An Occasion for the Arts 2015

Lisa Aronzon

Fine art and entertainment.

Always free.

Children celebrated. Always fun.

Food, wine, beer.

More than just our favorite weekend.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 5. WHAT’S NEW IN 2015

Where to Catch the Free Shuttle.

On-line Previews of Artists in the Show.

New Venue for Youth Events.

Win Great Artwork.

The Williamsburg Book Festival.

7. GALLERIES 8. EXHIBITING ARTISTS BY NAME 10. EXHIBITING ARTISTS BY BOOTH 12. EVENT MAP 14. FRIENDS OF THE ARTS 15. SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES 17. IN APPRECIATION 19. JURORS AND JUDGES 21. OUR EXCEPTIONAL YOUTH 22. ABOUT AN OCCASION FOR THE ARTS

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What’s New for 2015?

Free Shuttle Service! Finding a parking space will no longer be a problem during An Occasion for the Arts weekend. You can leave your car at the auxiliary lot just across from The Woodlands on Visitor Center Drive. (See the inset on the map on page 13.) Free shuttle service will run between the lot and the corner of Lafayette and Boundary Streets from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM both Saturday and Sunday.

Click to Preview the Show!

Log onto aofta.org to preview work from every artist who will display this year. A 38% increase in applications resulted in over 40 new artists being accepted into An Occasion for the Arts. Artists from 29 states across the USA—including the entire Eastern seaboard— applied. You will see the new artists tagged plus new work from your favorite returning artists.

Richard Depaul

New Venue for Youth Events!

Find amazing artwork by children from all the area schools inside the South Henry Street mall. Bubbles the Clown will be just outside to paint kid’s faces, and The Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center will have a table of intriguing art projects for children to enjoy. The Junior Women’s Club will also have their popular sand painting table. See the map on Page 13 for directions.

A Chance to Win Fine Art!

Stop by any of the three information booths to pick up a 2015 Passport. One booth is at the corner of Duke Of Gloucester and North Henry Streets and two are on Boundary Street. (Check the map for locations.) Fill out the information and have the passport stamped at all three information booths, plus the Youth Art display. Return your stamped passport to any information booth. A late afternoon drawing each day will award three winners $100 gift certificates for work done by our exhibiting artists.

New Event! Discover your next favorite author at the Williamsburg Book Festival. Meet 40 local and regional authors, both new and nationally known, as they talk about and sign their books. From children's books to sports to romance to self-help to poetry to historical to contemporary novels, the Williamsburg Book Festival has it from cover to cover. Just on Saturday . At Bruton Parish Hall on Duke of Gloucester Street.

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Galleries INTRODUCING A FEW OF THE ARTISTS NEW TO THE SHOW:

Alexis Barbeau Boca Raton, FL

John Bowen Plantation, FL

Jason McLeod Charlottesvile, VA

Jim Spillane Edinburg, VA

Susan Owens Roper, NC

Janet Gaddy Brown Summit, NC

Mark Poole Hagerstown, MD

Dennis Stuart New Milford, CT

Santiago Gutierrez Zebulon, NC

John Russell Linden, VA

David Shurlow Rhodes, MI

Peter Valenti Syracuse, NY

Carolee Vitaletti Williamsburg, VA

David Julian Westminster, CO

Barbara McLaughlin Stratham, NH

Bill Snyder Connellsville, PA

Eugene Smith Winchester, VA

Paul Willsea Naples, NY

David Wood Monroe, NC

2014 BEST IN SHOW WINNERS

C. W. Banfield Howell, MI

Janet Ford Manassas, VA

Lynn Harrisberger Virginia Beach, VA

Nicario Jimenez Naples, FL

Jeff Vick Midlothian, VA

RETURNING MERIT AWARD WINNERS

Cam Chapman Weston, FL

Elizabeth Krome Toano, VA

Teri Oja Enola, PA

Molly Strater Perrysburg, OH

Richard Toft Accomac, VA

Antanas Ulevicius Barbara Umbel St. Petersburg, FL Indian Harbor, FL

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Exhibiting Artists Last Name First Name Abbott Carlton Anderson Joel Anderson Tracy Armstrong Angelia Arone Janice Aronzon Lisa Banfield C.W. Barbeau Alexis Bird James Boggemann Peirson Carole Bond Angela Borberg-Shulenburg Ronda Bowen John Brown-­Steedly Paula Burcher Lynn Butcher Tonya Caviness Tim Chapman Cam Chapman Trista Charette Leo Chen Kevin Childs Garry Christiansen Diana Christie Daniel Christoff-Flowers Emily Cockman Pui-­Lan Conger Ken Crowder Beth Currie Carolyn Cutler Rita Dehart Patricia Denardo Laura

Booth Category O1 Mixed Media 2D 032 Photography O59 Painting G13 Fiber O41 Ceramics O56 Glass B5, B6 Photography O50 Jewelry O43 Photography O13 Painting G17 Painting G2 Ceramics G21 Painting Y9 Sculpture Y16 Jewelry B19 Drawing B1 Jewelry B18 Photography B4 Ceramics B14 Photography B27 Painting O60 Ceramics O24 Jewelry B17 Ceramics G16 Drawing Y6 Mixed Media 2D G11 Photography O39 Drawing B9 Painting G5 Fiber B30 Painting Y11 Photography

Tate Hamilton Denver, CO

Booth #O51 tatesart@aol.com Tate-Hamilton.artistwebsites.com 8 • An Occasion For The Arts 2015

(Alphabetical Order)

Last Name Depaul Dorish Ellingsworth Elmore Eubank Exley Fawkes Feng Fenwick Ford Forziat Fripp Gaddy Gao Geer Gerehart Grimord Gutierrez Hagenberger Hamilton Harrisberger Hay Hayden Hazelgrove Hedden Helfant-­Frye Horan Ingel Jenkins Jimenez Julian Keemer

First Name Richard John Keith Jan Kim Steven Dolores Zl Tracy Janet Lillian Archie Janet Wayne J. Gail B. Kay Peter Santiago Jamie Tate Lynn Mimi Wayne Lee Bonnie Andi Megan Hanan William Nicario David Jessica

Booth O47, O48 O27 B23 Y4 O49 Y19 B21 O16 G6 O22 O21 G4 G20 O9 O12 O62 Y10 Y12 O23 O51 O52 O53 Y14 O8 O61 B12 Y23 O14 Y20 Y17 Y26 O26

Category Painting Graphics Wood Mixed Media 3D Graphics Photography Jewelry Painting Jewelry Painting Painting Photography Ceramics Mixed Media 3D Sculpture Painting Drawing Ceramics Photography Painting Jewelry Fiber Wood Ceramics Jewelry Painting Jewelry Jewelry Wood Mixed Media 3D Photography Jewelry

Exhibiting Artists Last Name Kelly Kennedy Kim King Krause Krome Lackore Lazar Lennard Gmelin Lentz Lillemoe Lloyd Lung Martin Mason Master McCrary Mckim Mclauchlan Mclaughlin Mcleod Mocahbee Moore Munning Nikitchenko Nogueira Noiseux Nolley Obermeyer Oja Oliva Olney

First Name Brad Selinda Jinsong Nadine Lynn Elizabeth Cynthia Sally Amy Ron Ethan Steven Johnny Minh Karen Kathleen Elginia Betty Staci & Bill Barbara Jason Marti Melanie Charlotte Paul A. Cesar Debbie Phillip Ed Teri Cary Willard

Booth Category B22 Photography Y7 Ceramics Y15 Ceramics O20 Jewelry Y18 Drawing B28 Ceramics O3 Jewelry O38 Mixed Media 3D B3 Sculpture O 17 Wood G12 Ceramics O57 MTL O45 Painting B16 Glass G18 Jewelry B10 Mixed Media 2D O7 Painting O31 Jewelry O15 Digital O46 Jewelry B29 Jewelry Y3 Ceramics O64 Jewelry O35 Ceramics Y13 Painting O25 Sculpture O44 Jewelry Y1, Y2 Glass G8 Painting O29 Mixed Media 2D O54 Photography O6 Jewelry

(Alphabetical Order)

Last Name Owens Packard Patrick-­White Pemberton Pollock Poole Portschy Rawson Rayner Riffe Robertson Ross Russell Schaefer Schroeder Shapiro Sheehan Shurlow Simcoe Smith Snyder Solomon Spak Spillane Stevens Strader Stuart Sutton Sykes Toft Turnage Ulevicius

First Name Susan Lawrence Pamela Corey Ellen Mark Donald Marjorie Brian Robert Robert Nancy John Gail Allison Anna Barry Donald Annie Eugene Bill Josh Martha Jim Paul Molly Dennis Karen Brian Richard Russell Antanas

Booth O65 B25, B26 Y21 Y25 O58 O18,O19 G9 O37 B31 G10 O66 B8 G15 G7 Y5 B15 B24 G1 Y29 Y8 G19 O30 O4 O10 B2 O34 G3 O55 B7 O36 O33 B20

Category Fiber Drawing Painting Glass Jewelry Ceramics MTL Jewelry Wood Jewelry Painting Ceramics Wood Ceramics Jewelry Fiber Sculpture Wood Fiber Painting Photography Glass Painting Photography Photography Jewelry Painting Painting Wood Painting Ceramics Ceramics

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Exhibiting Artists Last Name Umbel Valenti Vander Vetter Vick Vitaletti West

First Name Barbara & Rick Peter Veer Faye Lisa Jeff Carolee Nancy

Booth Category O11 Jewelry O2 Ceramics O28 Painting Y30 Mixed Media 3D Y24 Ceramics Y27 Painting O40 Painting

Last Name White Whitworth Williams Willsea Wood Wooldridge Wooster

Exhibiting Artists Artist Website Carlton Abbott Peter Valenti http://pvalentistudios.com Cynthia Lackore Martha Spak http://www.marthaspak.com Paul Willsea http://willseaobrien.com Willard Olney Elginia Mccrary http://mccraryculturalart.com Lee Hazelgrove http://LeeHazelgrove.com Wayne Gao http://jimspillane.com Jim Spillane Barbara & Rick Umbel http://www.barbaraumbel.com J. Gail Geer http://geerscreations.com Carole Boggemann Peirson http://www.artworkbycarole.com Hanan Ingel http://www.ownapieceofhistory.biz Staci & Bill Mclauchlan http://www.mcldfa.com Zl Feng http://www.zlfeng.com RonLentz http://www.ronlentz.com Mark Poole http://www.markpoolepottery.com Nadine King http://www.lillianforziat.com Lillian Forziat Janet Ford Jamie Hagenberger http://bluenandina.com

Category Booth 2MM O1 CER O2 JWL O3 PNT O4 GLA O5 JWL O6 PNT O7 CER O8 3MM O9 PHO O10 JWL O11 SCU O12 PNT O13 JWL O14 DIG O15 PNT O16 WOD O17 CER O18, O19 JWL O20 PNT O21 PNT O22 PHO O23

First Name Bryant Vonnie Colleen Paul David Kathy Anne

Booth Y22 O42 Y28 O5 B11 B13 O63

Category Painting Painting Ceramics Glass Wood Glass Graphics

(by Booth Number)

Artist Website Category Booth JWL O24 Diana Christiansen A. Cesar Nogueira http://sdrv.ms/Ox4mtI SCU O25 Jessica Keemer JWL O26 John Dorish http://www.johndorish.com GRA O27 Faye Vander Veer http://fayevanderveer.com PNT O28 Teri Oja http://www.terioja.com 2MM O29 Josh Solomon GLA O30 Betty Mckim http://bettymckimjewelry.com JWL O31 Joel Anderson http://www.joelandersonphoto.com PHO O32 Russell Turnage CER O33 Molly Strader http://www.mollystrader.com JWL O34 Charlotte Munning CER O35 Richard Toft http://www.toftstudio.com PNT O36 Marjorie Rawson JWL O37 Sally Lazar 3MM O38 Beth Crowder http://www.bethcrowder.com DRA O39 Nancy West http://www.nancywest.com PNT O40 Janice Arone CER O41 Vonnie Whitworth http://vonniewhitworthart.net PNT O42 James Bird http://www.fineartcolorphotography.com PHO O43 Debbie Noiseux JWL O44 Johnny Lung PNT O45

Booth #O21

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(Alphabetical Order)

Exhibiting Artists Artist Website Category Booth Barbara Mclaughlin http://www.barbarasmithmclaughlin.com JWL O46 Richard Depaul http://depaulart.com PNT O47,48 Kim Eubank http://www.kimeubank.com GRA O49 Alexis Barbeau http://www.seametal.com JWL O50 Tate Hamilton http://Tate-hamilton.artistwebsites.com PNT O51 Lynn Harrisberger http://www.lynnharrisberger.com JWL O52 Mimi Hay http://mimihaydesigns.com FIB O53 Cary Oliva http://www.bycary.com PHO O54 Karen Sutton http://www.karensuttonfineart.com PNT O55 Lisa Aronzon http://lisaaronzon.com GLA O56 Steven Lloyd http://www.stevenlloydmetalart.com MTL O57 Ellen Pollock http://www.williamsburgstudio.com JWL O58 Tracy Anderson PNT O59 Garry Childs http://garrychildspottery.com CER O60 http://www.bonnieheddendesigns.com JWL O61 Bonnie Hedden B. Kay Gerehart http://www.bkaygerehart.com PNT O62 Anne Wooster http://annewoosterimpressions.com GRA O63 Melanie Moore JWL O64 Susan Owens http://www.susanowensstudio.com FIB O65 Robert Robertson PNT O66 Tim Caviness JWL B1 Paul Stevens PHO B2 Amy Lennard Gmelin http://mysterystonesculpture.com SCU B3 Trista Chapman http://sophiastreetstudios.com CER B4 C. W. Banfield http://www.thewildernessgallery.com PHO B5, B6 Brian Sykes http://www.briansykeswoodturning.com WOD B7 Nancy Ross http://www.finepotter.com CER B8 http://www.carolyncurrieartist.com PNT B9 Carolyn Currie Kathleen Master http://kathleenmaster.com 2MM B10 David Wood http://daveswoodcarvings.com WOD B11 Andi Helfant-Frye http://www.andihelfantfrye.com PNT B12 Kathy Wooldridge http://wooldridgeglass.com GLA B13 Leo Charette http://www.leocharette.com PHO B14 Anna Shapiro http://annaesthetic.com FIB B15 Minh Martin http://romeoglass.com GLA B16 Daniel Christie http://www.mudslingerdaniel.etsy.com CER B17 http://camchapman.com PHO B18 Cam Chapman Tonya Butcher http://sacredheartportraits.com DRA B19 Antanas Ulevicius CER B20 Dolores Fawkes http://www.camertondesigns.com JWL B21 Brad Kelly PHO B22 Keith Ellingsworth WOD B23 Barry Sheehan http://barrywsheehan.com SCU B24 Lawrence Packard http://packardnauticalart.com DRA B25, B26 Kevin Chen PNT B27 Elizabeth Krome http://QuailRunPottery.com CER B28 Jason Mcleod http://www.jasonmcleod.com JWL B29 Patricia Dehart http://DeHartDesigns.com PNT B30 Brian Rayner http://www.BrianRaynerDesign.com WOD B31 Phillip Nolley GLA Y1, Y2

(by Booth Number)

Artist Website Category Booth Marti Mocahbee http://www.martimocahbee.com CER Y3 Jan Elmore 3MM Y4 Allison Schroeder http://tigermothjewelry.com JWL Y5 Pui-­Lan Cockman http://puilanart.com 2MM Y6 Selinda Kennedy http://kennedyredwarepottery.com CER Y7 Eugene Smith http://www.eugenebsmith.com PNT Y8 Paula Brown-­Steedly http://www.vaclay.com SCU Y9 Peter Grimord DRA Y10 Laura Denardo http://www.lauradenardo.com PHO Y11 Santiago Gutierrez http://nicaceramicart.com CER Y12 Paul Nikitchenko PNT Y13 Wayne Hayden http://www.giftsfromnature.biz WOD Y14 Jinsong Kim http://florida-­pottery.com CER Y15 Lynn Burcher http://www.gildedlilyglass.com JWL Y16 Nicario Jimenez http://www.retablosnicario.com 3MM Y17 Lynn Krause http://www.lynnkrause.com DRA Y18 Steven Exley PHO Y19 William Jenkins http://www.locustfarmwindsors.com WOD Y20 Pamela Patrick-­White http://www.ppatrickwhite.com PNT Y21 Bryant White PNT http://www.whitehistoricart.com Y22 Megan Horan http://www.megansjewelrybox.com JWL Y23 Jeff Vick http://www.jeffvickceramics.com CER Y24 Corey Pemberton http://www.coreypemberton.com GLA Y25 David Julian http://www.davidajulian.us PHO Y26 Carolee Vitaletti http://caroleevitalettiart.com PNT Y27 Colleen Williams http://www.colleenwilliamsclay.com CER Y28 Annie Simcoe http://www.annabellepetuniahead.com FIB Y29 http://ArtFarmIndiana.com 3MM Y30 Lisa Vetter WOD Donald Shurlow G1 Ronda Borberg-Shulenburg http://www.artbyronda.com CER G2 Dennis Stuart PNT G3 Archie Fripp http://www.DolphinWatchPhotography.com PHO G4 Rita Cutler FIB G5 Tracy Fenwick JWL G6 Gail Schaefer http://www.buckhornpottery.com CER G7 Ed Obermeyer http://www.edobermeyer.com PNT G8 Donald Portschy MTL G9 Robert Riffe http://www.mysticalcrystaljewelry.com JWL G10 Ken Conger http://www.kencongerphotography.com PHO G11 Ethan Lillemoe http://ethanlillemoe.com CER G12 http://www.angeliaarmstrongdesign.com FIB G13 Angelia Armstrong Nick Zdinak 3MM G14 John Russell http://johnmrussell.com WOD G15 Emily Christoff Flowers http://Emilychristoff.com DRA G16 Angela Bond http://www.angelabondart.com PNT G17 Karen Mason http://www.karenmason.net JWL G18 Bill Snyder http://billsnyderastrophotography.com PHO G19 Janet Gaddy http://celticpottery.com CER G20 John Bowen http://www.johnbowenwatercolorist.com PNT G21 An Occasion For The Arts 2015 • 11

Lafaye�e Street

Shu�le Drop Off

City Square Stage

Informa�on

Library

Booths 1 to 21

Green

Scotland Street

North Henry Street

North Boundary Street

Booths 1 to 30

Yellow

Parking Deck

Prince George Street

Blue

Blue Talon

BOOTHS 1 to 31

Court Yard Café Court Yard Stage

Wine & Beer Cider J.S.Burton

Informa�on

Orange

BOOTHS 34 to 66 BOOTHS 33 to 1

Informa�on

Cheese Shop

Youth Ac�vi�es Francis Street

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S. Henry Mall Youth Art and ARC show

SPONSORS: Rembrandt Level:

Van Gogh Level:

New Town Dental Arts Williamsburg Event Rentals WMBG AM 740 Radio

Pick up the shu�le across from the Woodlands, 105 Visitor Center Drive, to be taken directly to the show.

Picasso Level:

Blue Talon Restaurant J.S. Burton The Cheese Shop Chesapeake Bank Towne Bank Trust Company of Virginia Williamsburg Book Fes�val

COURTYARD CAFÉ RESTAURANT FARE: Berret’s / Blue Crab Salad BLTs, She-Crab Soup, Chips and Beverages.

Carrot Tree / Brunswick Stew, Ham Biscuits, Veggie Chili, Humus /Veggie Pita, Carrot Cake, Chocolate Cake.

Paul’s Deli / Gyros, Italian Beef Sandwiches, Turkey Subs.

S�cks Kebob Shop / Beef & Chicken Kebobs with Rice and Choice of Sides: Grilled Veggie Salad, Hummus, Eggplant Salad, Mango Lemonade, Limeade.

Seasons / BBQ Buffet: Pulled Pork, Chicken, Riblets, Sides, Desserts.

Whiskey Hill BBQ / Pulled Barbecue or Beef Brisket with Slaw on a Bun, Chips, So� Drinks, Brownies.

Aromas (Sunday) / Cookies, Scones, Muffins, Chicken, Tuna, Egg Salads, Coffee, Tea, Hot Cider.

(Saturday)

SUNDAY AFTERNOON BEER, WINE & CIDER TASTING FROM 1:00 TO 5:00 PM Come join us for a taste of products from some of Virginia’s finest breweries and vineyards.

On hand to sample will be products from Livingston, Ingleside, Devils Backbone, Castle Hill Cider, Alewerks Brewing and Bold Rock Cider.

Products are also for sale by the glass.

Duke of Gloucester Street (Farmer’s Market Saturday)

YOUTH ACTIVITES:

Within the South Henry Street mall you’ll find a brilliant display of artwork by children from all the area schools. Older students will demonstrate their skills.

On both days, The Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center will provide opportuni�es for youngsters to create their own masterworks.

And Bubbles the Clown will paint their faces.

The Junior Women’s Club popular sand art table will be available on Sunday.

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Friends of the Arts

Maestro ($200 and over) Tim and Linda Caviness Zoe and Tom Graves Kathy and Bruce Hornsby Jane and Harry Burton Mrs. Herbert O. Funsten Bob Harris Nancy Gotwald Harris John and Kay Kane Denise W. Koch Sally Stiles Tony and Gail Taylor Dick and Linda Tolbert

Curator ($100 to $199) Ken and Kathy Adams Tom and Jennifer Austin Mary Anne and Harry Bennett Kathryn Blue Jim and Judith Bowers Gail K. Burger Darrell and Sally Craig Charles and Ginny Crone Dr. and Mrs. John P. Doley Sue and John Donaldson Reg and Kathy Exton Jean and Arthur Fass Bobbi and Ralph Goldstein Adelaide Grattan Stuart and Elizabeth Honenberger Linda T. Hunt Betty Lewis Al and Tessa Louer Sterling and Dottie Nichols Senator Tommy Norment Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinotti Shirley Roby Dr. Beth Scharlop and Dr. Roger E. Schultz Diane and Robert Spearman Hope and Nolan Yelich

Connoisseur ($50 to $99) Scottie and John Austin Mr. and Mrs. Ryland A. Babb, Jr. Don and Linda Baker Nancy E. Bates Alan and Nancy Bolash Mary Ann Brendel Gini and Frank Brinn Bob and Martha Burgess James Detner Barbara and Chuck Ewing Rennie and Beckie Howard Bill and Ellen Kelso Kerry and Peter Mellette Alan and Elizabeth Melton Ruth Mullaney Kathleen Pickering Mr. and Mrs. James Prosser Carol Wallace Sherman Ann R. Symroski Susie Turner Louis and Annette Vosteen Tim and Ellen Weidman Woods and Chrissy Williamson Jane Yerkes Anne Booth Young

Collector (Up to $49) Joseph Brown III Chris and Sally Honenberger Miriam and Mel Jones Jean T. Juraschek Patrick and Laurie Rowe Phyllis and Leroy Smith Richard and Rosie Yourish

Tracey Anderson

Kevin Chen

Thank you for your continued support!

Splendid.

Always the first weekend in October.

Merchants Square, Williamsburg. www.aofta.org

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Schedule of Performers SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 CITY CENTER STAGE

10:00 AM: 11:00 AM: 12:00 noon: 1:00 PM: 2:00 PM: 3:00 PM:

Schnicklefritz and the Oompahs ☻ / Traditional Oktoberfest music.

Rainbow Puppets ☻/ Original song & dance celebrating creature diversity.

Virginia Regional Ballet ☻ / Eclectic family-oriented program.

Fiddlers Green / Irish music in the pub tradition.

Orion / Traditional acoustic music of the US, Canada & British Isles.

John Tracy / Guitar and folk music.

10:15 AM: 11:00 AM: 12:00 noon: 1:00 PM: 2:00 PM: 3:00 PM: 4:00 PM:

John Turner / 10-time Scottish fiddling champion.

Christoff Pedigo and Hill / Mix of folk, blues, jazz and rock.

Lightstreet / Classic rock.

Charlotte & Charley Smith Duet / Traditional bluegrass and folk music.

Some Assembly Required / Acoustic bluegrass and folk music.

Felicia Hoyos / Singer, songwriter, blues, folk and rock.

Chesapeake Bay Bearcats / Traditional Dixieland.

COURTYARD STAGE

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 BOUNDARY STREET TO DUKE OF GLOUCESTER STREET

10:00 AM: Colonial Williamsburg Fife & Drums, celebrating their 57th year. ☻ 10:15 AM: 11:00 AM: 11:45 AM: 12:30 PM: 1:30 PM: 2:30 PM: 3:30 PM:

CITY CENTER STAGE

Eliza Geer / Singer, songwriter, blues, folk and rock.

William the Conjurer ☻ / Family-oriented period magic.

Flute Frenzy ☻ / Premier youth flute choir.

Meade Skelton / Coffee shop country.

Magic of Harmony ☻ / Acapella sung in the barbershop style.

LCV Project / Acoustic guitar; instrumentalist.

Harris Simon / Jazz, blues and American songbook standards.

COURTYARD STAGE

10:30 AM: Skip Friel / Electronic versions of popular song covers; Upbeat Americana.

11:30 AM: Poisoned Dwarf / Traditional Celtic music.

12:30 PM: Runaway String Band /Traditional and contemporary bluegrass & swing.

1:30 PM: Joes Day Off / Oldies, bluegrass, country harmony.

2:30 PM: Scuppernongaree / Folk style with a nod to rock and roll.

3:30 PM: Doug Wilcox / Folk, rock, blues and soul.

4:30 PM: Clan MacCool / Acoustic fun-loving Celtic band. Traditional & original numbers. ☻ Especially pleasing for children.

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In Appreciation

Rembrandt Sponsors: ($2,500)

Vonnie Whitworth Virginia Beach, VA Tim Caviness Williamsburg, VA A. Cesar Nogueira Ocala,. FL Brian Sykes Charalotte, NC John Dorish New York, NY Elginia McCrary Chesapeake, VA

Lillian Forziat Garden City, NY

Ron Lentz Midlothian, VA Karen Sutton Virginia Beach, VA

Lee Hazelgrove Richmond, VA

Ken Conger Lanexa, VA

Lynn Krause Woodstock, IL

ZL Feng Radford, VA

Minh Martin Charlottesville, VA

Gallery: Some Returning Artists

Van Gogh Sponsors: ($1,000) New Town Dental Arts Williamsburg Event Rentals WMBG AM 740 Radio Picasso Sponsors ($500)

Blue Talon Restaurant J. S. Burton, PLC The Cheese Shop Chesapeake Bank Towne Bank Trust Company of Virginia Williamsburg Book Festival

COMMUNITY BUSINESS CONTRIBUTORS Alewerks Brewing Company Aroma’s Berret’s Seafood Restaurant and Taphouse Grill / Tom Austin Carrot Tree Fleming’s Awards and Promotions Iron-Bound Gym Lent & Hawthorne, PC M. Price Distributors MP&A Digital/Advertising Muscarelle Museum of Art Paul’s Deli Richmond Road WAWA—Julie Beatty Seasons Restaurant and Tavern Sticks Kebob Shop Trader Joes Whiskey Hill BBQ PARTNERS City of Williamsburg College of William & Mary Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Junior Women’s Club Kiwanis Club of Williamsburg Merchants Square Next Door Neighbors Magazine — Meredith Collins South Henry Street Shops Thomas Nelson Community College The Virginia Gazette Virginia Fundraising Consultants—Virginia Thumm Williamsburg Chamber and Tourism Alliance Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center Williamsburg Economic Development Authority Williamsburg Fall Arts COMMUNITY AND BOARD ADVISORS Andrew Barker, Williamsburg Police Department Pat Dent, Williamsburg Fire Department Marina Ashton, Merchants Square Geri Walton, City of Williamsburg Jane Medlin-Burton, President Emeritus WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO: Williamsburg Area Arts Commission

Thank you for your invaluable support!

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Splendid.

Always the first weekend in October.

Merchants Square, Williamsburg.

Jurors and Judges Artistic Director Leo Charette led a group of five accomplished artists in selecting participants

from applicants for the 2015 show. After a 25-year career in Higher Education where he directed the Career Offices at several universities, including Duke University and the College of William and Mary, Leo pursued photography as a new venue for his creative energies. Since 2006, his work has received accolades at art shows across the country. As Artistic Director, he also oversees artist communication, designs the booth layouts and posts artist information on the AOFTA website.

Janis Walby running the slides.

Faye Vander Veer Phillip Nolley

Barbara Umbel Marti Mocahbee

Chuck Dubois

The five 2015 jurors spent an entire day at a Thomas Nelson Community College computer lab thoughtfully considering each

submission from hopeful applicants. While An Occasion for the Arts has built its reputation being a juried show, this is the first year a panel of experienced artists worked together to make artist selections. All applicants remained anonymous during the jury process. Artwork, booth image and a submitted artist statement were all that was considered. The jury was asked to evaluate applications on creativity, original thought and intent, going beyond the expected, identity of design, consistency of style and professional presentation along with strong overall concepts.

Judges Jefferson C. Harrison and Diane C. Wright will determine which artists win cash awards and recognition in the 2015 show.

Jeff Harrison, who will judge two-dimensional art, received his Ph.D. degree in the history of art from the University of Virginia, where he completed his doctoral dissertation on the paintings of the 16th-century Netherlandish painter Maerten van Heemskerck. He studied at the Art History Institute at the University of Amsterdam and the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. His career at the Chrysler Museum of Art began in 1982. He served as research curator, curator of European art and as the Museum’s chief curator of European Art. He organized and curated scores of exhibitions during his 33 years at the Chrysler, from Rembrandt and the Golden Age to Norman Rockwell -- and he published numerous books and articles on the Museum’s permanent collection and on 16 th-century Netherlandish art. Harrison retired from the Chrysler in June 2015 with the title of Curator Emeritus.

Three-dimensional judge Diane Wright earned her MA in the History of Decorative Arts and Design from Parsons the New School for Design. She has conducted research and lectured on glass for a number of institutions, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Cincinnati Art Museum and the Blair House, Washington DC. She served as the Marcia Brady Tucker Senior Curatorial Fellow in the American Decorative Arts Department at the Yale University Art Gallery and worked as an educator at the Corning Museum of Glass where she taught glass history to students of all ages. She is the recipient of the Rakow Grant for Glass Research from the Corning Museum of Glass. Currently she is The Carolyn and Richard Barry Curator of Glass at the Chrysler Museum of Art where she oversees a comprehensive collection of glass with more than 10,000 objects, spanning 3,000 years.

Creating a great event for Williamsburg!

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Gallery: A few of our Virginia Artists

Robert Robertson Smithfield, VA

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Paula Brown-Steedly Charlottesville, VA

Monday - Friday: Lunch 10:30am-4:45pm, Dinner 5-9pm Saturday: Breakfast 8-10:30am, Lunch 11am-4:45pm, Dinner 5-9pm

Archie Fripp Williamsburg, VA

Ellen Polloch Williamsburg, VA

Josh Solomon Norfolk, VA

Tonya Butcher Goldvein, VA

Corey Pemberton Aldie, VA Ed Obermeyer Virginia Beach, VA

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Russel Turnage, Lanexa, VA

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Which should I buy?

Because choosing a few pieces of art out of so many possibilities can be a challenge, here are some ideas that might help you select work that you will enjoy for years to come.

Who is the artist? When you buy at a competitive juried show, like An Occasion for the Arts, every invited artist has been selected because of the quality of their work.

By attending the show, you have a chance to meet and talk directly with the artist.

Ask them about their technique. Ask them why they chose the subject or style of the work you are considering. Not only will you learn more about the art you are buying, you will come away with a memorable story associated with it.

How was it created? When you look at a hand-crafted work of art, it is hard to imagine the hours of training and labor that went into its creation. Ask about the process and materials the artist used.

Will I still love it tomorrow? Trust your judgement. If the work—whether practical, decorative or wearable— speaks to you; if it seems strong, distinctive, startlingly beautiful, interesting or poignant the first, second and third time you look at it, you will probably enjoy it more with each passing year.

Will it fit in my home? There is no reason why an intriguing blown vase can’t sit happily beside an old copper pot or elegant contemporary sculpture can’t compliment a traditional painting. If a work of art touches your heart, we believe it will grace your home.

Our Exceptional Youth

An Occasion for the Arts Celebrates the joy of creativity for all ages. See the map on Page 13 for the new location of youth art activities inside and around the Henry Street Mall.

Youth musical events are on City Center Stage, just beyond the shuttle drop-off.

Saturday and Sunday: ♦Display of Youth Art inside the mall. ♦Young artist demonstrations and instruction. ♦Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center make-a-masterpiece table with materials for spinner art, air-dried clay and leaf art. ♦ Bubbles the Clown balloon and face art.

Sunday: Junior Women’s Club Sand Art table.

Splendid!

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An Occasion for the Arts, a 501c-3 non-profit organization, was founded in 1969 to provide Williamsburg with an arts extravaganza. Since then it has grown, year by year, to become the area’s premier art and music festival. The all-volunteer Board of Directors dedicates an enormous amount of time and talent year-around to produce the event.

We are especially proud to draw outstanding artists from around the country on the first weekend in October each year. We are equally proud of having an exceptional youth component to the show. Not only do we provide space for talented youngsters to display their work, but a stage to perform and, in partnership with Williamsburg Contemporary Art Center, a place for youngsters to create their own artwork.

Lively performances are held both days on our two stages, and the popular food court provides a culinary taste of fall. Check the schedule of performances and the map on page 12 so you won’t miss any events this year. On Saturday, The Williamsburg Book Festival joins us to celebrate the literary arts as well as visual and performing arts.

With the help of our Friends, sponsors and supporters, we now provide an endowment to the Williamsburg Community Foundation in order to assure continued support of young artists in our area. If you would like to sustain quality art in Williamsburg, join us as a volunteer or as a Friend. An on-line donation form can be found at aofta.org.

Executive Committee: Stuart Honenberger, President, Production Director Antonija Simpson, Vice-President, Volunteer Director Nancy Newman, Secretary, Materials Coordinator Tim Caviness, Treasurer/Finance Director Sally Stiles, Marketing, Advertising, Program & Public Relations Director Sue Donaldson, At-Large

AOFTA President Stuart Honenberger

Board of Directors: Tom Austin, Food and Wine Coordinator Christina Carroll, Legal, Marketing and Long-Range Planning Advisor Leo Charette, Artistic Director Bob Harris, Social Media Director and Community Coordinator Allison Jones, Market Research Coordinator Meredith Lunceford, Merchants Square Coordinator Fred Miller, Artistic & Signage Coordinator Kathy Pickering, Performing Arts Director Beth Wigley, Youth Art Director

Webmaster Janis Walby

Gallery: artwork of our volunteer jurors

Faye Vander Veer

Barbara Umbel

Artistic Director Leo Charette

Phillip Nolley

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