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The Uptown Art Fair, now in its 52nd year, is an internationally renowned fair that celebrates artists and their work, as well as the unique and vibrant heart of the Uptown community. The Fair was originally started as a way to increase awareness of the arts while also raising money for neighborhood projects. It has grown and changed over the years, but it remains a highly anticipated annual event, bringing over 375,000 people to the area. Each year, much of the proceeds from the fair are returned directly to the community to enhance numerous programs and activities. Recent examples include graffiti removal, neighborhood art projects, installation of numerous bike racks, and more. The Uptown Association has been producing the Art Fair since 1973, and each year we work to make it even more exciting and unique. Over time we have added the Kitchen Window Culinary Arts Competition presented for the second year by The Wedge Community Co-op, the Family Imagination Station hosted by Northern Clay Center, and a bigger and better Uptown Information Booth staffed by Uptown Association board members and community leaders who are eager to tell our visitors about the neighborhood. The UA Booth also gives out complimentary gift bags for everyone who fills out a short survey and sells exclusive
SHARE THE FAIR
WELCOME Uptown merchandise which features both images from this year’s fair as well as nostalgic icons from the past. Uptown has been growing and changing rapidly over the last several years, and we encourage you to explore not only the amazing art, but also the hip and refreshingly unconventional community. We have seen an influx of diverse and excellent restaurants, as well as boutiques and salons, creating a dynamic combination of shopping and dining. And, of course, we always love to send visitors to our nearby lakes to enjoy the calm of a paddle boat ride or a relaxing afternoon on the beach. The Uptown Art Fair is a labor of love made possible by hundreds of dedicated volunteers, a committed staff, generous sponsors, the kindness of local businesses, and those who support the arts. We’re biased, but we believe it is the best Art Fair around, and our thousands of visitors have made it the second largest event in Minnesota (after the State Fair). Enjoy and explore, and we hope you have a great Fair experience! Sincerely, Maude Lovelle CEO, Uptown Art Fair The Uptown Art Fair Steering Committee Uptown Association Board of Directors & Staff
@UPTOWNARTFAIR #UPTOWNARTFAIR UPTOWNARTFAIR.COM 1406 W. LAKE STREET, LOWER LEVEL C MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408 612.823.4581 UPTOWNARTFAIR.COM
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UPTOWN ART FAIR GUIDE WHEN: Friday, August 7 Saturday, August 8 Sunday, August 9
Noon - 8 pm 10 am - 8 pm 10 am - 5 pm
WHERE: The intersection of Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue and The Mall. Art Fair headquarters is located on the second floor of Calhoun Square between Comedy Sportz and Republic at the corner of Lake and Hennepin. ATTENDANCE: More than 375,000 people attend annually, making the Uptown Art Fair second only to the Minnesota State Fair in state event attendance.
TABLE OF CONTENTS MERCHANDISE.................................. 4
CULINARY COMPETITION...........15
TRAVEL TIPS........................................ 6
INFORMATION BOOTH..................16
SPONSORS..............................8, 20-21
ARTIST DETAILS........................... 18-19
PERFORMANCE STAGE................ 10
COMMEMORATIVE PRINT.....23-25
BEER GARDEN....................................11
MAP.................................................32-33
INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES.............13
FOOD VENDORS.............................42
YOUTH ART FAIR..............................14
ARTIST DIRECTORY...................47-61
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COMPLIMENTARY
G BIKE VALET PARKIN Presented by Nice Ride MN WHEN: Daily 15 minutes before the fair opens until 15 minutes after it closes. WHERE: On The Mall at Humboldt Avenue (near the Midtown Greenway Trail.) This year, Copenhagenize Design Co., a Danish design firm that annually publishes a worldwide index of bike-friendly cities, listed Minneapolis as 18th on their list of 20. It was the only and first US city to make the cut. We feature 43 miles of dedicated bicycle lanes and over 80 miles of off-street bicycle paths, so there is always somewhere to ride. Nice Ride MN is a non-profit organization that provides public bike sharing to the Twin Cities. It has extensively expanded the bike share system since it began in 2010, growing from 65 to 170 stations and from 700 bikes to over 1500, and users have taken over 700,000 rides on the distinctive green bikes. Its creation is a remarkable story of cooperation by local professionals and government, as well as private funders, who all donated their time to create something great for the Twin Cities. We encourage our guests to use alternative transportation, and we hope this partnership will be an added convenience for your trip.
Make the Art Fair your destination! We’ll get you there free on August 8 & 9! Another alternative way to visit the Uptown Art Fair is the MetroTransit Art Pass. Available on Saturday and Sunday, with the downloadable pass (metrotransit.org/artpass or uptownartfair.com), you can ride buses and the light rail for free between the Uptown Art Fair, the Powderhorn Art Fair, and the Loring Park Art Festival. The Art Pass is valid on all Metro Transit bus routes and METRO lines, but not on Northstar. Show your pass to the driver, or Transit Police officer on light rail, for your free ride. For route and schedule information, visit metrotransit.org/artpass or call 612-373-3333 to speak with a transit expert.
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AUG. 8-9 Ride free to all three!
LORING PARK ART FESTIVAL POWDERHORN ART FAIR UPTOWN ART FAIR
Make art your destination! Download your free-ride pass at metrotransit.org/ArtPass. Use your pass to take a bus or METRO lines – including the new Green Line – from home or a nearby Park & Ride lot. Show your pass for free rides between all three fairs. • Avoid traffic and parking hassles • Convenient drop-off and pick-up locations at each fair • Find your fastest route with our online Trip Planner
metrotransit.org/artpass 612-373-3333
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20I5 SPONSORS It is inspiring to have sponsors who support the vision of a fine arts community.
We are deeply grateful to the following:
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Official Radio Sponsor
VIP Hospitality Sponsors
TWIN CITIES DEALERS
Official Beverage
Official Beer
Official Hotel Sponsor
Art Pass Sponsor
Family Imagination Station Sponsor
Bike Valet Sponsor
Performance Stage Sponsors
Medical Sponsor
Uptown Information Booth Sponsor
Merchandise Sponsors
Recycling Sponsor
fishsmart
Culinary Arts Competition Sponsors
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Artist Brunch Sponsor
THE CORNER OF LIFE & STYLE
WE ARE UPTOWN Arc’teryx Atomsfere AT&T Blush by Kay Bremer Bank Calhoun Nail Spa NOW OPEN CB2 Chiang Mai Thai Comedy Sportz Dogwood Coffee Famous Dave’s Francesca’s Collection GNC H&M Jimmy John’s Kitchen Window Knight’s Chamber L.A. Fitness Magnetic Originals Nespresso Boutique Oriental Acupressure NOW OPEN Parella NOW OPEN Peoples Organic NOW OPEN Republic Sox Appeal Sushi Tango Timberland Visionworks
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 3PPM Presented by the Twin Cities Subaru Dealers WHERE: Salsa a la Salsa Uptown parking lot (2841 Hennepin Ave.) OVERVIEW: The Subaru Performance Stage features a variety of performers from the Twin Cities’ diverse and thriving cultural scene. There will be dancers and bands from multiple disciplines, and there is plenty of seating to let you relax and enjoy the entertainment. Salsa a la Salsa also has a large patio and great snacks and margaritas. Make sure you visit the stage and get a taste of the local talent!
Uptown Swing Swing Dancing
4+5PPM Blutopians
Blues and Classic Rock
6PPM
Demolition Means Progress Indie Rock
7PPM
Dred I Dread Reggae
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 2PPM
Curio Dance Classical, Traditional & Urban Dance
3PPM
Matt Hannah Folk
4PPM
The Casey Band Indie Pop
5PPM
Sisters of Sahara Belly Dancing
6PPM
Jackson and The Roosters Indie Rock
7PPM
Blue Cities Blues
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 1PPM
The Tune Ups Acapella
2PPM
Tim Houlihan Folk
3+4PPM TC Swing and 7 Cats Band Swing Music and Dancing
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BEER GARDEN Presented by Summit Brewing Co. WHEN: Friday: Saturday: Sunday:
2 pm - 8 pm Noon - 8 pm Noon - 5 pm
WHERE: Salsa a La Salsa Uptown parking lot (2841 Hennepin Avenue) OVERVIEW: We invite you to kick back and enjoy the entertainment on the Subaru Performance Stage while enjoying a cold one from the Summit Beer Garden. Summit started in 1986 as one of the first craft beers in Minnesota. Their constantly innovating and evolving selection of beers has won them a gold medal at the World Beer Cup, and a Silver Medal the Great American Beer Festival, as well as numerous other accolades. Summit is a key partner in making the Uptown Art Fair happen, and each year they have a variety of tasty seasonal beer offerings to help you relax and cool down in the hot summer weather. Explore Summit Brewing Co. at summitbrewing.com 11
Go beyond the classroom and participate in exhibition-related experiences with our permanent and Asmat art collections through our art history programs.
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Learn more about museum studies opportunities: www.stthomas.edu/arthistory
FAMILY
WHEN: Friday: Noon - 8 pm, Saturday: 10 am - 8 pm, Sunday: 10 am - 5 pm LOCATION: Top of The Mall, between the Library and the MetroTransit Bus Hub
PROJECTS: • A variety of camping adventure-themed projects can be made by participants throughout the weekend!
OVERVIEW: Northern Clay Center proudly presents the 2015 Uptown Art Fair’s Family Imagination Station. All ages and abilities are welcome to participate in this FREE activity. To find out more about Northern Clay Center and its programming, visit www.northernclaycenter.org
• I f you are camping, fishing, hiking, and exploring, you will discover all varieties of ANIMALS and INSECTS in the woods. Make your own commemorative animal or insect— whether it is a bear, fish, or an imaginary animal. Whatever you create, it will be the perfect accessory to your next summertime adventure.
HIGHLIGHTS: • Get in touch with your inner artist as you create a plethora of Summer Camping Adventure-themed clay art! Grab your friends and family—don’t forget your creative spirit—and learn to make and decorate unique clay items. Spend a few hours at Northern Clay Center’s Family Imagination Station and give yourself—and your kids—a summer adventure they’ll be talking about all year long! • Projects will be fired at Northern Clay Center and available for pickup at NCC (2424 Franklin Ave E in Minneapolis) after September 2, 2015. • Watch as potters turn wet lumps of clay into beautiful pots—with ongoing potter’s wheel demonstrations Friday through Sunday.
• Camping isn’t always about the adventurous side, it can also be about the journey and how you get from place to place! Create your own miniature car, camper or other vehicle sculpture. Will it have 4-wheel drive and big tires? Your choice! • I t’s important to keep yourself hydrated while spending time exploring throughout the day. Create your own unique clay mug for water, lemonade, or adult beverage, so you can keep yourself cool and energized. • Did you pack a tent, a kayak, or the firewood? Create your favorite camping accessory out of clay, so you remember to pack it during your next adventure! 13
TOMORROW ’S STARS YOUTH ART FA IR WHEN: Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm WHERE: Inside Calhoun Square (3001 Hennepin Ave)
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OVERVIEW: As producers of the Uptown Art Fair, we believe that great art comes from all places and from people of all ages. That’s why 11 years ago we created ‘Tomorrow’s Stars,’ our Youth Art Fair, to give young artists from 8 to 18 the opportunity to showcase their talent and sell their work. Pieces include everything from photography to painting to sculpture and jewelry. Support these young artists by taking a walk through Calhoun Square and purchasing some great art from the talent of tomorrow.
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N COMPETITIO WHEN : Friday: 2 pm, 4 pm & 6 pm Saturday: 11 am, 1 pm & 3 pm Sunday: Semi-finals 11 am & 1 pm, Finals 3 pm WHERE: In front of Kitchen Window on Hennepin Avenue between Lake Street and 31st Street. OVERVIEW: Plan ahead to watch one of the Twin Cities’ most unique culinary battles: The Kitchen Window Culinary Arts Competition presented by the Wedge Community Co-op. Teams consisting of one chef and one artist are given three theme ingredients, one secret ingredient, and 30 minutes to create a mouth watering dish and eye pleasing piece of art. The competition features some of the Twin Cities’ most accomplished chefs and artists and in a few short years has become a staple of the Uptown Art Fair. Bon appetit! SO YOU THINK YOU CAN PLATE? Talented chefs present a meal that delights the eyes and the stomach, creating a plate that satisfies before you take the first bite. We invite you to try your hand at plating design between rounds of the Culinary Arts Competition with, ‘So You Think You Can Plate?’ Audience members can submit their names to participate in a plating contest where they will be given several ingredients and 20 minutes to create the most creative presentation. Special prizes will be awarded to the winners. Stop by and show us your culinary skills!
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UPTOWN INFORMATION BOO TH Presented by Stutsman Realty, Inc. LOCATION: At the top of The Mall next to the Walker Library Are you new to Uptown or just looking for assistance to find your way around the Art Fair? Stop by the Uptown Information Booth located at the top of The Mall. Dedicated residents and Uptown Association board members are there to answer questions, from where to get the best Pad Thai to where to find a particular artist’s booth. We also offer giveaways and special offers to local businesses, and can supply you with complimentary Metro Transit passes for the weekend and pocket maps of the area, as well as gift bags for taking a quick survey. On sale at the Information Booth is exclusive Uptown merchandise, including t-shirts, iconic Uptown glassware, and our commemorative print. NEW: This year the Information Booth will feature a community mural designed by one of the newest Uptown businesses, Bottle & Bottega, with assistance provided by Brian Delozier, the 2015 commemorative artist.
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2-D MIXED MEDIA Marjolyn van der Hart Toronto, Ontario, Booth 420
3-D MIXED MEDIA Frank Strunk St. Petersburg, FL, Booth 2405
CERAMICS Ryan Myers Madison, WI, Booth 2210
DRAWING Richard Wilson Greenville, NC, Booth 300
FIBER Ronia Grillos Freedom, CA, Booth 3308
GLASS David Royce Little Canada, MN, Booth 421
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JEWELRY Susan Richter-O’Connell Sheboygan, WI, Booth 4207
PAINTING Scott Hartley Ann Arbor, MI, Booth 101
PHOTOGRAPHY Nicole Houff Minneapolis, MN, Booth 306
PRINTMAKING Deborah Broad Hawley, MN
SCULPTURE Nnamdi Okonkwo Fayetteville, GA
WOOD Eric Grimes Chicago, IL, Booth 228
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ARTIST SELECTION PROCESS The Uptown Art Fair is a highly competitive, juried art show consisting of approximately 350 artists from around the world. After last year’s show, 33 artists were invited back to represent the 2014 Best of Show and Top 10 percent of each media. A total of 682 artists applied for the remaining spots. This year the artists come from 34 different states and 3 countries. The Uptown Art Fair follows an arduous jury process, using ZAPPlication, a state of the art online application and jury system. Each artist submits five images of their work in a consistent, high-quality digital format. A panel of five industry experts handpick the artists after previewing projections of the images on six-foot screens. Three rounds of scoring determine the final selection and waiting list for the show. The identities of the artists remain anonymous during the entire review process.
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WILLIAM & LISA BAILEY
FRANK & BELL BARR
CHRISTOPHER BELLEAU
Painting – Booth 110 Minneapolis, MN PaintingsByEvan.com
3-D Mixed Media – Booth 2416 Edina, MN FaerieHouse.com
SHAWN CARLING
3D Mixed Media – Booth 2406 & 2407 Lakeville, MN MachineAgeLamps.com 22
Jewelry – Booth 419 Dripping Springs, TX BaileysArtJewelry.com
Glass – Booth 1304 East Providence, RI BelleauArtGlass.com
GASTON CARRIO
2-D Mixed Media – Booth 2309 Houston, TX ArtByArchitect.com
COMMEMORATIVE PRINT “Wings Over Uptown”
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MEET THE ARTIST
R E I Z O L E D N A I BR
To call Brian Delozier’s story inspiring is an understatement, but the most remarkable aspect is the joy and humility that shine through as he tells it. He talks frequently and at length about how he has been blessed to encounter his “sparks,” the people he found along the way who pushed him or helped him when he needed it. There is Jason – the artist that pestered him until he picked up a marker, or Nancy, the woman who found him trying to hitchhike on a boat to Maui from the big island and bought him a plane ticket, or, probably most importantly, Kaesy, “the girl [I] followed to Minnesota.” His gratitude for these kindnesses and serendipitous relationships is clear. Up until he was 16, Delozier, a Pennsylvania native, was a typical active teenager. Then, in 2002, while on a skiing trip with friends, he tried to execute a complicated back flip, a decision he says ruefully that “you should never make in mid-air.” The next thing he knew, he was waking up in a hospital with a doctor standing over him saying that he had broken two vertebrae and suffered a spinal cord injury that would render him quadriplegic – paralyzed from the chest down. After months of intense therapy, he regained the ability to walk, but never gained complete use of his hands. Article by Amanda Stewart 24
Five years after his accident, Brian decided he needed to do something more than just “sitting around and feeling sad.” Despite the misgivings of his closely knit group of friends and family, he bought a one-way ticket to Hawaii, and this young man with limited mobility who had never left the East coast was headed to the Pacific with no real plan, just a need for change. There, between stints hitchhiking around the islands (At one point he was picked up by Cherilyn Hamilton, mother of Bethany Hamilton, the championship surfer who lost an arm to a shark attack in 2003. She invited him to play harmonica at Bethany’s 18th birthday party.), Brian stayed at hostels that were often populated by artists and other free spirits. It was there that he met Jason, the artist and friend who would introduce him to dots. Jason was drawing one day, and he noticed Brian seemed down. He encouraged him to try to draw. Brian protested that he couldn’t even hold a paintbrush. Jason said, “Pick up a marker and just make dots.” So, he did, and ended up working on his first piece for hours. That became a theme – he would start a work of art and stay at it for hours, in what he calls his “meditative and therapeutic dot zone.” When we met in early June, Brian said, with a bit of wonder in his voice, “I went all the way to Hawaii to learn that I love to make dots.” Delozier says it took him awhile to truly identify as an artist and take pride in what he was doing, but it’s the reaction from people who view his work that is truly gratifying. “At first glance it’s just another picture,” he says, “Upon closer inspection, they realize it’s made up of hundreds of thousands of dots, and they are in awe. I love seeing that reaction.” Brian’s commemorative piece for the Art Fair is titled, “ If the Uptown Art Wings Over Uptown. Typical of his bright, colorful, Fair were a person, and vibrant style of pointillism, it features a bird of it would be my hero.” prey, which in many cultures is considered a sign of strength and power, flying over the Uptown skyline. “It’s inspiring to see a bald eagle or red tail hawk soaring through the air,” he says. “Uptown is an exception. It is a unique place in many ways, a place where nature and urban life coincide.” As we were parting, I asked Brian what his biggest “spark” had been, and he paused before he said, “My accident. My limited physical ability forced me to find new things for happiness and purpose. I’m grateful for everything in the past that has brought me to this moment. The positive and important things come through art.” A first year exhibitor at the Uptown Art Fair, Delozier will be located at booth #316 near the northwest corner of Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue. The 2015 commemorative print will be for sale at the Uptown Information Booth at the top of The Mall and at the Art Fair Merchandise tent located at the corner of Lake and Hennepin. For more information on Delozier, visit www.briansdots.com. 25
UP CLOSE What specifically drew your company to working with the Uptown Art Fair? U.S. Bank has been a proud community partner in the Uptown area for 20 years. U.S. Bank is headquartered in Minneapolis, and we are the Hometown Bank. Our mission as a bank is to develop lasting relationships with our customers, anticipate their needs and help them reach their financial goals so they can enjoy the quality of life they desire. The Uptown Art Fair is one way we can show our commitment to the community and support our customers, neighbors and friends, and meet people who come from across our nation and other parts of the world.
Is there a reason behind your presence with events? We are a community-minded bank. One of the best ways to be an engaged community partner is to participate in local events; we get to meet our neighbors, local residents and people from Greater Minnesota, across our nation and beyond. The Uptown Art Fair has a solid reputation as a quality event that’s for people of all ages. U.S. Bank operates a branch office in Uptown at 2456 Hennepin Avenue – at the corner of Hennepin and Fremont Avenues – and we look forward to Uptown Art Fair attendees visiting us.
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Tell me some more about the presence you expect to have at the Uptown Art Fair. Our Uptown team will staff the U.S. Bank booth all three days of the art fair. The U.S. Bank branch on Hennepin Avenue will be open for business as usual, too. We’ll be offering prizes, and our bankers will be happy to talk with people about the array of financial services and products we offer.
What are you most looking forward to and excited about at the 2015 Uptown Art Fair? We’re looking forward to meeting individuals, families and business owners. We hope to hear their stories and learn more about them, including why they are at the Uptown Art Fair. We hope to find opportunities to share our banking products and services that can help them achieve their financial goals. Also – the art! I’ll be looking for something beautiful for my home.
What does a partnership/sponsorship with the Uptown Art Fair mean to your company? The Uptown Art Fair is an annual event that thousands of people look forward to. Businesses that participate, and people who attend this event, care about our community. Our branch team designed an Uptown Art Fair t-shirt that people may purchase. Being associated with the Uptown Art Fair is a win-win-win-win: a win for Uptown, a win for the Uptown Art Fair, a win for everyone in our community and a win for U.S. Bank.
How does being a part of the “new” Uptown area impact your business and other initiatives you may have? It’s exciting to see Uptown grow and capitalize on its diversity of businesses, residents and visitors. We have been and continue to be a proud neighbor, thriving business and good community citizen. We look forward to building more partnerships as well. U.S. Bank is headquartered in Minneapolis, and we are the Hometown Bank.
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Working together for our community
The community that plays together, stays together. That’s why we join you in supporting local events that enrich the quality of life for our neighbors. We are happy to call this our hometown, and to be the Premiere Sponsor of the Uptown Art Fair. We’re celebrating more than 20 years Uptown! Stop by our branch – 2420 Hennepin Avenue – and visit our booth for fun activities and giveaways all weekend long!
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RICHARD COOLEY
RICHARD CURTNER
3-D Mixed Media – Booth 1414 West Bend, WI SparkPlugGuy.com
2-D Mixed Media – Booth 424 & 426 Cathedral City, CA CurtnerArt.com
KARA | DANIEL JEWELRY
SHARON M. DONOVAN
WILLI EGGERMAN
PATRICIO FERREIRA
Jewelry – Booth 1211 Kalamazoo, MI karadanieljewelry.com
Ceramics – Booth 3122 Boulder, Colorado WilliEggerman.com
Jewelry – Booth 1120 Ann Arbor, MI SharonDonovanJewelry.com
Jewelry – Booth 1201 Orlando, FL BlueSunJewelry.com
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DIANE FRENCH
BRADLEY FRITZ
Drawing – Booth 4311 Saint Augustine, FL DianeFrenchArt.com
2-D Mixed Media – Booth 2305 Mankato, MN BradleyFritz.com
TIM GARVIN
PAUL GILLAM
Jewelry – Booth 301 Durham, NC BlueBusStudioStore.com
TIM HERBST
2-D Mixed Media – Booth 1307 & 1308 Denver, CO Herbst-Metal-Wall-Art.com
Wood – Booth 1305 Timbo, AR BlueMountainWoodwork.com
GARY HOFF
Painting – Booth 3414 Des Moines, IA Heartland-studio.com 31
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METRO TRANSIT BUS INFORMATION
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MARY JOHNSTON
JENNIFER KARAS
MATTHEW KROUSEY
CECILIA LABORA
BENJAMIN F. LEATHAM
GENE MILLARD
Painting – Booth 2215 Carmel, IN MaryJohnstonArt.com
Ceramics – Booth 3204 Saint Paul, MN MKrouseyCeramics.com
Wood – Booth 3118 Cannon Falls, MN CannonRiverBowl.com
Fiber – Booth 2307 Swanton, OH OliviasKloset.com
Jewelry – Booth 2205 Kansas City, MO CLabora.com
Jewelry – Booth 114 Masonville, CO MillardDesigns.com
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CANVAS UPTOWN
CANvas Uptown is an art activity sponsored by the Uptown Association for local businesses and organizations to showcase their products and services while driving traffic to their doorstep prior to and during the Uptown Art Fair. This fun and easy project involves businesses decorating one gallon metal cans or “hiring� an artist to decorate for them. This promotional activity along with a celebratory launch event creates a pre art fair buzz, highlights the Uptown community and its dedication to the arts, and increases the number of visitors as well as creates curiosity for current customers.
To date 78 businesses have decorated a grand total of over 190 cans which will be displayed throughout the Twin Cities. Many participants will also be offering special incentives during this time to bring customers through their door to look at and admire the cans. These offers can be seen at www.uptownartfair.com/canvasuptown. Starting on July 15 and running through August 12, the cans will be auctioned online with proceeds going towards programs and services that benefit the entire community.
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American Apparel 1433 W Lake St
Uptown Lake Apartments 1212 W Lake Street
Art Materials 2728 Lyndale Ave S
Uptown MN 7874 12th Ave S
beARTrageous 2121 W 21st St
Urban Outfitters 3006 Hennepin Ave
Beat Coffeehouse 1414 W 28th St
Urban Tails Pet Supply 2106 Lyndale Ave S
Bellmont Partners 3300 Edinborough Way
Via’s Vintage 2408 Hennepin Ave S
Big Red Dog Solutions 3208 W Lake St #76
Vistas in Education 1422 W Lake St
Bobby Bead 2831 Hennepin Ave Bottle & Bottega 1216 W Lake St Central Bank 2120 Hennepin Ave S City of Minneapolis 309 2nd Ave S, Rm 210 Columbia Sportswear 3014 Hennepin Ave S Comedy Sportz 3001 Hennepin Ave Comic Book College 3145 Hennepin Ave Community Connections Partnership 2945 Garfield Ave
John Fluevog Shoes 2900 Hennepin Ave
My Sister’s Closet 2741 Hennepin Ave
Jonathan Adler 1439 W Lake St
Paper Source 3048 Hennepin Ave S
Julia Moss Design 2508 Hennepin Ave
Park Nicollet Clinic 2001 Blaisdell Ave S
Juut Salon Uptown 2947 Hennepin Ave S
Patrick’s Cabaret 3010 Minnehaha Ave S
Keller Williams Realty Thang Chau 1350 Lagoon Ave #900
Pedal Pub 2605 Nicollet Ave S
Keller Williams Realty Bryan Paschke 1350 Lagoon Ave #900 Kitchen Window 3001 Hennepin Ave S
coup d’état 2923 Girard Ave S
Lake & Irving Restaurant 1513 W Lake St
Denison Parking 121 S 8th St
Lake Calhoun Flats 3036 W Lake St
Digs 3800 Grand Ave S
LHENA 2822 Lyndale Ave S
Dulono’s Pizza 607 W Lake St
Lucia’s Restaurant 1432 W 31st Street
Erik’s Ranch & Retreats 3420 Heritage Dr
MAC Cosmetics 2922 Hennepin Ave
First National Bank 3100 Hennepin Ave
Magnetic Originals 3001 Hennepin Ave
Flooring Expo 2801 Hennepin Ave S
Mary Trondson Ins Agency / State Farm 1215 Lagoon Ave
Flor 1426 W Lake St Giordano’s Pizza 2700 Hennepin Ave Heartbreaker 2941 Hennepin Ave S
McDonalds 2929 Hennepin Ave Midwest Makeup Supply 617 W Lake St Minuteman Press 2101 Hennepin Ave
Walgreens 2426 Hennepin Ave Wilson Law 3109 Hennepin Ave S Xcel Energy 414 Nicollet Mall Young Professionals Mpls 3036 W Lake St #107 Zorongo Flameco Dance 3012 Minnehaha Ave
Penzeys Spice 3028 Hennepin Ave S Royal Tobacco 3825 Hennepin Ave S Salon Levante 3040 Hennepin Ave S Schatzlein Saddle Shop 413 West Lake St SEE Eyewear 3032 Hennepin Ave Six Degrees Uptown 4500 Chowen Avenue Spectacle Shoppe 2405 Hennepin Ave S SUDZ 2400 Hennepin Ave S TCF Bank 1444 W Lake St The Chair Salon 3255 Lyndale Ave S Twin City Group 4800 Park Glen Rd #500 Uptown Church 1219 West 31st St S Uptown Dermatology 1221 W Lake St #208
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DAVID O’NEAL
RYAN MYERS
Ceramics – Booth 2210 Madison, WI
Wood – Booth 4402 Raleigh, NC RisingMoonFlutes.com
KRISTIN PERKINS
LISA POINTON REICO
Jewelry – Booth 209 Ypsilanti, MI KristinPerkins.com
FREDERICK PRESCOTT Santa Fe, NM
Jewelry – Booth 4415 Winnipeg, Manitoba Dconstruct.ca
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New to Uptown is Bottle & Bottega, an innovative art studio that conducts private and public parties combining the fun of making art with the luxury of a glass of wine. They partnered with the Art Fair on our CANvas Uptown project this year and will have a mural at the UA booth at the top of The Mall. We sat down with founder Christy Myers to learn more about her new venture and working with the Art Fair.
What are you most looking forward to and excited about at the 2015 Uptown Art Fair?
photo by Jon Sadeh
Launch Party & The Mural! We are excited to host the CANvas Uptown party in our studio for the participating businesses and artists. In addition, we are thrilled to see how the mural will turn out for the Art Fair itself. We are working with this year’s commemorative artist, Brian Delozier, and using his commemorative piece as inspiration for this year’s event. We are so honored to be working with him.
What specifically drew your company to working with the Uptown Art Fair?
What does a partnership/sponsorship with the Uptown Art Fair mean to your company?
We always knew that we wanted to be involved with the Uptown Art Fair. It is such a great platform to support local artists and provide the opportunity for the rest of the community to engage with the arts. And, that’s exactly what we are all about.
To partner with an event that simultaneously supports local businesses, local artists, and engages the community, means so much to Bottle & Bottega. We wanted to partner with the Uptown Art Fair because it meets so many of our company, and personal, values.
Is there a reason behind your presence with events?
How does being a part of the “new” Uptown area impact your business and other initiatives you may have?
As an artist and the owner of Bottle & Bottega Minneapolis, it is really important for me that we support local artists and the art community in any way that we can.
Tell me some more about the presence you expect to have at the Uptown Art Fair.
We will find out! Thus far, we have received so much support and encouragement from the Uptown area to bring our business here and we are excited to be a part of the “new” Uptown and find more ways to be involved!
We expect to create more recognition for our artists individually and create inspiration for the community to continue to explore art and find ways to engage with it. We feel our painting parties are one great way for the community to be able to do that. photo by Jon Sadeh
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GREGG RASMUSSON
TAMMY RICE
Ceramics – Booth 406 St. Louis, MO GRCeramics.com
Jewelry – Booth 3205 Lincoln, Nebraska TammyBJewelry.com
SUSAN RICHTER-O’CONNELL
NICK RINGELSTETTER
AARON SAULT
ANDREW SHEA
Jewelry – Booth 4207 Sheboygan, WI rocformations@gmail.com
Jewelry – Booth 417 Denver, CO AaronSaultJewelry.com
2D Mixed Media – Booth 3311 Spring Green, WI Atomic7Studio.com
Glass – Booth 214 Minneapolis, MN SheaGlass.com
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2015 FOOD VENDORS
Enjoy a Diversity of Street Food at the Uptown Art Fair! We love our food in Uptown, and during the Art Fair it is no different. Uptown boasts a wide variety of dining options, and this year we have expanded our food vendor selection. We’ve still got you covered for your cheese curds and corn dogs and mini doughnuts, but this year we’re featuring five new food trucks, longtime Northeast staple Jax Café, and one of our favorite new neighborhood restaurants, Lake and Irving. Seek them out and explore all the tastes of the Fair! Baja Smoothies – Fruit Smoothies Ben & Jerry’s – Ice Cream Black Forest Inn* – Bratwurst, Chicken Sausage, Hot Dog, Potato Salad, Lentil Spaezel Salad Brava on Wheels*◆ – Burrito, Short Rib Bowl, Curry Chicken Bowl, Short Rib Taco, Steak Sandwich Bridgemans – Ice Cream
Chef Shack*◆ – Organic Mini Donuts, Organic Pulled Pork Nachos Falafel King – Falafel, Gyros, Greek Salad Fifillah*◆ – Gyros, Greek Salad, Baklava
Firehouse Foods – Roasted Sweet Corn, Fish-nChips, Fries, Corn Dog
Fro Yo Soul*◆ – Frozen Yogurt (Organic & Vegan) Jake’s Street Grill*◆ – Chicken Kabobs, Lobster Tacos, Wings, Chicken Wrap
Old Tyme Kettle Korn – Popcorn and Nuts
Pimento Jamaican Kitchen – Jamaican Food (Chicken, Pork, Veggies), Coconut Rice and Beans R Four Meats* – Turkey Legs, Smoked Windsor Chop, Beef Sticks Rusty Taco◆ – Tacos, Fish Tacos, Burritos
Specific Foods – Cheese Curds, Onion Rings, Hot Dogs, Sausage The Cookie Cups* – Cookies Cups (Chocolate Chip, Red Velvet, Etc.) Tom Thumb Mini Doughnuts – Mini Doughnuts Tommy Veez Foods* – Walleye Fillet, Cod Fillet, Chicken Wings, Chicken Tenders Top Dog* – Italian Beef Sandwich, BBQ Pulled Pork, Polish Sausage, Hot Dog
Jerry’s Lemonade – Lemonade and Shaved Ice
Whole Soul: A Lavender and Sage Eatery* – Original Backyard BBQ Dawgs, Catfish Sliders, Big Black N Brownie Fudge Sunday, Organic Sweet & Red Potato Fries, Crusty Peaches N Cream
Kitchen Window – Paella (Chicken & Chorizo, Seafood, Breakfast)
*New in 2015
Jax Café* – Sliders, Bacon / Sweet Potato Waffle, Loaded Tater Tots, Crispy Bacon with Maple Syrup
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Lake & Irving* – Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich, Dill Pickle on a Stick, Potato Chips
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CHRISTINA SMITH
2-D Mixed Media – Booth 4205 Fayetteville, Arkansas ChristinaSmith.net
MELISSA STILES Jewelry – Booth 3315 Portland, OR StubbornStiles.com
JOHN TRAEGER Wood – Booth 310 Rosemount, MN JohnTraegerStudio.com
PAULA SPARKS Jewelry – Booth 4307 Madison, WI PaulaSparks.com
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2-D Mixed Media – Booth 220 & 222 Hannibal, MO ArtByTai.com
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Jewelry – Booth 2303 & 2304 St. Cloud, MN Trisko2.com 45
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2-D MIXED MEDIA Two-dimensional works that incorporate more than one type of physical material in their production. Lea Alboher Sonoma, CA
411
Christina Hankins Maple Grove, MN
1105
Armando Pedroso Chicago, IL
229
Will Armstrong Richmond, VA
314
Geoffrey Harris Lexington, SC
1208
Angie Pickman Lawrence, KS
434
Heather Renaux Hopkins, MN
302
Stephen Baldauf Winter Springs, FL
1125
Tim Herbst Denver, CO
1307 & 1308
Sarah Bean Radford, VA
4305
Mina Hsing Evanston, IL
145
Gaston Carrio Houston, TX
2309
Dewey James Minneapolis, MN
3109
Suzy Scarborough Columbia, SC
3115
Michael Chamberlin Waunakee, WI 3209
Darren Jones Chicago, IL
4405
Christina Smith Fayetteville, AR
4205
Richard Curtner Cathedral City, CA 424 & 426
Laura Junge Chicago, IL
Jeffrey St Romain New Orleans, LA
137
Michel Delgado Key West, FL
4306
Ronna Katz Albuquerque, NM
2306
Tai Taeoalii Hannibal, MO
Russ Erickson Naperville, IL
2402
Raju Lamichhane Hopkins, MN
4411
Beau Tudzarov Ft. Lauderdale, FL 2410 & 2411
121
Marjolyn Van der Hart Toronto, Ontario 420
Jana Epstein Atlanta, GA
428
305 & 307
Jennifer Lashbrook Dallas, TX
Vicki Fish Bozeman, MT
2111
Vic Lee Eagle, ID
Lisa Friedrich Saint Paul, MN
143
Bradley Fritz Mankato, MN
2305
Michael Madzo Medora, ND
2211
Mary Gephart Excelsior, MN
430
Anastasia Mak Chicago, IL
1110
Jay Long Austin, TX
1303 400
Nicholas Ringelstetter Spring Green, WI 3311
220 & 222
Kale Van Leeuwen Shawnee, KS
2206
Christopher Wheeler Houston, TX 2415 Russ White Minneapolis, MN
2413
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3-D MIXED MEDIA Three-dimensional works that incorporate more than one type of physical material in their production. Frank & Bell Barr Edina, MN
2416
Dianne & Chuck Geier New Lenox, IL 3214
Ralph Parker Salida, CO
130
David Burton Indialantic, FL
1315
Brenda Griffin-Wagner Saint Paul, MN 3404
Luke Proctor Mt. Horeb, WI
410
Richard Cooley WestBend, WI
1414
Bruce Holmberg Brooklyn, NY
Randall Riemer Mineral Point, WI
Amy Dallas Grafton, WI
1214 & 1215
Adam Homan Tucson, AZ
3113 128
4208
David Scherer Madison Heights, MI 1115
Robert Farrell Venice, FL
2204
Nicario Jimenez Naples, FL
3119
Mark Schlabaugh Kalona, IA
440
Vicki Fish Bozeman, MT
2111
Steven Malone Syracuse, NY
3409
Frank Strunk St. Petersburg, FL
2405
Wayne Francis Bokeelia, FL
1119
Sarena Mann Placitas, NM
2308
Judith Whipple Runnells, IA
104
CERAMICS All original clay and porcelain work other than jewelry. No machine-made or mass-produced work is permitted. If multiple pieces of the same design are displayed, each piece must be signed. Brian Beam Fulton, MI
407
Karen Bell Spring Green, WI
131
William Kaufmann & Cynthia Mosedale Hudson, WI
1114
Karin Kraemer Superior, WI
1210 3204
Kevin Caufield St. Paul, MN
1104
Charles Deckas Prior Lake, MN
Matthew Krousey St. Paul, MN
2116
Adam Egenolf Nineveh, IN
Samantha Longley Brooklyn Park, MN
223
113
Michael Macone Spooner, WI 2121 & 2122
Wiladine Eggerman Boulder, CO
3122
Delores Fortuna Galena, IL
Ryan Myers Madison, WI
2311
Richard Gruchalla Duluth, MN
Hironobu Nishitateno Loves Park, IL 3306
3215
Anthony Huonder Minneapolis, MN
Tim Peters Winter Haven, FL
1109
2210
125
Roberta Polfus Oak Park, IL
1406
Gregg Rasmusson St. Louis, MO
406
Lazare Rottach Bloomington, MN
1112
Michael Schael Cambridge, WI
118
Steven Showalter Eagan, MN
315
Larry Spears Nashville, IN
416
Will Swanson Harris, MN
1121
Jill Tortorella Antioch, IL
211
Kate Tremel Ann Arbor, MI
3116
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DRAWING Works using dry media including chalk, charcoal, pastels, pencil, wax crayons, etc., or from fluid media of inks and washes applied by pen or brush. John Cartwright Shoreview, MN
3415
Douglas Fulks Lees Summit, MO
Marilyn Cuellar Cambridge, MN
1122
Mike Guyot Strongsville, OH
2315
Michael Dowling Denver, CO
3403
Darrin Hoover Columbus, OH
4410
Diane French St. Augustine, FL
4311
Robin Lauersdorf Monona, WI
237
Nha Vuu Seattle, WA Richard Wilson Greenville, NC
2414 300
120
FIBER All works crafted from fibers including leather, paper, basketry, embroidery, weaving, tapestry, and papermaking. Machine tooling, machine-screened patterns or miscellaneous forms of mass production are NOT permitted. No factory-produced wearable items, regardless of additional modification or enhancement by the artist is accepted. Amos Amit Los Angeles, CA
401
Paul Aude East Elmhurst, NY
3401
Billie Barthelemy Pinewood, MN
201
Jennifer Karas Swanton, OH
2307
Kate Strong Chicago, IL
Bill Keitel Worthington, MN
2403
Horace Thomas Belton, TX 216 & 218
BJ McHugh Cincinanti, OH
1212
Cady Watson Fort Lauderdale, FL
2409
2408
Samuel Yao Ann Arbor, MI
2202
Flora Zarate Naples, FL
3120
Lisa Boesch Milford, MI
4316
Donna Mundschau Manistee, MI
Mary Bradley Austin, TX
4201
Kyoung-Joa / Gon Park Rochelle Park, NJ 221
Princy & John Fears Palm Springs, CA
3412
Dawn Reeves W. Bloomfield, MI
4408
Ronia Grillos Freedom, CA
3308
Greg Roche Watsonville, CA
4319
134
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GLASS Glass works that may be functional or purely decorative in design. Works that have been crafted via glass-blowing, molding, or casting, as well as works that have been kiln-formed. Works may be etched or engraved. No form of mass production is permitted. Christopher Belleau East Providence, RI
Robin Kittleson Geneva, IL
1204
John & Erin Blackwell St. Louis, MO 4209
Thomas Maras Hudson, WI
432
Berry Davis Celina, OH
John McDonald Valley Center, KS
1304
149
4403
Ruben Fasani Buenos Aires, Argentina 240
Karen Naylor Wilmot, WI
413
Angelo Fico Wilmot, WI
Dan Neff Duluth, MN
3114
415
Scott Hartley Benton, KS 1101 & 1102
Steve Palmer Minnetonka, MN
239
Richard Jones Madison, WI
Ken Patzoldt Grand Rapids, MN
3307
1313
David Royce St. Paul, MN Robinson Scott Anoka, MN Andrew Shea Minneapolis, MN
421 2115 214
Douglas & Renee Sigwarth River Falls, WI 313 Jeff Sorensen Bloomington, MN
4204
Laura & Michael Thompson Aurora, IL 1209
JEWELRY All jewelry, whether produced from metal, glass, clay, fiber, paper, plastic, or other materials. No commercial casts, molds, mass production or production studio work allowed. Gary Allen Omaha, NE
4314
Dagmara Costello Greendale, WI
2201
Russ Ferrell South Haven, MN
3416
William Bailey Dripping Springs, TX
419
Venus Cramer Elmhurst, IL
132
Pam Fox Sarasota, FL
1207
Melissa Banks Chicago, IL
136
Don & Serena David Cleveland, OH
102
Susan Frerichs Abiquiu, NM
2214
Shelly Batt Santa Fe, NM
3207
1205
Dianna Dinka Tamarac, FL
3117
M. Kelly Frost St. Louis Park, MN
Spirit & Samuel Bush McDonough, GA 3305
Sharon Donovan Ann Arbor, MI
1120
Tim Garvin Durham, NC
Vicki Cook Watervliet, MI
Patricio Ferreira Orlando, FL
1201
LaDes Glanzer Minneapolis, MN
3210
301 2112
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JEWELRY (continued from previous page) All jewelry, whether produced from metal, glass, clay, fiber, paper, plastic, or other materials. No commercial casts, molds, mass production or production studio work allowed. Terry Groseclose Berthoud, CO
151
Veronica Martens Chicago, IL
Christiane Hampel Naples, FL
312
Deborah Harkness Lago Vista, TX Betty Jäger Minneapolis, MN Gordon James McHenry, IL
John Ruff Springfield, MO
1113
Candy Mcfall New Smyrna Beach, FL 108
Anne Rutt Austin, TX
4301
100
Gene Millard Masonville, CO
114
Joshua Samuels Memphis, TN
2119
1405
Steve Mitchell Saint Charles, IL
2208
Aline Sar San Francisco, CA
122
203
John Mroczek Mishawaka, IN
1123
Aaron Sault Denver, CO
417
1116
Devin Johnson Northfield, MN 225 & 227
Kanchana Nerato San Diego, CA
217
Rachael Schultz Ashland, WI
Marti Johnson Minneapolis, MN
1306
Jay Nielsen Minneapolis, MN
133
Kirk Sklar Minneapolis, MN
304
kara | daniel Jewelry Kalamazoo, MI
1211
Rex Nockengust San Diego, CA
3121
Joyce Slate Lakewood Ranch, FL
115
Shano Kelley Boulder, CO
2401
Kerri Norman Brooklyn Park, MN
309
Ivy Solomon Oak Park, MI
4302
Brenna Klassen-Glanzer Minneapolis, MN 2113
Jennifer Nunnelee Minneapolis, MN
106
Paula Sparks Madison, WI
4307
Serena Kojimoto Los Angeles, CA
126
Kristin Perkins Ypsilanti, MI
209
Melissa Stiles Portland, OR
3315
Cecilia Labora Kansas City, MO
2205
Michel Plumail Lake Hopatcong, NJ
405
Molly Strader Perrysburg, OH
4401
219
Lisa Pointon Reico Winnipeg, Manitoba
4415
Robert Trisko St. Cloud, MN 2303 & 2304 Philip Troyer Hillsboro, WI
Sara Lenart Chicago, IL
105
Michele LeVett Durham, NC
1118
Doug Prell Chicago, IL
4304
Ronald Linton Hot Springs, AR
2109
Tammy Rice Lincoln, NE
3205
Andrea & Rolf Ludden Gatlinburg, TN 4406
3407
Susan Richter-O’Connell Sheboygan, WI 4207 55
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PAINTING Works created in oils, acrylics, watercolor, etc. Su Abbott East Point, GA
1202
Laura Gardner Aurora, IL
107
James Navarro Des Moines, IA
231
Chris Abigt Ottumwa, IA
3301
Scott Hartley Ann Arbor, MI
101
Bruce Peeso Monson, MA
425
Ginny Herzog Minneapolis, MN
3206
Jude Pokorny Monson, MA
423
Evan Abrahamson Waconia, MN
110
Mark Anderson Sioux Falls, SD
3413
Gary Hoff Des Moines, IA
3414
Greta Sandquist St Paul, MN
308
Shane Anderson Apple Valley, MN
1111
Jacque Hudson Des Moines, IA
429
John Schneider Viroqua, WI
2118
John Booth Minneapolis, MN
412
DC Ice St. Paul, MN
1203
Ben Schuh Des Moines, IA
303
Jerry Brem Lady’s Island, SC 234 & 236
Karri Jamison Hillsboro, WI
3406
Phill Singer New Britain, PA
139
Lisa Burge Taos, NM
Mary Johnston Carmel, IN
2215
Barbara Spraul Livonia, MI
1312
2306
Midori Ueda-Okahana Tokyo, Japan 1206
124
Andrew Van Schyndle Algoma, WI 3408
2301
Cat Clausen Dwight, IL
116
Ronna Katz Albuquerque, NM
Gary Curtis Woodstock, GA
141
Brian Keller Denver, CO
Brian Delozier Little Falls, MN
316
William Kwamena-Poh Savannah, GA 119
Chris Vance Bondurant, IA
Daniel Lager St. Paul, MN
4318
Todd Voss Detroit Lakes, MN
Julie Dwyre-Zuckerman Los Ranchos, NM 431 & 433
Mi Young Lee Austin, TX
2302
Karen Watson-Newlin Verona, WI 207
Brian Eppley Harrisburg, PA
1126
Hong Mao Dublin, OH
Kevin Eslinger Westminster, CO
3211
Rachelle Meagher Cape Coral, FL
Roger Disney Tulsa, OK
Andy Fletcher Stoddard, WI
4414
436
Katie Musolff Stoddard, WI
111 4312 438
418 4203
Mike Welton Minneapolis, MN
1309
Dan Wiemer Red Wing, MN
4303
Man-Wai Wu Quincy, MA
4315
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PRINTMAKING Printed works for which the artist has manipulated plates, stones, or screens. Print must be signed and numbered as limited editions. Printmakers are required to disclose their creative process and printing process. Lisa Burge Taos, NM Holly Foss Minneapolis, MN Andrew Kosten Brookings, SD
2301
Bethany Nelson Madison, WI
3405
404
Richard Nelson St. Paul, MN
1124
403
Adam Turman Minneapolis, MN 224 & 226
Nick Wroblewski Viroqua, WI
4313
PHOTOGRAPHY Photographic prints made from artists’ original negatives that have been processed by the artist or under his/ her direct supervision. Photographers are required to disclose their creative process and printing process. Jay Anderson Cambridge, MN Phyllis Bankier Milwaukee, WI
4404
Kate Harrold Nashville, TN
2312
Richard Heinze Kansas City, MO
230 2412
Amanda Murphy Streamwood, IL
2209
Xavier Nuez Chicago, IL
4317 2117
James Becia Mt. Horeb, WI 3202 & 3203
Clifton Henri Chicago, IL
311
Lawrence Oliverson Sullivan, WI
Jill Bedford Delafield, WI
3201
Cali Hobgood Urbana, IL
408
Darren Olson Minneapolis, MN 213 & 215
Jason Brueck Nashville, TN
232
Nicole Houff Minneapolis, MN
306
Gene Pembroke Philadelphia, PA
109
Michael Bryant Atlanta, GA
422
Jesper Johansen Denver, CO
117
Erik Saulitis Minneapolis, MN
2207
205
Angela Kullmann Tallahassee, FL
2120
Kyle Spears Bloomington, IN
414
3110
Jason Stoddart Crawford, TN
2123 402
Doug Cavanah Auburndale, FL Jim Copeland Chamblee, GA
238
Lisa Lammey Amana, IA
JD Dennison Troy, MI
1403
Sunny Liang Chicago, IL
1409 & 1410
Allan Teger Vero Beach, FL
Andrew Neil Dierks Altoona, PA
3208
Gary Love Riverside, CA 1401 & 1402
Jon Walton Middleton, WI
4206
428
Paul Lueders Lac du Flambeau, WI 3402
Steve Wewerka Saint Paul, MN
2114
4310
Ashlee Luukkonen Jacksonville, FL
Takashi Yamashita Tokyo, Japan
4211
2404
Emerson Matabele New Orleans, LA 4308 & 4309
Jana Epstein Atlanta, GA John Granata St. Charles, IL David Harrison Franklin, WI
235
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SCULPTURE Three-dimensional original work created in any media. James Bearden Des Moines, IA
4202
Kevin Lohse Dawson, MN
Albert Benedict Whitewater, WI
2212
Yevette Lubbers Oreana, IL 1310 & 1311
Dakota Pratt Austin, TX
Shawn Carling Lakeville, MN 2406 & 2407
Rick Martin Englewood, CO 127 & 129
Fredrick Prescott Santa Fe, NM 4416 & 4417
Sean Corner Wichita, KS
Cliff Matyszczyk Wales, WI 1301 & 1302
Ursula Scheffel Shokan, NY 1407 & 1408
Donald Esser Waunakee, WI 3309 & 3310
Don McCullough Largo, FL
Chris Seeman Cincinnati, OH
Steve Frank St. Louis, MO
3314
Darren Miller Decatur, IL
123
Dave Thompson Louisville, KY 1106 & 1107
Jon Kamrath Minneapolis, MN
1127
Stephanie Pierson-Hutson Fishers, IN 3313
Richard Turner Newton, KS 1412 & 1413
Reza Pishgahi Bloomington, IN
Mark Winter Milwaukee, WI
135
Linda Lewis West Des Moines, IA 2110
233
3303
3123
Mauro Possobon Pozzobonell Loxahatchee, FL 103 4412 & 4413
3304
3312
WOOD Original works in wood that are hand-tooled, machine-worked, turned or carved. Steve Baldwin Omaha, NE
3213
Barlow Heider Hermansville, MI
1404
David Morrison Concord, NH
Thomas Blahnik St. Charles, MN
1314
Nicholas Henton Woodbury, MN
409
Jeff Easley Parnell, IA
4210
Stacy Kinney Yellow Springs, OH 2313 & 2314
David O’Neal Raleigh, NC
Matt Estrada Rockvale, TN
2203
Aaron Laux Madison, WI
1117
Gregg Palm Interlochen, MI
427
Jesse Gerhard Robbinsdale, MN
3411
Benjamin Leatham Alexandria, VA
3118
John Sweitzer Champaign, IL
2310
Paul Gillam Timbo, AR
1305
Craig Lossing Lino Lakes, MN
1213
John Traeger Rosemount, MN
310
Eric Grimes Chicago, IL
228
Nick Molignano Oneonta, NY
112
Robert Wilhelm Portland, OR
4409
3212
Paul Morrison Oregon, WI 3111 & 3112 4402
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