sana and Munir Doumet Sean Hill Julie Jerman-Melka and Jeffrey Melka 44 Sharon Johnston 204 Wiwat Kamolpornwijit 6 Brenna Klassen-Glanzer 118 Karen Klinefelter 211 Birgit Kupke-Peyla 225 Sandy Lent 248 Hannah Long 257 Michel Plumail and Viviana Gil 27 Melissa Stiles 106 Erh Ping Tsai 54 Victoria Varga and Daniel Brouder
LEATHER
161 Teresa Merriman 206 Maureen Reilly 235 Shawn Thomas
METAL
GLASS 222 140 232 228 32 250 141 102 243 154 36 25 185 4
Tom Bloyd Michael Hayes Earl James Christopher Jeffries Robin Kittleson Andrew Madvin Amber Marshall Steve Palmer Marlene Rose David Russell Richard Ryan Douglas and Renee Sigwarth Nicholas Stelter Mark Sudduth
JEWELRY 57 153 173 217 130 122
Debra Adelson Theresa Carson Ann Marie Cianciolo Nichole Collins Kim Coy Don and Serena David
56 254 258 11 152 160
Anthony Arkus Kue King Matthew Naftzger Luke Proctor David Vigo Mark Zirinsky
MIXED MEDIA - 2D 45 40 55 245 255 53A 183 150
Glenna Adkins Kathrine Allen Lisa Arkus Amanda Bennett Daphne Covington Ummarid Eitharong Leslie Emery Joe Engel
2022 EXHIBITORS 131 Mary Filapek and Lou Ann Townsend 16 Benjamin Frey 114 Dustin Goolsby 8 Keith Grace 128 Debo Groover 30 Jenny Henley 271 Robin Renee Hix 120 Stacia Hollmann 28 Rick Loudermilk 157 Colin Maher Velasquez 49 Nathaniel Mather 144 Cindy Olmes 10 Amanda Outcalt 125 Ronnie Phillips 179 H.C. Porter 108 Agnes Rathonyi 135 Ashley Sauder Miller 249 James Whipple
MIXED MEDIA - 3D
50 Vickie and Terry Bradshaw 219 Angela Brooks and Gabriel Collazo 180 David Burton 205 Athlone Clarke 121 Kina Crow 18 Chris Cumbie 105 Ernest Curry 240 Bruce Furlin 137 Susan Kennicott 261 John Krieger 132 Amy Lansburg 5 Gerardo Leccese 244 Kipley Meyer 155 Amber Anne Palo 39 Mark and Carol Reynolds 113 William Richards 252 Phil Woodward
PAINTING
19 Pavlina Alea 163 Stephen Bach 149 Beth Bojarski 176 Steve Carney 1 Matthew Cornell 43 Rey D’Alfonso 42 Patricia DeLeon-Alfonso 181 Dean DiMarzo 53B Ummarid Eitharong 119 Carolina Garzon 103 Charles Gatewood 209 Kristy Lee Green 110 Ali Hasmut 21 Bruce Holwerda 123B Ronna Katz 31 Jessica Ladd 231 Melissa Mastrangelo 133 David Oleski 165 Bruce Peeso 223 Lydia Randolph 145 Sandra Rodriguez and Emmanuel Diaz 158 David Skinner 126 Michael Steddum 171 John Whipple 202 James Whitbeck 227B R. Michael Wommack 234 Zu Sheng Yu 12 Yu Zhou and Yan Ma
PHOTOGRAPHY
124 Michael Bryant 134 James Cole 259 Micheal Paul Cole 26 Karin Connolly 20 Cali Hobgood 207 Jesper Johansen 127 Nels Johnson 17 Angela Kullmann and Russell Grace 201 Gary Love 272 Xavier Nuez 9 Christos Palios 167 Steve Riley 101 John Scanlan 23 Andrew Sovjani 34 Kyle Spears 177 Heidi Thamert 111 Greg Turco
PRINTMAKING 156 142 38 123A 52 229
Betsy Best John Costin Helen Gotlib Ronna Katz Marina Terauds Kreg Yingst
SCULPTURE 186 237 14 260 256 3 208 116 200 151 159
David Bryce David Figueroa Jack Hill Jennifer Ivory Trent Manning Katherine Mathisen Ruben Medina Ed Pribyl Tanya Tyree Mark Winter David Zahn
WATERCOLOR 136 7 138 238 215 253 15 247 263
Kuei Dorman Randy Eckard Z.L. Feng Robert Flowers Dan Goad Lori Jenkins Aletha Jones Vonnie Whitworth Bryan Yung
WOOD 146 58 22 218 262 164 251 47
James Barnes Mark Gardner Matthew Hatala John Mascoll Larry Maynard Jay McDougall James Pearce Steve Uren
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JUDGES Top-Notch Judges Bring International Expertise
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ndependent judges for the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, who come from across the country, are selected for their in-depth knowledge of and experience in multiple art media. In October, they reviewed digital images from all applicants to select the festival’s artists and wait-list artists. During the festival, the same panel reviews the work of the exhibitors to determine those considered eligible for awards. Awards are presented solely at the discretion of the judges.
MICHAEL GAINES
Hannibal, Missouri
Gaines considers himself an accidental arts administrator. Returning to Missouri after living abroad, he entered the art world through a nonprofit leadership position in his hometown of historic Bethel, Missouri, where his programming experience centered upon folk art and traditions. This ignited a passion in Gaines for what the arts add to communities and how communities can thrive when the arts are at their core. At first, Gaines thought the opportunity to move to “America’s Hometown” of Hannibal, Missouri, was a stepping stone — but he has been executive director of the Hannibal Arts Council since 1993 and hasn’t looked back. Since 2005, he has served as executive director of the Missouri Association of Community Arts Agencies. And he proudly serves as board advisor for the Missouri Artisans Association, also known as Best of Missouri Hands. Gaines is an avid art collector with more than 300 2-D and 200 3-D works in his collection.
LAWRENCE W. OLIVERSON
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Oliverson has an extensive background in the world of art festivals and the arts. As an exhibitor, he is an internationally active artist whose fine-art medium is photography. By invitation, he has traveled three times to Cuba to work with the Cuban photographic community. He also assisted International Arts & Crafts Promotions, the nonprofit producer of the first Yokohama International Open-Air Art Fair. He was keynote speaker at the first event and has held three 16 63RD WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
exhibitions in Japan. As director of the Global Artist Exchange, Oliverson arranged for five Chinese artists to exhibit at the Lakefront Festival of Arts at the Milwaukee Art Museum. He has been an invited speaker at the International Festival and Events Association. He has served on the exhibition committee and the board of trustees at the Milwaukee Art Museum, and well as president of the museum’s Friends of Art and co-chair of its Lakefront Festival of Arts. As president of the National Association of Independent Artists, he served as an advocate for the needs of artists, organized and presided over numerous director conferences and was instrumental in the development of ZAPP, the leading on-line application system used by art events nationwide. He has been an advisor and consultant to numerous events on various aspects of show production.
JENNIFER PERLOW
Denver, Colorado
Perlow has 20 years of experience in the arts — most recently through PS Gallery, H&P Consultants and Lewis Graham Art Consultants. She’s now founding Principal of PS Art Consulting, where she helps clients bring their spaces to life by finding art for them. Through her passion for the arts, Perlow has built a national network of artists through which she can find whatever her clients are seeking to create exceptional spaces. Her degree in psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia helps her to develop trusting relationships with both artists and clients. Perlow is a dedicated advocate for the arts and has served on numerous art-related boards. She has juried various national festivals and shows over the last 20 years, including Madeley National Juried Show, Des Moines Art Festival, Sausalito Art Festival, Western Spirit Art Show, St. Louis Art Festival and the Cherry Creek Arts Festival. n
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POSTER ARTIST
L ight, Color, Mood
Poster artist Tom Sadler’s work is inspired by Florida’s natural beauty.
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ince moving to Orlando in 1983, Huntsville, Alabama, native Tom Sadler has dedicated his artistic efforts toward capturing the light, color and mood of distinctive local landscapes. The intense light — combined with natural beauty of the many lakes, rivers and parks of the area — provides a never-ending source of inspiration, he says. Sadler’s paintings come to life as a celebration of the beauty found in nature — sometimes exuberant, other times more subtle. With a BFA from Auburn University, Sadler’s art education also includes the study of oil painting with instructor Jack Dempsey at the University of Alabama Huntsville. He later attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
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Since then, he has studied the work of a variety of artists who have, in one way or another, influenced his work. Sadler rarely isn’t painting and believes that “the door is just an opening to the world” that reveals potential subjects for his brush. Sadler works in oils because of their inherent versatility and permanence. He uses consistencies of paint that range from very transparent to very opaque, depending upon the subject, the setting and the season. He is especially drawn to scenes containing water. A senior faculty member at Crealdé School of Art, Sadler also does portrait commissions. His portrait of John McKay, president of the Florida Senate in 2001 and 2002, hangs in Tallahassee. To see more of Sadler’s work, visit tomsadler.com. n
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LEON THEODORE SCHOOLS EXHIBIT Young Artists Have Been Showcased Since 1960
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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival has proudly showcased the artists and art programs of Orange County and Winter Park public and private schools since the first festival in 1960. The skillful and unique art works created by these talented students will amaze you. The exhibit is named in memory of Leon Theodore, an inspirational teacher, artist and former member and president of the festival board. The student displays are located across the railroad tracks opposite the stage. This year’s panel of Schools Exhibit judges include: Susan Bach, a full-time potter who teaches related classes and workshops; Arthur Dawson, a self-taught artist and founder of Ethnic Visions, an art publishing and distribution company; Janas Durkee, a full-time painter who works primarily in acrylic and pastel; Jon David Miller, a Central Florida freelance artist who works primarily as a muralist; and Patrick Noze, a Haitian painter, sculptor and portrait artist. A special thank you to the sponsors who support this exhibit, including the Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation, Art Systems of Florida, the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Orange County Public Schools and the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Foundation. n
You’ll be amazed by the creations of talented students from Orange County Public Schools.
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LOC AL COLOR Library Inspires the Young and Young at Heart
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ince 1885, the Winter Park Library has grown from a simple collection of books on Miss Evaline Lamson’s porch to a world-class library serving Winter Park and surrounding communities. At its new location at 1052 West Morse Boulevard, the library has evolved based on residents’ changing needs for information, education and entertainment. It now provides print books, audiobooks, e-books, newspapers, magazines, video games and an array of digital resources as well as an expansive historical collection. Beyond checkout services, the library provides opportunities for cultural enrichment and civic dialogue through exhibitions, workshops, collections and community discussions. Also offered are classes and services to help students of all ages. Designed by world-renowned architect Sir David Adjaye, the library was inspired by Winter Park’s natural beauty, and its spaces Designed by world-renowned architect Sir David were arranged to be flexible and welcoming with an eye on the Adjaye, the Winter Park Library is intended to support future. a flourishing community and inspire lifelong learning. The Winter Park Library is intended to nurture minds of the young and young at heart while supporting a flourishing community and inspiring lifelong learning. For more information, visit winterparklibrary.org or call 407-623-330. n
BEST OF SHOW COLLECTION MOVES TO NEW LIBRARY In 1969, an annual tradition was started when the Best of Show work of art was purchased by the festival committee for $750 and presented to the City of Winter Park as an expression of appreciation for their support and the many services provided. The purchase award amount has steadily increased over the years to $12,000. In 1977, the city designated the Winter Park Public Library as the repository for this amazing collection, making it available for the public to enjoy. Today, with the move to the new Library and Events Center, the majority of the Best of Show Collection is still on display. The remaining pieces will be on permanent display in the near future. An online guide will be available soon through the library’s website.
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ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 18
SUNDAY, MARCH 20
■ 3-4 p.m.: Flint Blade
■ 11 a.m.-Noon: TBA
■ 4:30-6 p.m.: Renato & Giane
■ 12:30-1 p.m.: Suzuki Music Institute
SATURDAY, MARCH 19 ■ 10:15-11:15 a.m.: Paint it Black
SATURDAY, MARCH 12 ■ 3:30 p.m.: Paige Keiner ■ 5-6 p.m.: The Will Patrick Band ■ 7:30 p.m.: Eric Darius, featuring JJ Sanseverino and Rebecca Jade In a change, the festival’s opening concert was held earlier.
■ Noon-1 p.m.: Orlando Children’s Choir ■ 1:30-2:30 p.m.: Cat and Mitch Ridgeway
■ 1:15-2 p.m.: Big Tiki and the Mai-Tais ■ 2:15-3 p.m:. David & Eli ■ 3:30-4:45 p.m.: The Dayve Stewart Band
■ 3-4 p.m.: Patchouli & Terra Guitarra ■ 4:30-6 p.m.: The Fly Casuals Big Tiki and the Mai-Tais
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ENTERTAINMENT
A Flourish of Music, then a Splash of Art F
Festival’s opening concert was held early this year.
or decades, the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival has been known for its jazzy opening-weekend concerts, which have traditionally been held on Friday nights and provided a rollicking kickoff for the three-day event. This year, however, the concert was moved ahead, to Saturday, March 12. That means you’ll have already seen the show by the time you attend the festival. If you missed it, then you missed an incredible performance from Eric Darius, one of the hottest jazz and R&B saxophonists in the country. Darius’s most recent studio album, Breakin’ Thru’, debuted at No. 2 on the iTunes Top 40 Jazz Albums Chart. Darius appeared with two special guests: singer/ songwriter Rebecca Jade and guitarist JJ Sansaverino, both also chart-topping artists. The trio rocked downtown Winter Park. “I first fell in love with the saxophone as a 9-year-old and began playing at the age of 10,” Darius recalls. A year later, he began touring worldwide with Sonny LaRosa and America’s Youngest Jazz Band. With seven highly acclaimed albums in his discography, Darius continues to rack up some impressive statistics. He’s had three No. 1 hit singles and a dozen songs in the Top 10 on Nielsen’s R&R/Billboard Contemporary Jazz Chart. He was named 2004’s Debut Artist of the Year by Smooth Jazz News Magazine and was listed among 2015’s Top 10 Jazz Artists of the Year by the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers. In 2017, he was named Best Jazz, Saxophonist, Composer, Producer & Musician of the Year Award at the 1st Annual Citril Starz Awards. Citril Starz is a nonprofit organization that empowers and promotes the advancement of at-risk youth through the arts. Darius has made TV appearances on Fox’s The X-Factor, TNT’s Mob City and has shared the stage with Grammy award-winning artists Prince, Mary J. Blige, David Foster, Carlos Santana, Jamie Foxx, Babyface, George Benson, Marcus Miller, Wyclef Jean and many others. Rebecca Jade is an accomplished singer/songwriter who has been touring with Sheila E. since 2017 and most recently appeared in the Emmy-nominated TV 26 63RD WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
show Let’s Go Crazy: The Grammy Salute to Prince that aired on CBS in 2020. She also sang background vocals for Sir Elton John at the 2020 Academy Awards. JJ Sansaverino has enthralled legions of fans touring the world with his “Benson meets Santana” musical style and his “take no prisoners” performance attitude. A 2020 single, “Style and Elegance,” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Contemporary Jazz Chart. A Berklee School of Music graduate, he has shared the stage with the likes of Maceo Parker, Victor Bailey, Gerald Albright, Randy Brecker, Shaggy, Ricky Lawson, Sean Paul, Rick Braun, the Marley Family and even performed for Sir Paul McCartney’s wedding in 2002. Eric Darius (below), one of the hottest jazz and R&B saxophonists in the country, appeared last Saturday with singer/songwriter Rebecca Jade (bottom left) and guitarist JJ Sansaverino (bottom right), both chart-topping artists.
ENTERTAINMENT Eclectic World Music Highlights Weekend
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s always, the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is presenting a dynamic lineup of entertainers during festival weekend. Although the traditional Friday night opening concert was moved to the prior Saturday, there’ll still be music throughout the day during festival hours. Performances will be on the stage in north Central Park. A full schedule is on page 25, but below are some of the featured acts.
FLINT BLADE
Friday, 3 p.m. The music of Flint Blade may fairly be described as otherworldly. The singer/multiinstrumentalist is best known for playing the Chapman Stick, a stringed instrument that looks like the oversized fretboard of an electric guitar. It combines the melodic range of guitar and bass but is played more like a piano, by tapping. He also plays the Caribbean steelpan — which he uses to create uplifting, ethereal soundscapes and bouncy rhythmic grooves — and is a master of beatboxing. Drawing inspiration from reggae, jazz, electronica and musical styles from around the world, Blade’s style is diverse and unique. Based in South Florida, he tours nationally, performing solo and with various ensembles. He has recorded several albums of original music under his self-managed label, In Love Records.
RENATO & GIANE
Friday, 4:30 p.m. Renato & Giane are Brazilian jazz and bossa nova musicians who, for the past 35 years, have played world music in Portuguese, English and Spanish. The couple, a duo with keyboards and vocals, have lived in Orlando for the past four years. They also performed at the festival in 2021.
ORLANDO CHILDREN’S CHOIR
Saturday, Noon The Orlando Children’s Choir, based in Longwood, is a performance-based organization comprised of talented, enthusiastic singers in grades K-12. Under the direction of Julie Campese, the choir educates and trains youngsters in the techniques of choral music, as well as how to perform it to the highest standards of each member’s age and ability. Regardless of previous experience, participants in the Orlando Children’s Choir are committed to developing and sharing their talents with everyone and to “inspiring kids one note at a time.”
PATCHOULI & TERRA GUITARRA
Saturday, 3 p.m. The nuevo-flamenco duo of Patchouli & Terra Guitarra melds the spirit of the ’60s and ’70s and the romance of the Spanish guitar to create music “that inspires the human spirit,” says the Chicago Tribune. Patchouli & Terra Guitarra features Bruce Hecksel, one of the most exciting acoustic lead guitar players of our time, and Julie Patchouli, whose crystal pure voice and dynamic percussive guitar have made her an NPR favorite. Through 19 years of nonstop touring, Patchouli & Terra Guitarra has performed more than 5,000 shows — headlining many major folk festivals — and released 22 CDs. Zone Music Reporter (ZMR) named Of Sea & Stars, the duo’s 2017 album, as “Best Instrumental Album of the Year.” 63RD WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL
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THANK YOU! The Board of Directors of the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival expresses our thanks to the staff of Winter Park Magazine and its parent company, Winter Park Publishing, for their tireless efforts and financial support in the creation and publication of our beautiful Official Program over the past decade. This year’s program is truly a collectors item!
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Thanks, Winter Park Magazine, for all that you do!
THE FOUNDATION A Mission of Art Appreciation and Education
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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Foundation remains focused on supporting community appreciation of the arts, providing programs that encourage creativity in children and funding college scholarships. The foundation supports the Children’s Workshop, the Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit, the Emerging Artists Program, the Image Review Workshop, and Performing Arts at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. It also funds the Jean Alice Oliphant Scholarship at Rollins College in Winter Park and the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Scholarship at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. Founded in 2008, the foundation’s mission has been to enhance art appreciation, art education and community spirit. Typically, more than 1,000 children take the opportunity to display their creativity though easel painting, and museum workshops report more than 500 children per day take part in the hands-on art activities they provide. Each year, more than 4,500 Orange County students experience the thrill of having their artwork displayed and judged at the Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit. Added creativity was required during the 2021 festival due to COVID-19, which required that the museum projects and the schools exhibit be conducted virtually. The foundation received funding in 2021 from donations by the Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation, the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, the Rotary Club of Winter Park, Pocket Program and the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. The foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt entity. If you’d like to donate or find out more, contact the foundation at P.O. Box 597, Winter Park, FL, 32790, email wpsaf@wpsaf.org or call 407-644-7207. n
The Image Review Workshop is now in its eighth year of helping artists apply.
The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival appreciates the support and funding provided by the Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation; it makes so many of the festival’s activities that are focused on children a reality. Programs like the museum workshops, easel painting, school exhibits, performing arts and emerging artists all give children and youth an opportunity to be creatively inspired at the festival.
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CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP Enjoy Creative Fun for Kids. Best of All, it’s Free!
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ey kids, join the fun and create a unique piece of artwork that you can take home and share with your family and friends. The Children’s Workshop is open each day of the festival, Friday, Saturday and Sunday — and it’s free. The activities are located on the west side of the railroad tracks just north of Morse Boulevard near the post office. Be sure to bring an adult with you so they can sign you in. Easel painting is always popular, with more than 1,000 children and families participating each year. Kids get to paint a picture using the huge, outdoor easels that have been a part of the festival for 30-plus years. Easel painting hours are from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. In addition, museums and other community partners have exciting hands-on arts-andcrafts activities on all three days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. n
Easel painting is an especially popular activity for kids during the Children’s Workshop.
2022 PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS Art & History Museums — Maitland 407-539-2181 artandhistory.org
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s part of Spring at the Morse, The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art’s celebration of the season, admission to the museum’s galleries and exhibitions is free during the entire weekend — Friday, March 18, Saturday, March 19, and Sunday, March 20 — of the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. During the rest of its eight-week spring program, from March 25 through April 29, the Morse will present live music from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Finally, as is tradition, the Morse will offer free admission on Easter weekend, April 15 through April 17, with live music set for Good Friday. Now on view, The Stebbins Collection: A Gift for the Morse Museum, encompasses 70 paintings, works on paper and sculpture by 53 artists in three museum galleries. The Morse is home to the world’s most comprehensive collection of works by American artist and designer Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933). These works include the chapel interior that Tiffany designed for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, as well as surviving art and architectural elements from Laurelton Hall, his grand Long Island estate. The museum is located at 445 North Park Avenue. Through April, hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Tuesdays through Thursdays and on Saturdays); 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Fridays); and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Sundays). Regular admission is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, $1 for students, and free for children younger than age 12. Admission is free from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Fridays from November through April. For those who would like to visit the museum virtually, the Morse offers many opportunities, including online activities, videos and an audio tour. Programs for families — designed for children in kindergarten through fifth grade and their parents or guardians, but fun and free for everyone — may be found on the museum’s “Create and Explore” web page, morsemuseum.org/create-explore. The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art is owned and operated by the Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation and receives additional support from the Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation. It receives no public funds. n
At the Morse, you’ll see a collection of Tiffany glass masterpieces, including Tiffany’s breathtaking Spring panel from Four Seasons window (right). Now on view is The Stebbins Collection: A Gift for the Morse Museum (below), which encompasses 70 paintings, works on paper and sculpture by 53 artists across three museum galleries.
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EMERGING ARTISTS Let’s Meet This Year’s Festival Up-and-Comers
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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival’s Emerging Artist Program was founded in 1977 to encourage new artists to participate in the world of outdoor festivals at no cost to selectees. Emerging Artists, who are selected through the same juried process as the festival’s other participants, will have the opportunity to make sales and receive feedback from art patrons and judges. While Emerging Artists are not eligible for prizes, the exposure and the experience are invaluable. This year, three artists were selected to participate:
LEILA ELGUENNICH
Leila Elguennich
Orlando, Florida Leila Elguennich, whose heritage is Moroccan and Japanese, is a Central Florida native and a visual artist who specializes in watercolor portraits that showcase the beauty of women of color. She paints portraits of females, she says, because they’re her favorite subjects. Elguennich has had award-winning paintings showcased in student exhibitions at local museums, festivals and even the United States Capitol. She is currently a student in the School of Art and Art History at the University of Florida, where she continues to improve and expand her craft. leilaelguennich@gmail.com • Booth Number: 212
WONDA GRANVILLE
Orlando, Florida Wonda Granville was born and raised in Oviedo, north of Orlando. She received a BS and MBA degree from Strayer University and worked in IT for more than 20 years. “Art has always been like a trusted friend,” she says. “We did things together, like getting into trouble in Mrs. Bower’s second-grade class for distraction because we had a line of girls waiting for me to draw mermaids.” When she was around age 15, Granville’s mother brought home a Southern Living magazine that contained an article called “Jericho” illustrated with Renaissance portraits of Black people. “I had never seen Black people painted so beautifully,” she adds. “I was inspired and asked God to help me draw all people as regal as that.” Over the years, she has learned to paint with acrylic, oil and watercolor. However, she describes drawing in charcoal as “a total adventure.” She adds: “Recently, I’ve learned to sculpt, which is so addictive.”
Wonda Granville
wonda_granville@yahoo.com • peopleartandco.com • Booth Number 214
ANDREA ROMERO
Longwood, Florida Andrea Romero brings passion, color and stillness to our busy lives with her still-life paintings. Born in Bogota, Colombia, Romero moved to the United States at age 17. She’s a graduate of the Art Institute of Miami with a degree in Fashion Design, a student at the Crealdé School of Arts and winner of the Marie Orban Scholarship for Painting and Drawing. Her artwork has been displayed at the 40th Annual Juried Student Exhibition at Crealdé and also at the Orlando Museum of Art’s “First Thursdays” monthly exhibition. Romero, who has been drawing since she was a child, enjoys creating art that is simple yet captivating. Her style could be described as a blend of realism and illustration. Andrea Romero
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romeroandrea85@gmail.com • Booth Number 210
2021 AWARDS BEST OF SHOW ($12,000 PURCHASE AWARD) Printmaking West Lake Preserve II Helen Gotlib Dexter, Michigan
10 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE ($2,000)
Matthew Cornell, Orlando, Florida, Painting Patrick Dragon, Lakeland, Florida, Clay Mark Sudduth, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Glass Luke Proctor, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin, Metal Bounkhong Signavong, Secaucus, New Jersey, Fiber Trent Manning, Winter Haven, Florida, Sculpture Ronnie Phillips, Lithonia, Georgia, Mixed Media - 2D Cindy Olmes, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mixed Media - 2D Amanda Outcalt, Washington, D.C., Mixed Media - 2D Jessica Ladd, Cookeville, Tennessee, Painting
20 AWARDS OF DISTINCTION ($1,000)
Ronna Katz, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Printmaking Brenna Klassen-Glanzer, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Jewelry Jack Hill, DeLand, Florida, Mixed Media - 3D John Herbon, Saint Ignace, Michigan, Clay Clare Malloy, Chicago, Illinois, Drawings and Pastels Ummarid Eitharong, DeLand, Florida, Painting Charles Gatewood, Phenix City, Alabama, Painting Reiko Uchytil, Grimes, Idaho, Clay Debo Groover, Tallahassee, Florida, Mixed Media - 2D ZL Feng, Radford, Virginia, Watercolor Sandra Rodriguez, Homestead, Florida, Painting John Costin, Tampa, Florida, Printmaking Amber Marshall, Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Glass Ann Marie, Cianciolo, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Jewelry John Whipple, Winter Park, Florida, Painting Deborah Falls, Belfast, Maine, Fiber John Mascoll, Safety Harbor, Florida, Wood James Pearce, Peoria, Illinois, Wood David Figueroa, Sanford, Florida, Sculpture Kipley Meyer, Madison, Georgia, Mixed Media - 3D
EDYTH BUSH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ART OF PHILANTHROPY AWARD ($5,000 PURCHASE AWARD)
MORSE MUSEUM AWARD FOR A DISTINGUISHED WORK OF ART ($2,500) Painting Lemons in a Glass Bowl Yu Zhou Winter Garden, Florida
Wood Maple Bowl Mark Gardner Saluda, North Carolina
30 AWARDS OF MERIT ($500)
Aletha Jones, Madison, Wisconsin, Watercolor Chris Cumbie, Mobile, Alabama, Mixed Media - 3D Matthew Hatala, Danielsville, Georgia, Wood Andrew Sovjani, Conway, Maine, Photography Cali Hobgood, Urbana, Illinois, Photography Bernard Martin, Winter Park, Florida, Watercolor Rick Loudermilk, Austin, Texas, Painting Richard Ryan, Bourbonnais, Illinois, Glass William Kidd, St. Petersburg, Florida, Clay Cheryl Mackey Smith, Fairview, North Carolina, Clay Kina Crow, Allison Park, Pennsylvania, Mixed Media - 3D Don and Serena David, Palm Coast, Florida, Jewelry Amy Carstensen, Tampa, Florida, Painting Richard Hilgendorff, Portland, Maine, Photography Sam Jones IV, Flippin, Arkansas, Mixed Media - 2D Michael Hayes, Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Glass Traci Paden Ooltewah, Tennessee, Fiber Janina Ellis, Greenville, South Carolina, Painting Lynn Whipple, Winter Park, Florida, Mixed Media - 2D Bruce Holwerda, Spring Lake, Michigan, Painting Leslie Young, Daytona Beach, Florida, Wood Charles Strain, Harrisburg, Missouri, Sculpture Christine Schub, Amelia Island, Florida, Painting M. Kemper, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Watercolor Gayle Roche, Watsonville, California, Leather Hilary Hachey, Baltimore, Maryland, Jewelry R. Michael Wommack, Langhorne, Pennsylvania, Drawings and Pastels Russell Yerkes, Tarboro, North Carolina, Watercolor Julie Latayan, Longwood, Florida, Sculpture Herion Park, Osprey, Florida, Fiber
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GALLERY CLAY Larry Allen Leeds, AL lallenleeds@aol.com larryallenpottery.com 147
William Kidd St. Petersburg, FL claydr47@aol.com williamkiddceramics.net 33
Michael Barnes Big Rock, IL barnzy102@att.net claymakerceramics.com 216
Brenna McBroom Asheville, NC brennamcbroom@gmail.com brennadee.com 115
Michael Cho Allentown, PA mikecho928@yahoo.com 35
Kyle Osvog Jackson, GA kosvog@gmail.com instagram.com/kyleosvog 41
Patrick Dragon Lakeland, FL patrick@dragonclaystudio.com 2
Andy Smith Marshville, NC rakuandy@aol.com 107
John Herbon Saint Ignace, MI johnherbonpottery@hotmail.com johnherbonpottery.com 13
Cheryl Mackey Smith Fairview, NC cmackeysmithart@me.com cmackeysmith.com 168
Paul Jeselskis Michigan City, IN email@pauljeselskis.com 29
Gregory Story Chicago, IL storygregory@gmail.com gregorystory.com 172
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GALLERY CLAY continued Reiko Uchytil Grimes, IA helloimreiko@gmail.com helloimreiko.com 236
Dewey James Ironton, MN deweyjamesstudio@gmail.com deweyjamesstudio.com 109
Glenn Woods and Keith Herbrand Palm Harbor, FL potteryboys@earthlink.net potteryboys.com 226
Ynon Mabat Longwood, FL mabatart@gmail.com mabat-art.com 224
Rick Abrams DeLand, FL abalice9@gmail.com 220
Ed Myers Lake Mary, FL ed@lionoptic.com ionoptic.com 239
Eric Clay Orlando, FL info@ericclay.com ericclay.com 184
Craig Roderick Jasper, AL craigandsara@bellafioreimages.com bellafioreimages.com 246
Sam Collins Birmingham, AL sam@samsdiner.us samsdiner.us 178
Randall Smith Fairview, NC randallcsmith@earthlink.net rcsarts.com 169
R. C. Fulwiler Lakeland, FL rcfulwiler@gmail.com knot-not.com 242
Steve Stratman Ironton, MN stevestratmanstudio@gmail.com stevestratmanstudio.com 233
DIGITAL ART
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GALLERY DRAWING AND PASTELS Dennis Angel Edgewood, FL dennis.angel1@outlook.com dennisangel.com 139
Vicki Jones Belle Isle, FL vjonesy@yahoo.com vickimjones.com 162
David Bjurstrom Austin, TX dpbjurstrom@gmail.com davidbjurstrom.com 129
Robin Lauersdorf Monona, WI artist@robinlauersdorf.com robinlauersdorf.com 37
Robin Frisella Candia, NH robin@robinfrisella.com robinfrisella.com 241
Lawrence Packard Winter Haven, FL l_packar@bellsouth.net packardnauticalart.com 213
Jennifer Gardner North Venice, FL jennifer@jennifergardner.com jennifergardner.com 203
D. Arthur Wilson Gravette, AR lmw7962@yahoo.com artgonewildstudios.com 112
Bobby Goldsmith Perkinston, MS bobbygoldsmith@icloud.com pencilartistbobbygoldsmith.com 175
R. Michael Wommack Langhorne, PA wommackstudios@comcast.net rmichaelwommack.com 227A
EMERGING ARTISTS Deana Goldsmith Perkinston, MS deana.goldsmith@yahoo.com deanagoldsmith.com 174
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Leila Elguennich Orlando, FL leilaelguennich@gmail.com 212
GALLERY EMERGING ARTISTS continued Wonda Granville Orlando, FL wonda_granville@yahoo.com peopleartandco.com 214
Stephanie Crossman Vinalhaven, ME gramj50@hotmail.com stephaniecrossman.com 221
Andrea Romero Longwood, FL romeroandrea85@gmail.com 210
Deborah Falls Belfast, ME dvfalls@mac.com deborahfalls.com 143
Amos Amit Los Angeles, CA amosamit@aol.com batikbyamit.com 148
Kevin Kichar Fort Lauderdale, FL leakk@aol.com kevinkichar.com 270
Billie Barthelemy Pinewood, MN bisonhq@paulbunyan.net birdofparadisedesigns.com 24
Herion Park Osprey, FL herion@herion.us herion.us 46
Annie Bisone Milwaukee, WI hellolalo@gmail.com laloworkshop.com 230
Mary Pow Minneapolis, MN mary@marypow.com marypow.com 51
Kaytha Coker Potts Lufkin, TX aythakay@gmail.com kaythapottsart.com 117
Bounkhong Signavong Secaucus, NJ tongbounkhong@gmail.com laodesignonline.com 48
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GALLERY FIBER continued Sharon Tesser Louisville, KY sharontessercreates@aol.com sharontesser.com 60
Andrew Madvin Detroit, MI Info@axiomglass.com axiomglass.com 250
Tom Bloyd Stilwell, KS bloydartglass@gmail.com bloydartglass.com 222
Amber Marshall Spruce Pine, NC ambermarshallglass@gmail.com ambermarshallglass.com 141
Michael Hayes Spruce Pine, NC michaelroberthayes@gmail.com 140
Steve Palmer Minnetonka, MN starglassworks@comcast.net hstarglassworksdesign.com 102
Earl James Cleveland, OH earlojames@yahoo.com 232
Marlene Rose Clearwater, FL marlene@marlenedroseglass.com marlenerose.com 243
Christopher Jeffries Laguna Beach, CA info@jeffriesglass.com jeffriesglass.com 228
David Russell Camden, SC david@russellartglass.com russellartglass.com 154
Robin Kittleson Geneva, IL rkittleson@sbcglobal.net robinkittleson.com 32
Richard Ryan Bourbonnais, IL vitreousmatter@yahoo.com vmglassart.com 36
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GALLERY GLASS continued Douglas and Renee Sigwarth River Falls, WI sigwarthglass@gmail.com sigwarthglass.com 25
Nichole Collins Lawrence, KS nichole@nicholecollinsjewelry.com nicholecollinsjewelry.com 217
Nicholas Stelter Kaukauna, WI nicholaslstelter@gmail.com stelterglass.com 185
Kim Coy Casselberry, FL kim@nicolewayne.com nicolewayne.com 130
Mark Sudduth Cleveland Hts., OH sudduthglass@gmail.com sudduthglass.com 4
Don and Serena David Palm Coast, FL dondaviddesigns@yahoo.com dondaviddesigns.com 122
Debra Adelson Collingswood, NJ jewelry@debraadelson.com debraadelsonjewelry.com 57
William Doak North Venice, FL info@ivoryforart.com ivoryforart.com 182
Theresa Carson Baltimore, MD theresa@theresacarson.com theresacarson.com 153
Sana and Munir Doumet Clearwater, FL sdoumet@tampabay.rr.com sanadoumet.com 166
Ann Marie Cianciolo Milwaukee, WI ann@annsjewelry.com annsjewelry.com 173
Sean Hill Tucson, AZ seanhilldesigns@gmail.com seanhilldesigns.com 59
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GALLERY JEWELRY continued Julie Jerman-Melka and Jeffrey Melka Calumet, MI jjmelka@earthlink.net flyinganvildesigns.com 170
Sandy Lent St. Simons Island, GA sandylent@aol.com sandysbeads.com 225
Sharon Johnston Dallas, TX sharonjohnstonjeweler@airmail.net sharonjohnstonjeweler.com 44
Hannah Long Boynton Beach, FL hannahlong@outlook.com hannahlongjewelry.com 248
Wiwat Kamolpornwijit Alexandria, VA wk2849@gmail.com kamolpornwijit.com 204
Michel Plumail and Viviana Gil Lake Hopatcong, NJ michelvivi@hotmail.com michelplumail.com 257
Brenna Klassen-Glanzer Minneapolis, MN bkg.silver@gmail.com jewelrybybrenna.com 6
Melissa Stiles Portland, OR mel@stubbornstiles.com stubbornstiles.com 27
Karen Klinefelter Boise, ID karen@klinefelterstudio.com klinefelterstudio.com 118
Erh Ping Tsai Locust Valley, NY jewelry10critters@gmail.com jewelry10.com 106
Birgit Kupke-Peyla Salinas, CA kupkepeyla@sbcglobal.net kupkepeyla.com 211
Victoria Varga and Daniel Brouder Cumberland Foreside, ME info@victoriavarga.com victoriavarga.com 54
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GALLERY LEATHER Teresa Merriman Tempe, AZ teresa@mindseyejournals.com mindseyejournals.com 161
Luke Proctor Mt. Horeb, WI lproctoriron@yahoo.com lproctorironworks.com 11
Maureen Reilly Stuart, FL maureen@poshfelt.com poshfelt.com 206
David Vigo Pensacola, FL dvigo69@yahoo.com davidvigofineart.com 152
Shawn Thomas Belton, TX thomasleathers@gmail.com thomasleatherstudio.com 235
Mark Zirinsky Denver, CO zirinskymark@gmail.com studio-z.org 160
METAL
MIXED MEDIA - 2D Anthony Arkus Galeton, PA arkiron@penn.com 56
Glenna Adkins Fort Thomas, KY glennaadkins@me.com glennaadkins.com 45
Kue King Lenoir, NC corbett@kueking.com kueking.com 254
Kathrine Allen Jackson, GA kallencole@aol.com kathrineallencoleman.com 40
Matthew Naftzger Milwaukee, WI matthewnaftzger@gmail.com matthew.works 258
Lisa Arkus Galeton, PA primitivepa@yahoo.com 55
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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 2D continued Amanda Bennett New Orleans, LA bennettartmgmt@gmail.com bennettartgallery.com 245
Benjamin Frey Buena Vista, VA art@benjaminfrey.com benjaminfrey.com 16
Daphne Covington Smyrna, GA covingtonart@live.com daphnecovington.com 255
Dustin Goolsby Tampa, FL dustingoolsbyart@gmail.com dustingoolsbyart.com 114
Ummarid Eitharong DeLand, FL ue_thai@yahoo.com 53A
Keith Grace Greenville, SC keithgrace@me.com keithgrace.com 8
Leslie Emery Winthrop Harbor, IL leslieemery2@aol.com leslieemery.com 183
Debo Groover Tallahassee, FL debortinastudio@yahoo.com debortinastudio.com 128
Joe Engel Staunton, VA bigwoodsart@yahoo.com joe-engelart.com 150
Jenny Henley Marietta, GA jenny@henleystudios.com henleystudios.com 30
Mary Filapek and Lou Ann Townsend Albuquerque, NM mixedmedia@maryandlouann.com maryandlouann.com 131
Robin Renee Hix Wimberly, TX robinrenee@me.com robinreneehix.com 271
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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 2D continued Stacia Hollmann Deland, FL shollmann@mac.com staciahollmann.com 120
Ronnie Phillips Lthonia, GA eye9397@aol.com ronphillipsart.com 125
Rick Loudermilk Austin, TX rickloudermilkartist@gmail.com rickloudermilk.com 28
H.C. Porter Vicksburg, MS hcporter@hcporter.com hcporter.com 179
Colin Maher Velasquez Philadelphia, PA colmah767@gmail.com 157
Agnes Rathonyi St. Catharines, Ontario agnesart@sympatico.ca 108
Nathaniel Mather Franklin, TN nathanielmatherart@gmail.com nathanielmather.com 49
Ashley Sauder Miller Harrisonburg, VA ashley_sauder_miller@yahoo.com ashleysaudermiller.com 135
Cindy Olmes Cincinnati, OH cindy@olmesgallery.com olmesgallery.com 144
James Whipple Winter Park, FL jwhipple317@gmail.com 249
MIXED MEDIA - 3D Amanda Outcalt Washington, DC amandaoutcalt@gmail.com amandaoutcalt.com 10
Vickie and Terry Bradshaw Cosby, TN vickiejbradshaw@gmail.com vickiejbradshaw.com 50
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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 3D continued Angela Brooks and Gabriel Collazo Longwood, FL angela@Collazocollection.com collazocollection.com 219
Bruce Furlin Lake Mills, WI 19brewster52@gmail.com 240
David Burton Indialantic, FL davidwburtonart@gmail.com davidburtonartwork.com 180
Susan Kennicott Melbourne, FL suniedaz@hotmail.com susankennicott.com 137
Athlone Clarke Douglasville, GA navajotrading@aol.com facebook.com/athloneclarke 205
John Krieger Manistee, MI kriegerjl@aol.com krieger-studio.com 261
Kina Crow Allison Park, PA kinacrow@gmail.com kinacrow.com 121
Amy Lansburg Valdosta, GA alansburg@hotmail.com 132
Chris Cumbie Mobile, AL harriet@spireeffect.com chriscumbieart.com 18
Gerardo Leccese Mt. Pleasant, SC gleccese@aol.com gerardoleccesephotography.com 5
Ernest Curry Dallas, TX ewcurry@icloud.com 105
Kipley Meyer Madison, GA kipleymeyer@bellsouth.net 244
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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 3D continued Amber Anne Palo Sevierville, TN amberanneart@yahoo.com amberannepalo.com 155
Beth Bojarski Milwaukee, WI bethbojarski@hotmail.com bethbojarski.com 149
Mark and Carol Reynolds Austin, TX kscopes@gmail.com kaleidovisions.com 39
Steve Carney Orlando, FL stevec200@outlook.com stevecarneyfineart.com 176
William Richards Underwood, WA richards@gorge.net moodmodernlamps.com 113
Matthew Cornell Orlando, FL matthewcornell@aol.com matthewcornell.com 1
Phil Woodward Liberty, TN phillipegrande@hotmail.com philwoodwardart.com 252
Rey D’Alfonso Greenville, SC rey@reyalfonsostudio.com reyalfonsostudio.com 43
Pavlina Alea Johns Creek, GA pavlinaalea@gmail.com pavlinaalea.com 19
Patricia DeLeon-Alfonso Greenville, SC patucha@mac.com patricia-deleon.com 42
Stephen Bach Orlando, FL stephenbach1@aol.com stephenbach.com 163
Dean DiMarzo Naples, FL dimarzos@aol.com 181
PAINTING
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GALLERY PAINTING continued Ummarid Eitharong DeLand, FL ue_thai@yahoo.com 53B
Ronna Katz Albuquerque, NM ronnaonthewall@hotmail.com facebook.com/artistronnakatz 123B
Carolina Garzon Riverview, FL jtcfineart@gmail.com carolinagarzon.com 119
Jessica Ladd Cookeville, TN jessica@jessicastoddart.com jessicastoddartladd.com 31
Charles Gatewood Phenix City, AL cbgatewood@gmail.com charlesgatewood.art 103
Melissa Mastrangelo Hobe Sound, FL birdgirlart@me.com 231
Kristy Lee Green Orlando, FL kristy1054@aol.com kristyleeartist.com 209
David Oleski West Chester, PA davidoleski@gmail.com davidoleski.com 133
Ali Hasmut Chicago, IL ahasmut@yahoo.com alihasmut.com 110
Bruce Peeso Monson, MA bpeeso@comcast.net backroadsgallery2.homestead.com 165
Bruce Holwerda Spring Lake, MI bruceholwerda@gmail.com bruceholwerda.com 21
Lydia Randolph Mentone, AL layaga@bellsouth.net 223
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Zu Sheng Yu New London, NY info@zsyu.com zsyu.com 234
Sandra Rodriguez and Emmanuel Diaz Homestead, FL sandraemmanuelstudio@gmail.com sandra-emmanuel.com 145
Yu Zhou and Yan Ma Winter Garden, FL jeffyuzhou@hotmail.com zhouyufinearts.com 12
David Skinner Asheville, NC dpskinner@earthlink.net dskinner.net 158
PHOTOGRAPHY Michael Steddum Webb City, MO steddumart@gmail.com michaelsteddum.com 126
John Whipple Winter Park, FL jxlwhipple@aol.com whippleart.wordpress.com 171
James Whitbeck Montague, MA jameswhitbeck@comcast.net jameswhitbeck.com 202
R. Michael Wommack Langhorne, PA wommackstudios@comcast.net rmichaelwommack.com 227B
Michael Bryant Atlanta, GA mb@michael-bryant.com michael-bryant.com 124
James Cole Plainfield, IL kathyyrussell@yahoo.com jamesmcarthurcole.com 134
Micheal Paul Cole Hannibal, MO michealpaulcole@gmail.com michealpaulcole.com 259
Karin Connolly Orlando, FL kconnolly@cfl.rr.com kcphotography.com 26
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GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY continued Cali Hobgood Urbana, IL calihobgood@gmail.com photographsbycali.com 20
Christos Palios Baltimore, MD cp@christospalios.com christospalios.com 9
Jesper Johansen Denver, CO jj@tinypeoplebiglaughs.com tinypeoplebiglaughs.com 207
Steve Riley Irving, TX steve@steverileypictures.com steverileyeditions.com 167
Nels Johnson New Smyrna Beach, FL nelsphoto@aol.com nelsjohnsonphotographer.com 127
John Scanlan Glenwood, IA john@scanlan.com scanlan.com 101
Angela Kullmann and Russell Grace Harvard, IL bestlightcollection@yahoo.com bestlightcollection.com 17
Andrew Sovjani Conway, MA mail@andrewsovjani.com andrewsovjani.com 23
Gary Love Green Cove Springs, FL gary@garylove.net garylove.net 201
Kyle Spears Bloomington, IN kyle@spearsphoto.com kylespears.com 34
Xavier Nuez Chicago, IL x@nuez.com nuez.com 272
Heidi Thamert Titusville, FL tvillegallery@aol.com 177
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GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY continued Kreg Yingst Pensacola, FL kregyingst@cox.net kregyingst.com 229
Greg Turco Jefferson, GA greg.turco@gmail.com turcophotography.com 111
SCULPTURE
PRINTMAKING Betsy Best Flushing, MI betsybeststudio@gmail.com betsybeststudio.com 156
David Bryce Great Barrington, MA flycreekstudio@gmail.com flycreekstudio.com 186
John Costin Tampa, FL caracara@tampabay.rr.com costingraphics.com 142
David Figueroa Sanford, FL daviddavidsculpture@mail.com daviddavidsculpture.com 237
Helen Gotlib Dexter, MI helengotlib@gmail.com helengotlib.com 38
Jack Hill DeLand, FL jackhillsculpture@gmail.com jackhillsculpture.com 14
Ronna Katz Albuquerque, NM ronnaonthewall@hotmail.com facebook.com/artistronnakatz 123A
Jennifer Ivory Corvallis, OR Insectworks@gmail.com insectworks.com 260
Marina Terauds North Branch, MI maksutova@hotmail.com marinaterauds.com 52
Trent Manning Winter Haven, FL tm2art@yahoo.com trentmanningstudio.com 256
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GALLERY SCULPTURE continued
WATERCOLOR
Katherine Mathisen Ocoee, FL kamathisen@bellsouth.net 3
Kuei Dorman Orlando, FL kueisart@yahoo.com kueisart.com 136
Ruben Medina Cape Coral, FL ruben@rubenfineart.com rubenfineart.com 208
Randy Eckard Blue Hill, ME randyeckard08@gmail.com randyeckardpaintings.com 7
Ed Pribyl McHenry, IL edwardjpribyl@gmail.com edpribyl.com 116
Z.L. Feng Radford, VA zfeng@radford.edu zlfeng.com 138
Tanya Tyree Heathsville, VA tanya@tanyatyree.com tanyatyree.art 200
Robert Flowers Summerfield, NC rflowers@triad.rr.com 238
Mark Winter Milwaukee, WI winterweld@hotmail.com markwintersculptures.com 151
Dan Goad St. Simons Island, GA dangoadfineart@gmail.com 215
David Zahn Moline, IL dzahnkoi@yahoo.com wdzahnsculpture.com 159
Lori Jenkins Melbourne, FL jenks1156@aol.com loripittenjenkins.com 253
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GALLERY WATERCOLOR continued Aletha Jones Madison, WI aletha@alethajones.com alethajones.com 15
John Mascoll Safety Harbor, FL johnomascoll@gmail.com 218
Vonnie Whitworth Virginia Beach, VA vonniewhitworthart@verizon.net vonniewhitworthart.com 247
Larry Maynard Redington Shores, FL k9libby@tampabay.rr.com larrymaynarddesigns.com 262
Bryan Yung Palm Coast, FL artwork@bryanyung.com bryanyung.com 263
Jay McDougall Otter Tail County, MN jay@jaymcdougall.com jaymcdougall.com 164
James Barnes Woolwine, VA 2edbarnes4@gmail.com 146
James Pearce Peoria, IL james@pearcepearce.com pearcewoodworks.com 251
Mark Gardner Saluda, NC markgardnerstudio@gmail.com markgardnerstudio.com 58
Steve Uren Grand Rapids, MI steveuren@gmail.com steveuren.com 47
WOOD
Matthew Hatala Danielsville, GA mhatalawoodturner@gmail.com 22
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PATRONS PLATINUM Catherine M. Engelman
GOLD Mary Adkins Commerce Bank & Trust Hal and Cori Downing Mimi and Dick Ford FreshPoint/Robert and Madeline Gordon
Kathy Phillips Lynn and Dan Sedwick Jay and Denise Whitehurst Wolfe-Rizor Interiors Winter Park Publishing Company
SILVER Aloma Title Company Dr. Dann Orthodontics Robin Angel Miles and Maureen Dearden Michael and Gail Bittman Randy and Kathy Elliott Terry A. Breese Garrett Law Firm P.A. Jon C. and Theresa Swanson
BRONZE Dr. Scott Cohen Paula and Buddy Eidel Art and Sonny Fedrigon
Stephen and Diane Goll Scott and Tonya Mellen Claire and Hall Schmidt
PATRON SPONSORS
PUBLISHING COMPANY
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PATRONS STANDARD Mike and Patrice Abufaris
Susan Finnegan
Roger and Sabrina Marks
Allen and Peggy Amos
Greg and Laura Fogleman
The Mayflower at Winter Park
Sue and Dan Arbuckle
Bill Forness/Paula Peterson
Kevin McClanahan and James Dean
Sarah Arnold
John and Terry Forrester
Miles McDonnell
Hank and Susan Ashby
Lynda and Lamont Garber
Rae McMahan
Jeanne Atkinson
Jean Gillen and Jeff Dowman
Al and Maija Michejda
Stacey Austin and Kathy Rauktis
Teague Gilliland
Terrie and Joe Mitchell
Meg and Rusty Baldwin
Michael and Mary Glasgow
Jim and Carole Moreland
Kathy Benham
Erin Good
Alice Moulton
Vicki Berman
The Gourmet Machine & Catering
Leonor Demori Neisler
Jeffrey and Caroline Blydenburgh
Deborah M. Greear
Jeff and Debby O’Donnell
Jan and Curley Bowman
Carolyn and Joel Greenberg
Howard and Valentina Osofsky
Steve and Sharon Bozarth
Scott A. Greenberg, M.D., Winter Park Plastic Surgery and Laser Center
Kristy and Andy Piecuch
Thomas and Patricia Bruno
John and Barbara Gugel
Dr. Jay and Leslie Plotkin
Terry Bryant / Kimberly Roberts
John and Rosemary Hall
Betsy and John Pokorny
Minter Byrd and Bob Coleman
Howard and Suzy Harris
Prince Associates Inc./Francie Prince
Patricia Byron and Ken Cashon
Gerry and Ruth Hartman
Angela Ramsey
Cameron’s Design LLC
Terry Heagerty
Redfox Promo
Judi Carey
Sharon and Wayne Helsby
Frank and Janna Ricci
Priscilla Church and Michael Dick
Steve and Terri Herrmann
Christine Richmond
Caroline A. Clark
Mike and Kristi Hlavek
Morna Robbins
Tim and Jennifer Clark
Shari Hodgson
Lauren and Tim Rooney
Gail and Tom Colman
Dr. Yanfei Hu
D. Scott Rotatori, MD PA
Craig and Cathy Cook
Jack and Teresa Huether
Cathy Sawruk
Carmen Dominguez Cooper and Jim Cooper
Lisa and David Jasmund
Pamela and David Schulte
John Craig Clothier
Anne W. Jones
Paula Shives
Tom and Susannah Dance
Phil Kean and Brad Grosberg
Jean P. Sprimont
Vinny and Danielle D’Assaro
Elaine L. Kerr
Bill and Leslie Stern
Mike and Terry Davis
John and Linda King
Pamela Stewart
Jake and Manny de la Rosa
Susan and Jim King
Amelia Storer
David and Cynthia Der Hagopian
Bob and Marcia Klettner
Hillary Straus
Duncan and Juliet DeWahl
Michael Klocke
Jackie Byrd Thompson and Alan Thompson
Alan and Laurie Dickey
Richard and Wendy Kozak
Amy Thrasher
Jeff and Judy Doster
Jack and Cindy Kuykendall
Charlie Urban
Greg and Julie Edwards
Bruce and Inga Lake
Bob and Kathy Walker
Stephen and Joan Elker
D. Taylor Langdon
Tiffany Wax
Richard and Carol Ellis
Sally Leslie
Louise and Dick Weiner
Lief and Jan Erickson
Paul and Susan Levine
Amy White
Lynne Etheridge
Will and Cindy Long
Michael and Gail Winn
Katie and Jason Farmand
Ralph and Molly Losey
Greg and Wendy Witherspoon
Jan Farnsworth
Judy and Paul Luckett
Ellen and Wayne Wolfson
Robert and Siham Fechner
Paul and Stacey Manos
Bruce and Michaelle Woodruff
Ramona Ferran/Duncan Ferran Inc.
Bill and Becky Manuel
Bruce and Ann Young
Pam and Steve Brandon
Parkland Homes Inc.
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THANK YOU
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To Come
THANK YOU, FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL AdventHealth The Alfond Inn Alan and Peggy Amos The Ancient Olive Art Systems of Florida Brooks Rehabilitation Canin Associates Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of America Art Christy Garton, OCPS The City of Winter Park Coastline Studios Comfort Suites, Downtown Orlando Compass Crealdé School of Art Cuban Sandwiches on the Run Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation
Fannie Hillman + Associates FreshPoint George’s Café Cookies & Catering The Glass Knife Greycyn Clark Jackson Works Jazz Tastings The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation MacDoctor Miss Merch Nelson’s Tents & Events Nothing Bundt Cakes Orange County Public Schools Oris Orlando Watch Company Oz Media The Park Press
Phil Kean Design Group The Pocket Program Renewal by Anderson Rotary Club of Winter Park St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church San Francisco Puffs & Stuff The Spice and Tea Exchange The 32789 Victory Club The Winter Park Boat Tour The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce Winter Park Arts & Culture Alliance Winter Park Farmers Market Winter Park Magazine Winter Park Public Library Winter Park Publishing Company Zgraph
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IN MEMORIAM ROBERT (MONTE) LIVERMORE JR.
CHINA BEFORE COMMUNISM
Monte Livermore loved the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival and was an enthusiastic festival ambassador. He joined the board in 2009 and served as co-president, along with Amy Thrasher, in 2018. Monte had a passion for helping the Patrons Program grow, was the liaison with the Winter Park Rotary Club for the Beer Garden and represented the festival on the Winter Park Arts and Culture Alliance committee. A horticulturist, Monty enhanced festival events with colorful flowers and seasonal plants. And when the events were over, board members delighted in taking them home to plant in their gardens. No doubt some of those plants are still growing and blooming as a reminder of the kind spirit and loving nature that was at the heart of Monte’s personality.
EL AINE “L ANIE” EDMUNDS SHOWER Lanie Shower started her career as a flight attendant with National Airlines and Pan American Airlines. She later became a Realtor and worked at Ann Cross and later Fannie Hillman + Associates, where she was a top producer. Her warm, welcoming personality was a perfect fit for the community volunteer work that she loved. Besides being a member of the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival board in the early ’80s, she was involved with the Loch Haven Art Center, Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens and the Junior League of Greater Orlando. On the festival board, Lanie worked with artist applications and notifications as well as on the headquarters and merchandise committees. She was tireless, making sure that trays of notification letters made it to the post office on time even when she was nine months pregnant. She served as vice president of the festival in 1984.
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RICHARD NORMAN AWSUMB JR. Richard Awsumb was a member of the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival board twice. He first joined in 1998 and worked on many committees until 2006, when he became a Sustainer. In 2016, he rejoined. Richard, a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, was a talented architect who used his professional skills to help the festival develop the intricate park maps that showed the festival’s footprint as well as where artists’ booth spaces were located. Most recently, he helped with the layout and logistics of the Schools Exhibit. But mostly, Richard loved the artists, enjoyed their creativity and was dedicated to making our festival a success for them.
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