Festival of the Arts 2013

2013 Paso Robles

“Paso Robles Festival” by: John Barnard

Saturday, May 25th

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“You must never stop being whimsical.”

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oet Mary Oliver said that about life, but it can also be applied to the artistic expression flourishing all around us in Paso Robles. The 2013 Paso Robles Festival of the Arts recognizes, celebrates and nurtures this artistic spirit by weaving a colorful tapestry of creative offerings May 24 - 26.

Robles. Stroll sophisticated, fun and funky galleries and wine tasting rooms spotlighting the best of established and emerging local artists.

Studios on the Park,a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, is proud to partner with the city of Paso Robles to celebrate the arts in a lasting and meaningful way. With your help, we’re able to offer youth art programs, art classes, and exhibitions to the community. In the spirit of Marquee Event: Saturday, May 25 Mary Oliver’s poem, “The Summer Day,” the 2013 Paso Take in all the action in Downtown City Park, includRobles Festival of the Arts encourages all attendees to be ing a Plein Air Quick-Draw and Outdoor Fine Art Show & inspired to make the most of “your one wild and precious Sale. The day is brimming with colorful fun: create your own floral crown, explore the kid’s zone and enjoy a range life!” of food, including an expanded beer and wine garden.

Groove to live music, create your own sand art or add The Summer Day a personal touch to two vivid community murals. Mingle

By Mary Oliver with talented artists amongst the oaks while stilt-walkers, Who made the world? dancers and living statues dazzle throughout the day.

Who made the swan, and the black bear?

New this year, discover the Emerging Artists Collective, Who made the grasshopper? and don’t miss the Wild & Precious and Plein Air Masters This grasshopper, I meanshows taking place at nearby Studios on the Park. the one who has flung herself out of the grass, the one who is eating sugar out of my hand, who is moving her jaws back and forth instead of up State of the Art event: Friday, May 24 and downFriday, May 24 adds a dash of lively arts education led who is gazing around with her enormous and

by Jean Stern, Executive Director of The Irvine Museum complicated eyes. and renowned authority on California Impressionism. AtNow she lifts her pale forearms and thoroughly tend the State of the Art arts-inspired progressive dinner washes her face. party at the Park Ballroom and experience Stern’s illusNow she snaps her wings open, and floats away. trated keynote, wine country dining with Cass Catering’s I don’t know exactly what a prayer is. gourmet dinner and estate wines and an exciting after I do know how to pay attention, how to fall down party with live music provided by The Push Back. Don’t into the grass, how to kneel in the grass, miss out on the “state of the art” prizes! This ultimate night how to be idle and blessed, how to stroll through the out benefits Studios on the Park’s dynamic exhibitions fields, and innovative educational programs, serving more than which is what I have been doing all day.

70,000 students, families and visitors each year.

Tell me, what else should I have done?

Doesn’t everything die at last, and too soon?

Fermented Arts Wine Trail & Art Hop: Tell me, what is it you plan to do Sunday, May 26 With your one wild and precious life?

On Sunday, May 26, you’re invited to venture out onto the Fermented Arts Wine Trail, featuring arts-loving wineries across the region. Visit participating tasting rooms and For more information about the enjoy handcrafted vintages to enter to win a case of Paso 2013 Festival of the Arts, Robles wine. Also on Sunday, enjoy ARTS Obispo’s Post Festival Art Hop in charming and historic Downtown Paso go to www.pasoartfestival.com.

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Table of Contents Introduction............................................................. 2 Plein Air Charity Auction and Artist Bios............. 6 Schedule of Events.............................................. 10 Outdoor Fine Arts Show and Sale...................... 13 Event Map.............................................................. 15 Youth Arts Zone.................................................... 16 Environmental Partners....................................... 17 Art Activities......................................................... 17 Pine Street Promenade........................................ 19 River Bar and Lounge.......................................... 19 Fermented Arts Wine Trail Map........................... 20 Fermented Arts Wine Trail.................................... 21 Performance and Entertainment Schedule........ 22 Event Sponsors.................................................... 23

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Plein Air Quick-Draw Charity Auction

From 9 am to 11 am, 25 award-winning artists race against the clock and the changing light to create paintings of downtown Paso Robles. At the sound of a whistle, their talented renderings of charming homes, iconic landmarks, beautiful models, and vintage cars are pressed into frames and put on display before the paint has even dried!

The thrills continue at 1 pm when Jean Stern, Executive

Director of the Irvine Museum announces the award-winners and introduces the artists. Supervisor Frank Mecham and winemaker Doug Beckett lead the exciting charity auction in the gazebo. Make plans to grab a paddle and be part of the magic!

Auction proceeds benefit the Festival of the Arts, Studios on the Park’s community arts programming, and the REC Foundation’s, “Salinas River Corridor Fund.”

Participating Artists JOHN BARNARD Atascadero, California John Barnard studied at Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles. After graduation he lived in Mexico and Venezuela.

In 1973 he moved to Atascadero where in the beauty of California’s Central Coast, he became a prolific painter. He works mainly in watercolor. John has a large following of artists who meet every Tuesday to paint and critique together.

He is a member of: Watercolor USA Honor Society Watercolor West Texas Watercolor Society Rocky Mtn. National Central Coast Watercolor Society

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KEN CHRISTENSEN Los Osos, California Educated in Michigan and England, Ken attended L’Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris. He lived in Europe for several years and supported himself by sketching shops and restaurants in the streets. He was an official copyist at the Louvre Museum.

Moving back to the States in 1988, he taught at North Central Michigan College.

He is a founder of “The New Fauves” artist group.

His painting is characterized by an exuberance of form and color.

JOHN COSBY Laguna Beach, California Born in Hollywood and raised in the West, at 18, John was chosen as a com-

munications advanceman for President Nixon and began to travel the globe, continuing in this capacity through the Ford Administration. What interested him most was the many great works of art he encountered. “They haunted me and helped set the course for my career as a painter.”

After leaving the White House, Cosby rebuilt an old classic sailing sloop and set sail up and down the eastern seaboard in the inland waterway for 3 years. Thus began his art career. John was inducted as a Signature Member of both the California Art Club and Plein Air Painters of America in 2010.

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CHRISTINE CROZIER Monterey, California Christine Crozier’s oil paintings are noted for their confident, expressionist brushwork, and rich color.

Collectors in the Americas, Europe and South Pacific have sought her award winning landscapes, floral paintings, figurative works and portraits.

Crozier has taught art workshops in the Monterey and

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SF Bay area; at Monterey Peninsula College and in the Fiji Islands. She is a founding member and president of the Monterey Bay Plein Air Painters Assoc. and member of Ala Prima International and is on the Board of the Carmel Art Association.

Her current work can be seen in California at the Christopher Queen Galleries.

ERIN HANSON Burbank, California Erin Hanson transforms desert landscape into an abstract mosaic of color and texture. A graduate of UC Berkeley (pre-med biology major!) she has spent 7 years rock climbing and painting in Utah, Nevada, Arizona and California.

She has created a unique style of her own, combining elements of classic impressionism and modern art, with a dash of plein air.

Erin currently shows in top rated art festivals and galleries around the western states with avid collectors spanning the globe.

JEREMY HARPER Santa Barbara, California California plein air artist Jeremy Harper was raised in Santa Barbara. He is a graduate of the San Fran-

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cisco Art Institute and has studied art in Europe and China.

He is a member of the Oak Group in Santa Barbara.

Jeremy depicts locations that vary from his favorite surf spots, right on up to the beautiful mountains that rise above the city.

man Hosner was born in Detroit, earned his BFA at Wayne State and studied illustration at the Center of Creative Studies College of Art and Design in Detroit.

He spent 17 years as a professional illustrator, and then turned his considerable talents to plein air pastels.

CAROLYN HESSE-LOW Most recently, from 2009 to La Jolla, California 2012, he has received “First A nationally recognized art- Prize” from the French ist, Carolyn graduated from Pastel Society in Giverny, Univ. of California, Santa France and from the Barbara and continued her American Pastel Society in training at The Art Center New York City and “Best of College of Design in Show” from the Pastel SociPasadena. Her style is early ety of the West Coast.

California Impressionism, Bill has travelled from capturing the changing Michigan to join us here in mood and rugged beauty California for this event! of what she sees in plein For this year’s Festival of air landscapes, figures and the Arts Mr. Hosner teame marine subjects. up with Elizabeth Tolley to Carolyn’s paintings have judge the “Wild and Prebeen exhibited at the cious” exhibition in Studios National Arts Club and on the Park.

Salmagundi Club in New York; Laguna Art Museum, SIBYL JOHNSON Pasadena Museum of Cali- Carmel, California fornia Art and others. Her A fourth generation Califorwork has been shown in nian, living in Carmel, Sibyl numerous national exhibihas a BA in Education and tions and she has been Fine Art and a Master’s deselected to paint in plein gree in Education. After a air invitational and juried 30 year teaching career, events throughout the West. her goal to paint full time She is a Signature Member and return to her family’s of the American Society of Carmel cottage has beMarine Artists, the Nation’s come a reality.

Watercolor Society, the American Impressionists SUE JOHNSON Society and the National Oil Cambria, California and Acrylic Painters Sue Johnson is a native Society among others. She Californian living in the is an Artist Member of the quaint coastal village of California Art club.

Cambria. Her main focus is painting coastal and rural W. TRUMAN HOSNER areas of Central California, (“Bill”) with an occasional trip to Traverse City, Michigan France, Italy or any other Noted pastel artist W. Truopportunity to pack up and

go painting. Sue studied art at Citrus College in Glendora, CA and The Art Study Program in Giverny, France.

Other instructors include: Ron Rencher, Ted Goershner, Cynthia Britain, Robert Hallet, Elizabeth Tolley, David Halbach, Anita Hampton, Joyce Pike, Ray Roberts, Tony Couch, John Cosby.

Current Memberships: California Art Club, American Impressionist Society, Allied Arts Association, Paso Robles Art Association Plein Air Events: 2012 Paso Robles Festival of the Arts, 2012 Hearst Castle Plein Air, Over The Grade Plein Air Exhibitions: Brushstrokes San Luis Obispo: 2002, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, Color of Autumn Paso Robles: 1997, 2003, 2006, 2007, and Galaxy: 2007, 2008, 2009.

Current Galleries: Studios on the Park & Gallery Los Olivos.

LARRY KAPPEN Los Osos, California A native of Los Angeles who now lives in Los Osos, Larry taught art at Monterey Peninsula College and now teaches in Santa Maria.

An avid “backpack artist” he may find himself at La Purisima Mission painting a landscape through a colonnade or at Montana de Oro painting the coast or at Sweet Springs painting Morro Rock. He is inspired by the California landscape; seeing “it in a different light or at another time of year, creating …a whole new perspective and a new moment to capture within my work.”

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CAROLYN LORD Livermore, California Primarily a watercolor artist, Carolyn has been painting since college at Illinois’ Principia College. Studying under several masters, she absorbed what they had to offer and then redefined it to fit her style. She has traveled extensively, paint in tow. She enjoys painting in California with its landscape, architecture and gardens.

She also has a wide range of interests in the arts including designing posters for the Livermore Valley Opera and painting sets for Livermore’s West End Theatre.

She also teaches adult classes in perspective and figure drawing.

Gallery in Carpinteria, in a solo exhibition at the Faulkner West Gallery, as well as shows with the Oak Group.

Mr. Mitchell is also a writer and musician. His first book, Outstanding in His Field, a book of stories about painting, will be published in 2012. His articles have appeared in Ocean magazine. A collection of his songs, “How Strong We Are” was released in 2012.

landscapes to still life and figures, she paints small and often as she says, “Time at the easel fills my soul.” She has exhibited at the Randy Higbee Gallery and Hillcrest Art Center among many others.

Museum Plein Air Show, among many others.

JULIA MUNGER SEELOS Redwood City, California Julia grew up in Kentucky, overlooking the Ohio River across from Cincinnati. She attended Baker-Hunt AcadSCOTT W. PRIOR emy and Rhode Island Oceanside, California School of Design. She Scott W. Prior, CAC is a na- attended the University tive of Southern California. of Cincinnati majoring in He received his BFA from Industrial Design.

The Academy of Art Univer- Moving to the Bay area, sity in San Francisco, CA. she continued her art studScott is currently a Signaies and graduated from San JOHN PARTRIDGE ture Member of the Califor- Jose State Univ. with a BA Paso Robles, California nia Art Club and an Artist in Design/Illustration.

Well-known watercolor Member with Southern She studied with watercolartist has a diverse backCalifornia PAPA and Oil orist John O’Beck, and oil ground. Born in LA, he first Painters of America. painter Raymond Brose. received recognition with He has exhibited in national Julia had a full career in his mechanical drawing shows, juried competitions retail store design and as which led him to a job mak- and invitational events an art director in San Franing drawings for industrial across the country includcisco, which allowed her to WILLIAM MITCHELL design. ing, the California Art Club’s travel throughout Europe Santa Maria, California Turning from industry to Annual Gold medal show at and Asia. She now devotes A recently elected member art in the 1990’s he began the Pasadena Museum of herself to painting full time. of Santa Barbara’s Oak studying watercolor paintCalifornia Art, exhibitions at Group, Bill Mitchell started ing. His work has significant the Frederick Weisman Mu- W. JASON SITU painting when he was architectural features seum of Art, the Academy El Monte, California seven years old. His mother softened by his use of color Art Museum in Easton, MD, Jason was born in Guang made ceramics, which they and light. His art is promiand in the Prestigious Oil Dong, China. He began painted together in pure, nently displayed throughout Painters of America Napainting in high school durbright colors. the Central Coast and he tional Show. ing China’s “cultural revoluMitchell left college in 1971 has been featured in SunPrior has been awarded tion” and completed his to live in Mexico with the set Magazine. and recognized by Oil education at the Guangintent of teaching himself He travels extensively and Painters of America, zhou Fine Arts Institute, to paint landscapes in the his paintings now include Laguna Plein Air Painters one of China’s most presmanner of the French scenes of New England, Association, Carmel Art tigious art schools. Immiimpressionists. He lived in France, Italy and Greece, to Festival and the Bower’s grating to the US with his rural areas in the states of name a few. family, he was fascinated Guerrero and Michoacán by the beautiful California for ten years. After returning ANETTE POWER Landscape and decided to to the U.S. in the early 80s, Westlake Village, California become a plein air painter. he spent several years in Anette worked in animation He has been a full time artAustralia before settling until 2009 when she turned ist since 1997. down permanently in Califull-time to painting. She is His is a signature member fornia. an artist in residence at the of the California Art Club, In recent years he has exStudio Channel Islands the Laguna Beach Plein Air hibited his work at Lacuna Art Center. Anette sees life Painter’s Assn, Oil Painters Gallery, McCollum Gallery as a “visual feast” which of America and the Rocky in Laguna Beach, Palm Loft she works to capture. From Mtn. Plein Air Painters.

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MICHAEL SITU Laguna Beach, California Award winning Michael Situ is a Signature Member of Oil Painters of America, California Art Club and Laguna Plein Air Painters Assn.

He is a contemporary artist of the California Impressionist Style, known for his luminous and richly colored landscapes of the coasts and mountains. Powerful compositions, strong brushwork and a gorgeous sense of color all come together in perfect harmony in his work. He is a master of plein air.

JEFF SKELLY Sunland, California Jeff Skelly has developed his personal style of painting … fusing impressionism with the subtle tonal variations of the old masters to create original landscapes and figure paintings in oil.

Jeff graduated from Cal State Northridge and attended the California Art Institute and UC Los Angeles.

He conducts plein air painting workshops and teaches classical painting.

He has won many awards and been exhibited nationally.

ELIZABETH “LIBBY” TOLLEY Cayucos, California Los Osos artist Libby Tolley is a fourth-generation Californian. Painting the rural landscaped of California’s Central Coast has been her focus.

Libby is an Elected Artist Member of the California Art Club, and a signature member of the Oil Painters of America, Signature Member of National Water-

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color Society, and a Signature Member of Alla Prima International.

Writing about “Platinum Morning”, Jean Stern speaks of the “Deeper, softly spiritual” quality of her work, “a treat to the eye and the spirit.”

THOMAS VAN STEIN Carpinteria, California Thomas Van Stein has been seriously painting for 25 years; inspiring students and teaching for over 15 years in California and Scottsdale Artist School.

Since 1988 he has been a member of the Oak Group, dedicated to the preservation of the environment. He is also an Artist Member of the California Art Club, Oil Painters of American and the Santa Barbara Art Association. He has a BA and a Masters in Art from Cal State, Northridge.

Thomas is recognized for his paintings reflecting light and tonality of early California artists and nocturnes.

CHRIS VAN WINKLE Morro Bay, California Chris Van Winkle is a California artist with roots in Canada. He studied at the Ontario College of Art, Citrus College and the Art

Center College of Design.

He has taught watercolor at Citrus College for the past 21 years.

He is an award winning member of the National Watercolor Society and Watercolor West. Member of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America and the Whiskey Painters of America.

Selected as one of the “Top Twenty” art instructors by Watercolor Magazine.

Cambria she has been a professional artist for over 40 years, judged art shows, owned a gallery, taught many workshops and demonstrated for various art organizations. She is a signature member of several regional arts organizations.

Adventurous, energetic, haunting, moody … are all accurate descriptions of her work.

JAMES WISNOWSKI Los Angeles, California A graduate of the American Academy of Art and signature member of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, James focuses on the outdoor landscape in both oils and watercolor. He teaches his technique in workshops in inspirational locations in Europe and the USA. His technique is realistic, simplifying and emphasizing the light and color in order to communicate his vision of the environment as he sees it. James believes painting is a visual language with no need of verbal explanation; the images should express themselves through the painting.

Living in Chicago for much of his career gives his art a unique feeling for the urban cityscape. Relocating to California he was inspired by the rocky coastlines, colorful fishing villages, and vineyards.

JEANETTE WOLFF Cambria, California Jeanette is a well known multi-media artist of the Central Coast. Based in

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Schedule of Events Friday, May 24th

California Light: Painting En Plein Air

Mr. Jean Stern, Executive Director of The Irvine Museum and renowned authority on California Impressionism presents this engaging keynote address. Celebrating a new vision of the California landscape, Jean Stern reveals the historical origins of the plein air movement as well as its most iconic artists and their unforgettable paintings of California’s stunning and varied beauty - desert vistas, plunging coastlines, verdant vineyards, charming towns, and snow-topped mountains.

Join us for an arts-inspired Progressive Dinner Party in support of Studios on the Park!

Friday, May 24, 2013 at 5:30PM Cost: $65 per ticket

Keynote + Dinner at the Park Ballroom, 1232 Park Street After party at Studios on the Park, 1130 Pine Street This novel fundraiser starts at the Park Ballroom with “California Light,” an illustrated art keynote by Jean Stern.

Art lovers then enjoy wine country dining at its finest with Cass Catering’s gourmet dinner and estate wines.

The after party brings the celebration over to Studios for dessert wines, sweet treats, live music, and prizes!

This ultimate night out benefits Studios on the Park’s dynamic exhibitions and innovative education programs, serving more than 70,000 students, families, and visitors each year.

State of the Art ticket holders receive a $65 discount on the purchase of a painting at the Plein Air Quick-Draw Auction.

To purchase a ticket email sasha@studiosonthepark.org or call 805.238.9800.

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Paso Robles

Saturday, May 25th ALL DAY

Bike Valet Location: Horseshoe Pit Don’t worry about parking or paying for gas – ride your bike to the festival and park it for free at the Bike Valet!

9 – 11 am Plein Air Quick-Draw

Location: Downtown Paso Robles 25 of California’s finest artists race against the clock and the changing light to paint works of art!

View a list of participating Plein Air artists.

10 am

PASO ROBLES FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS BEGINS AT THE DOWNTOWN CITY PARK!

Outdoor Fine Art Show & Sale Location: East Side of the Park 50+ nationally & regionally-acclaimed artists exhibit & sell their artwork under canopies.

View a list of participating artists.

Festival Foods Location: Northwest Side of the Park Dine with us and get some good eats and refreshing beverages. Enjoy smoothies, BBQ, brisket and pulled pork sandwiches, kettle corn, and gelato!

Proceeds benefit the Festival of the Arts.

Plein Air Masters Location: Studios on the Park (1130 Pine Street) Invitational exhibition showcasing paintings by premier California Plein Air artists.

Public Mural Project Location: Youth Art Zone Henry AJ Ramos and the Artists Reimagining Color youth group lend their considerable talent to directing a river-inspired Public Mural Project on a 60-ft canvas along Spring Street. All ages are encouraged to participate!

Sand Masters Location: Southeast Corner of the Park Your children’s sand castles will never be the same. Follow the “fish prints” to Pine Street to watch the Travel Channel’s Sand Masters at work.

Try your own hand at sand sculpture.

Youth Art Classrooms Location: Youth Art Zone Hands-on art classrooms honoring the styles of the great masters.

Interactive Environmental Displays Location: Environmental Area Learn about environmental efforts and issues, in particular those relating to the Salinas River. River Vision Partners have interactive educational and art activities. Look for the Mother Nature photo booth and Sammy the Steelhead roaming the park at 11 am, 12:30 pm, and 2 pm.

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Wild & Precious Exhibition Location: Studios on the Park (1130 Pine Street) This special month long exhibition features original artworks showcases original artworks inspired by the Mary Oliver poem “The Summer Day.”

Youth Stage Performances Location: Youth Art Zone First-class presentations every half-hour by community dance, music, & theatre groups.

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Sunday, May 26th 11 AM - 4 PM

Fermented Arts Wine Trail Tour arts-loving wineries and taste their handcrafted vintages to be entered to win a case of Paso Robles wine.

Participating Wineries Anglim Winery Cypher Winery Halter Ranch Vineyard L’Aventure Winery Le Vigne Winery Lone Madrone Opolo Vineyards Tablas Creek Vineyard Vina Robles Winery Windward Vineyard 12 PM - 3 PM

ARTS Obispo’s Post Festival Art Hop Stroll downtown galleries and wine tasting rooms that spotlight the best of established and emerging local artists. You’ll find a wealth of fantastic art in spaces whose atmospheres range from sophisticated to funky. Whatever your taste in fine art, you are sure to find something you love. Map of participating venues also available at www.artsobispo.org.

12-3pm Sunday, May 26, 2013

Clayhouse: 849 13th St. 238.7055: www.clayhousewines.com EarthTones Gifts & Gallery:1319 Park St. 238.4413: www.earthtonesgifts.com

2. Clayhouse: 849 13th St. 238.7055: clayhousewines.com 3. EarthTones Gifts & Gallery:1319 Park St. 238.4413: earthtonesgifts.com 4. Firefly Gallery: 839 12th St. 237.9265: thefireflygallery.com 5. General Store Paso Robles: 841 12th St.: Facebook: General Store Paso Robles 6. Pianetta Winery: 829 13th St. 226.4005: pianettawinery.com 7. Studios on the Park: 1130 Pine St. 238.9800: studiosonthepark.org 8. Vale Fine Art: 619 12th St. (310) 795.4685: valefineart.com

Firefly Gallery: 839 12th St. 237.9265: www.thefireflygallery.com

Pianetta Winery: 829 13th St. 226.4005: www.pianettawinery.com Studios on the Park: 1130 Pine St. 238.9800: www.studiosonthepark.org Vale Fine Art: 619 12th St. (310) 795.4685: www.valefineart.com Page 12

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Participating Galleries

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Outdoor Fine Art Show

Sale

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50+ nationally- and regionally-acclaimed artists exhibit and sell artworks that include paintings, jewelry, drawing, pottery, glass, textiles, wood, photography and mixed media.

Canopy Name

Canopy #

City

Medium

Robert John I.N.V. XD

1

Atascadero

All

www.sun1studios.com

Telling Images

2

Altadena

Digital

www.tellingimages.com

Maria Poroy Artist

3

Monterey

Acrylic & Oil

Alice Ronke Art

4

Paso Robles

Watercolor

Moonstone Pottery

5

Los Osos

Ceramics

Larry Kappen

6

Los Osos

Acrylic & Oil

Ginger Toomer

7

Paso Robles

Pastel

Lewis Designs

8

San Luis Obispo

Jewelry

Don Hall

9

Turlock

Ceramics

Sheri Klein

10

San Luis Obispo

Glass

Rich "Hap" Happoldt

11

Templeton

Wood

Jeffrey Skelly

12

Sunland

Oil & Pastel

Rosanne Seitz

13

Grover Beach

Watercolor

www.rosanneseitz.com

Laurel Sherrie

14

Arroyo Grande

Oil

www.laurelsherrie.com

Roger Combs Woodworker

15

Atascadero

Wood

www.rogercombs.com

Stephen E. Price

16

Paso Robles

Acrylic

www.stepheneprice.com

Loey Siering

17

Paso Robles

Acrylic, Fiber, Mixed Media, Watercolor

Debra Jurey

18

Templeton

Jewelry

Altered by the Sea

19

Morro Bay

Mixed Media

Gourd Art Creations

20

Lompoc

Gourds

www.lavenpine.com

Kathryn Welsh Fine Jewelry

21

Paso Robles

Jewelry

www.etsy.com/shop/kathrynwelsh

DANIEL

22

Paso Robles

Mixed Media

Color Vibe Designs

23

Los Osos

Silk

Melissa Campbell

24

Arroyo Grande

Glass

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Website

www.poroyart.com www.moonstonepottery.com www.larrykappen.com www.atascaderoartassn.fix.net/art/toomer/toomer. html www.lindalewisjewelry.com www.donhallworks.com www.sherikleinglassart.com www.jeffskellyart.com

www.loeyart.com www.jureystudio.com www.alteredbythesea.com

www.newworldcubist.com www.colorvibedesigns.com/ www.glassdesignsbymelissa.com

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Emerging Artists Collective

This brand new, fun area inside the Outdoor Fine Art Show and Sale features a looseknit group of mostly self-taught artists who make art that reflects the lifestyles they lead. Don’t miss this showcase of lowbrow art, graffiti, and neo-surrealism!

Kabe Russell

25

Atascadero

Photography

James Wisnowski

26

Los Angeles

Oil & Watercolor

Erin Hanson

27

Burbank

Oil

JĂśrn Piesnack

28

Morro Bay

Ceramics

John Partridge

29

Paso Robles

Watercolor

Doug Lawrie

30

Atascadero

Ceramic

Julia Munger Seelos

31

Redwood City

Oil

Barry R. Lundgren

32

Atascadero

Wood

Karen Scott Browdy

33

Fillmore

Collage & Mixed Media

Lori Slater

34

Cambria

Watercolor

Sibyl Johnson

35

Carmel-by-the Sea

Oil

Dotty Hawthorne

36

San Luis Obispo

Oil & Pastel

www.dottyhawthorne.com

Susan McKee

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Youth Art Zone 2013 Scientists have identified close links between participating in the arts and increased learning in children. This year’s zone features 8 hands-on art stations, a fresh layout, enhanced staging, two public mural projects, a rose petal pool play area, all new entertainment and more. Look up to see the enchanting stilt walkers in all of their majestic glory!

1. Public Mural Sponsored by Jim Peterson & Carol Tucker The river-inspired Public Mural Project features two 18-ft canvases for artists of all ages! Henry A J Ramos and the Artists Reimagining Color youth group lend their considerable talent to directing families while the Paso Robles Youth Arts Foundation partners with the Foundation for the Performing Arts Center to offer a new side just for tweens and teens!

2. Musical Petting Zoo Provided by SLO Symphony In this petting zoo the animals are instruments! Well-loved trombones, trumpets, violins, and even an accordion can be found buzzing and squawking in our charming “corral”.

8. Wild Webs w/ Spiders Provided by Paso Robles Art Association Create a rainbow spider “web” by blowing bright watercolors through a straw onto paper with a plastic spider ring attached with elastic string.

9. Zany Hats Sponsored by Yesterdays Sportswear Provided by Youth Arts Foundation Create a really cool hat out of an ordinary paper bag. The booth will be filled with embellishments so your creative flair can come alive. Create a hat and strut your stuff!

10. Hands-On Percussion Provided by Music Motive 3. Face Painting FREE introductory bucket drumming classes for all ages! FeaturProvided by Freckles the Clown ing instructors and members of the award winning percussion Everyone’s favorite local face painter returns. Be the art, wear the performance group, Bucket Busters!! art. A nominal fee will be charged for face painting.

4. Poetry Slam Provided by Cambria YMCA If poetry is your art of choice, come lend your voice to our Poetry Slam by reading or reciting poetry out loud - celebrating a broad range of voices, styles, cultural traditions, and approaches to writing and performance.

Tableaux Vivants Provided by Class Act Dance Tableaux Vivants means “living pictures”. The term, borrowed from the French language, describes performers representing a scene, painting, sculpture, etc., by a person or group posed silent and motionless.

5. Wild & Precious Bookmarks Provided by the Library Foundation Commemorate the day by creating a multimedia collage bookmark featuring wild animals, precious jewels and vibrant fringe.

Rose Petal Pool Play Area Sponsored by Advance Adapters, Inc. Provided by Paso Robles Community Church A botanical bubble bath – wading pools filled with rose petals for the under 5 set to frolic and play in – photo op anyone?

6. Rainbow Comb Painting Sponsored by Rabobank Provided by Boys & Girls Club Enjoy a fabulous art process using combs and brightly colored paints, to explore textures and patterns!

7. Book It! Bookmaking Provided by San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (SLOMA) Artist Beryl Reichenberg shows you how to create a simple folder book form for story writing, drawing, or whatever you like.

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Chinese Yo-Yo Provided By Justin Thieleman Exotic juggling! Grab a yo-yo and start learning tricks from our amazing instructor! Great for kids and adults!

Fairytale Theatre Provided by Artistry In Motion Come dream with us in our Fairytale Theatre...Once Upon A Time...

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Environmental Partners Displays, Art Activities and More The Festival of the Arts began in 2009 with a vision to celebrate the beauty of the Salinas River Corridor through the eyes of artists. That spirit continues to flow through the Festival to this day and has expanded in the last 4 years.

Festival-goers can now get tips on making their home environments more sustainable, environmentally-friendly and artistic.

While our participating artists interpret and express the beauty of our natural environment, the businesses and organizations represented in the Environmental Partners section of the Festival seek to preserve and protect if for future generations.

Each organization will interpret their mission through a hands-on art project or interactive experience, and will provide educational information about their efforts to make the world a better place.

1. REC Foundation & River Vision Exhibit Art Activity: “River Weaving – Bracelet Making” Create your own woven bracelet reminiscent of the “braided” Salinas River. With a few simple learned techniques, you’ll take away a wearable piece as a memento of the day. Exhibits and docents will be on hand to provide updates on current and future river enhancement projects.

River Mission: The City of Paso Robles is committed to creating a thriving Salinas River corridor that enhances important habitat and open spaces, provides recreational and economic opportunities, ties to our heritage, and connects to our future.

River Vision Webpage: www.prcity.com/government/departments/commdev/salinas_river.asp River Enhancement Fund at Work Remember that Festival proceeds support the REC Foundation’s River fund which in turn provides opportunity to install public art and recreational enhancements along the Salinas River coordinator. In February of this year, “Circle of Life” by Ojai artist Robert Roemisch, was installed along the new stretch of Charolais River Trail. This river inspired environmental sculpture was funded & commissioned by the REC Foundation with their River Enhancement Funds. More Public Art to come!

REC Foundation Mission: The REC Foundation is a non-profit fundraising corporation committed to creating enhanced programs, places and open spaces for quality recreational experiences in Paso Robles.

REC Foundation: www.prcity.com/government/departments/recreation/recinc.asp

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2. City’s Watershed and Conservation Art Activity: “Butterfly Wands” What do butterflies and water have in common? They are both precious! Learn how water-saving native plants can attract and nourish butterflies, enhancing the balance of our natural habitats. Use watercolors and simple household items to create an enchanted butterfly wand.

Mission: The City of Paso Robles promotes water conservation and the proper discharge of water run-off to protect the City’s watershed and preserve its quality for today and the future.

Website: http://www.prcity.com/government/departments/publicworks/water/conservation.asp 3. Transition Paso Robles Art Activity: “Plant Impressions” Get ready to bring leaves and plant material to life in an artistic way! The Food Group of Transition Paso Robles will lead kids through the creative process and share their knowledge about converting lawns to food.

About: The goal of Transition Paso Robles is to increase our local self-reliance, moving away from dependence on shrinking supplies of fossil fuels, lower our impact on the environment in response to climate change, and create a joyful, well planned transition to a positive future based on community collaboration.

Website: www.transitionpasorobles.org/TransitionTowns/Home_ Page.html 4. Upper Salinas - Las Tablas Resource Conservation District Art Activity: “Native Soil Painting” The diversity of our California soils provides the color palette

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for this art project. Learn how to help keep our rivers and open space healthy for plants, animals and humans as part of this easy and fun art activity.

Mission: The US-LT RCD is a non-regulatory special district charged with assisting public agencies and individuals with resource management.

Website: www.us-ltrcd.org 5. Nature’s Touch Harvest and Nursery Activity: “Informed Grocer” Access to good local plants and food is a vital part of a community’s well being. Learn how to be a better, smarter shopper, how to buy local, reduce packaging waste and bring the garden into your kitchen in a healthy way. Nature’s Touch will have their produce and plants on display and also available for purchase.

About: Nature’s Touch Nursery & Harvest is a specialty plant nursery and local grocery store who believes in supporting local farmers, organic farmers and the community. They feature a program similar to a CSA program with produce from local farmers and farmers throughout California.

Website: www.naturestouchnurseryandharvest.com 6. SLO County Worm Farm Activity: “Worm Farming & Compost Demonstrations” Banana Peels and Coffee Grounds and Earthworms ~ Oh My! Composting with natural household items is easier than you think. Add in a local expert Worm Farmer and you will find some fascinating information about worms and how the magical castings they leave behind are beneficial for our gardens and our environment. Great wiggly fun!!

About: SLO County Worm Farm is the producer of Black Diamond Vermicompost, a “natural” soil amendment “produced” by worms. The farm provides them with an ideal environment and feeds them nutritious organic matter. After they process and digest their food, they leave their castings (or worm poop) behind.

Website: www.slocountyworms.com 7. Pacific Wildlife Care Activity: Kids and adults will both enjoy interactive wildlife demonstrations and discussions in the park. Meet the spokesanimals, including hawks, opossums, owls and more. Find out what you can learn about local wildlife and the issues affecting them in the urban environment.

Mission: PWC’s mission is to rehabilitate orphaned or injured wildlife and return to their natural habitat, and to educate our community to value and respect wildlife and the environment we share with them.

Website: www.pacificwildlifecare.org

Mission: Amigos de Anza’s mission is to educate visitors about the Juan Bautista de Anza trail, protect resources along the route, monitor trail development, mark the trail, solicit funds, and undertake a variety of other activities which support the objectives of the trail.

Website: www.nps.gov/juba 9. Falconer Falconry is reportedly the oldest sport in history and is now being used as a natural and sustainable pest control method in farming and viticulture. Brad Felger will be on hand with working birds of prey to answer questions about sustainable farming with falconry.

About: Founded in 2002 by Brad Felger, Airstrike provides services and consulting to land fill operations, vineyards, resorts, industrial parks and open air food courts. We have locations servicing Southern California, Central California and Western Idaho with more service areas being added.

Website: http://www.airstriketech.com/about.htm 10. Sand Sculpture and Sand Play – The Sand Guys Back by ultra-popular demand! The fragile and fantastic art of sand sculpture will stop you in your tracks, ignite your imagination and leave you breathless. You can see the Sand Guys perform this fantastic art on festival day ~ working with 25 tons of sand generously donated by CalPortland Company. Sand sculpting demos will be presented every half hour at the top and bottom of the hour. There will be plenty of sandbox room for festival goers to get creative and test their new skills.

About: With two seasons of Sand Masters airing on The Travel Channel, the Sand Guys have become the most recognized sand sculptors in the world. Their sculptures have been seen and enjoyed by millions in over thirty countries and nearly every state in the Union.

Website: www.sandguys.com Sammy Steelhead A favorite of the kiddos, Sammy will once again be roaming the park for photo ops at 11 am, 12:30 pm, and 2 pm.

Mother Nature Photo Booth Festival-goers can pose with beautiful and artistic Mother Nature or step into her amazing garb and snap a photo to memorialize their day at the 2013 Festival of the Arts.

8. Amigos De Anza North County Trail Association Art Activity: “Sand Painting” In 1776 Spanish explorer Juan Bautista de Anza made history by creating the first overland route through California; his trail followed the Salinas River right through the heart of Paso Robles.

Enjoy sand painting historic prints that celebrate his famous adventures.

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Pine Street Promenade Flower Crowns – Adorn yourself with a fresh or silk flower head wreath to wear on Festival day. Create a unique piece of wearable art that you can show off with pride! Flowers and all needed materials will be supplied with expert help available from Meadow Muffins Mercantile and Artisan Cooperative. There is a small fee for each crown.

Photo Booth – Make a festival day memory with a visit to the photo booth! Get gussied up with a hat, boa, shades or other props and step inside, alone or with friends for a 4 picture photo shoot. Suggested donation $5, all proceeds go to support the arts in our community. Life is fun, remember your experience!

Living Statues – Come marvel at the unique interactive living statues on the Pine Street Promenade! Are they statues or are they alive? Masters of stillness and creative movement, the living statues never fail to amuse and amaze.

River Bar and Lounge New this year! Attendees of the Festival can shop for art with their favorite beverage in hand! Stop by the River Lounge & Bar for your choice of Paso Robles’ finest wines and Firestone Walker beer, with proceeds supporting the Festival and its beneficiaries.

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Performance and Entertainment Schedules Youth Zone Stage Performance Schedule

Time Act 10:00-10:30 10:40-11:20 11:30 - 11:50 11:55-12:45 12:45-12:55 1:00-1:45 1:45 - 1:55 2:00 - 3:00 3:00 - 4:00 *11:30-12:00, 1:30-2:00, 3:00-3:30

PRHS Drumline PRHS Jazz Band Folklorico Dancers YMCA ImprovAbles Cal Poly Lion Dance Team Solinnovations - Cirque de Soleil Disney’s Mulan Music Motive Variety Hour Bucket Busters Dragon Knights Stilt Walkers

Main Stage Performance Schedule (located on Pine St. in front of Villa Creek)

Time Act 10:00-12:00 12:00 -1:00 and 2:30-4:00

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Human Nation Tarweed Two and the Two Time Boys

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Event Sponsors

Laura Coats & Thom Schulz Carol & Bruce Conway Allison & John Denlinger The Avalon Foundation Nancy & Doug Beckett Donna & Robert Berg Fred Bruen Dee Lacey

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Jim Irving & Anne Laddon Barbara & John Partridge Paso Robles Vacation Rentals Henry AJ Ramos Debi Saunders Harold and Mark Spencer (in memory of Editha Hayes Spencer) Pat Stevens

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