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elcome to Winter Park and our annual Autumn Art Festival. The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce has been the proud host of the festival for 44 years, and 2017 promises to be the best yet. Having spent most of my life in Winter Park, “The Festival” has never failed to be a highlight of my year and to make me proud of my hometown. “Fine Art, Florida, Family Fun” is our promise. Ours is the only juried arts festival that features exclusively Florida artists, and we present 185 of the best this year, the most ever. We also hope you’ll enjoy the live entertainment and take advantage of the children’s workshops. The festival doesn’t happen without the hard work of our volunteer committee and my dedicated staff. I can’t thank them enough for all they’ve done to help shine a spotlight on our city, Central Park and historic Park Avenue. Thanks also to our community sponsors who help support the event. Special thanks go to our presenting sponsor, Rifle Paper Co. This incredibly successful international lifestyle brand is headquartered right here in Winter Park, and we’re so grateful for their generous backing of the festival. While you’re here, you can also take advantage of our many shopping opportunities and dining experiences. Whether you’re here to add to your art collection or simply stroll among the booths, we know you’re going to be inspired. If you’re hungry for more art, check with the Chamber staff to steer you toward one of our world-class arts and cultural opportunities.

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5.........Children’s Art Workshops 6.........Entertainment Schedule 12......Poster Artist and Judges 14......Patrons and Committee Members 15......Fall Events 18......Map and Booth Directory 20.....Gallery of Artists 35.....Local Dining Directory 36.....Sponsors

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Official Winter Park Autumn Art Festival posters, t-shirts, tote bags, and note cards will be available during festival hours. Additionally, the Winter Park Welcome Center sells Winter Park Autumn Art Festival merchandise year round. Merchandise from previous festivals is also available year-round in limited quantities at the Winter Park Welcome Center during business hours and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.

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inter Park Autumn Art Festival is celebrating 44 years of showcasing talented Florida artists. The festival began in 1973 in Central Park to celebrate local Florida artists. Shortly thereafter Rollins College became a sponsor and hosted the festival on its campus along Holt Avenue. In 1997, the festival was on the move again, due to construction and enhancements on the Rollins campus. “The Festival” found a new home at what is now called Martin Luther King, Jr. Park. Following the 2004 hurricane season, the festival moved back to its original home in Central Park and has remained there ever since. Today it is the only juried fine art festival to feature Florida artists exclusively. Each year more than 200,000 guests attend the festival to enjoy fine art, food, live entertainment, children’s art workshops and the shops along Park Avenue.

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Park Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic during the festival on Saturday and Sunday. Ample parking is available on the surrounding streets, with handicap spaces available in municipal lots throughout downtown, as well as in the SunTrust and Canton Avenue garages. A free bike valet is available for guests who wish to cycle to the event. A secure area is available in the West Meadow. The bike valet is organized by the City of Winter Park Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Board.

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E N T E R TA I N M E N T AC T S Beth McKee

has lived through the South from Mississippi to New Orleans, through Florida, Texas and North Carolina and is well familiar with both the joys and hard times necessary to create soulful music. Her May, 2015 release Sugarcane Revival reveals a career defining collection of originals that reflect her continued efforts to delve into the fabric of her deep-South upbringing. With stellar reviews and radio airplay worldwide, including a nationally aired tourism commercial for her home state of Mississippi, her career as an indie artist has flourished and she has found a niche for herself among the songwriters of the deep south. While spending some time off-road to record the new album Beth saw a need to unify her local songwriting community. In early 2014 she began hosting a monthly singer/songwriter series at Orlando hotspot The Smiling Bison. The series quickly became one of the most well attended regular events in town and from it Beth has spawned an all-female songwriters circle that meets monthly with every member writing a song each month using a word or phrase that Beth provides ahead of time.

Cat Ridgeway, a singer/songwriter

hailing from Orlando, Florida, is a skilled lyricist and melodist. Her eclectic style shines through her ability to play guitar and harmonica, trumpet, trombone, drums, piano, and bass. She recently won indie rock duo Tegan and Sara’s worldwide cover contest and Eddie Owen Presents’ songwriter showcase in Atlanta. Her most recent single, “Whiskey Lullabies”, was recorded at Ardent Studios in Memphis, TN and can be found on iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify.

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Unlike many guitarists, who are skilled in only one style of music, excels in five different styles: jazz, Latin, classical, rock, and pop. Mike was 17 years old when he began playing guitar in his hometown, Detroit, Michigan. Two years later, he moved to Orlando, and enrolled in the University of Central Florida, where he earned his Bachelor of Music Degree in Classical Guitar Performance. Mike has taught guitar at Seminole State College, Rollins College, and several other institutions. In addition, Mike has performed with various musical groups in most of the major hotels and resorts in the Orlando area, such as the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, Peabody, Renaissance (Sea World), Mission Inn Resort, and many of the Disney Hotels. Currently, Mike is performing both solo and with his band. While performing solo, Mike is accompanied by backing tracks, which include harmony and rhythm guitars, drums, bass, and various keyboard and synthesizer parts. The accompaniment creates a “full band” sound. Mike’s repertoire includes songs from contemporary Nuevo Flamenco artists such as Strunz & Farah, Ottmar Liebert, Jesse Cook, and The Gipsy Kings, jazz artists such as Pat Metheny, The Rippingtons, Acoustic Alchemy, Craig Chaquico, Marc Antoine, and pop/rock artists such as Sting, Santana, The Eagles, Led Zeppelin, and Norah Jones..

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is a 26 year old songwriter from Orlando, FL. Roberts crafts mellow acoustic folk music and is often compared to ‘Iron and Wine’ and ‘The Postal Service.’ Recently relocating from Nashville, released his debut solo album, “The Best of Our Lives” in February, 2016. Roberts’ songs have been featured on MTV, CNN, TLC, ABC Family and FOX Sports.

Winter Park High School Jazz Ensemble Mike Clemente is in his fifth year of teaching

and fifth year as the Associate Director of Bands at Winter Park High School where he directs the Jazz Ensemble I, Jazz Ensemble II, Symphonic Band, and Sound of the Wildcats marching band, and assists with the Wind Symphony, Concert Band, and Freshman Jazz Band. Prior to coming to Winter Park, Mr. Clemente earned his Bachelor of Music Education degree from Michigan State University. A trumpet player, Mr. Clemente has performed with various ensembles both at MSU and in the Lansing (Michigan) area including the MSU Wind Symphony, Symphony Orchestra, Trumpet Ensemble, and the Capitol City Brass Band. He also performed for five years in the Michigan State University Spartan Marching Band, where he served as trumpet section leader and band Vice President. From 2008-2010, Mr. Clemente served on the Instructional Staff at Smith Walbridge Clinics in Charleston, IL, one of the oldest and most recognized drum major clinics in the country. Mr. Clemente is also an alumnus of the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps. He toured as a lead trumpet player with the Regiment during the summers of 2011 and 2012, performing across the country. Mr. Clemente is an active member of FBA and FMEA.

The Swamp Sistas Songwriting Circle

A dozen women of varying ages and stages who share a passion for songwriting. The group began gathering monthly at Beth McKee’s home in early 2015, to workshop songs incorporating a word or phrase sent ahead of time. The gatherings birthed a collective that performs in-the-round for events, fundraisers and venues in the Central Florida area. The Sistas share their songs and stories, often jumping in to sing or play along on one another’s tunes. Swamp Sista Circle members include: Beth McKee, Hannah Harber, Shadow Pearson, Loi Jeannette, Renee Arozqueta, Kattya Graham, Kayonne Riley, and Tracey Gibbs.

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David Julia

is more than a guitar prodigy delivering smokin’ spot-on lightening licks with killer grooves and rich vocals. As a young professional singer-songwriter he enjoys performing at festivals and concerts and has appeared with and played with some of the top names in the business such as JP Soars, Albert Castiglia, Victor Wainwright, Terry Hanck, Tom Hambridge, Selwyn Birchwood, Butch Trucks, Jarekus Singelton, Bob Margolin, and Tommy Castro just to name a few. David Julia is in his teens and dead serious about the blues. It is not surprising that he began performing at the young age of seven. With a recording under his belt and the future in front of him, we are seeing a diamond in the rough that will continue to be polished by experience and musical fortitude.

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Maitland Middle School Jazz Ensemble Director Eric Mendez has taught Band in Central Florida since 1988. He is in his 15th year at Maitland Middle School where his Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band have played to musical standards rarely achieved by junior student musicians. In 2010, the Maitland Middle School One O’Clock Jazz Band was invited to feature performances at FMEA and ASBDA Conventions. The group has enjoyed straight Superior ratings for 15 years with Mr. Mendez as its director/conductor. In May 2014, the band was privileged to play at the Manhattan Riverside Cathedral in New York City, where students participated in a concert with the Maitland Middle School Orchestra and Chorus programs. The band also paid a visit to the world-renowned “Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra” during its visit.

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Bill Darrah

Since graduating from Wright State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bill Darrah has come across much success in the art world. His remarkable pieces have earned him over 1,600 awards in numerous shows, including Best of Show at 8 prestigious shows in Florida. Bill’s sought after talent has even been commissioned by notable people such as Kenny Rogers, Hulk Hogan, Henry Winkler, and President Jimmy Carter. He often lends his trained and talented eye for art to various art shows by serving on the judges panel. Bill’s art collections can be seen across the country from Dayton, Ohio to Raleigh, North Carolina to his home state of Florida. He also treats his hometown of Bradenton, Florida to his own art show annually.

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Bernard Martin

was born in Niagara Falls, New York. He has been academically trained in art through the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska and various additional art schools. He has painted with special masters, including, but not limited to, Charles Reid, Handell, Scott Burdick, Kim English, and Daniel Gerhartz. He gets his inspiration from John Singer Sargent, Joaquin Sorolla, Anders Zorn and Andrew Wyeth. In their footsteps, he has held workshops in Italy and Lady Grey, South Africa as well as venues in the United States. He has currently returned from documenting an Egyptian ballet in Cairo, Egypt. Martin is listed in Meyer’s catalog, the most respected reference for auction sold paintings, and has sold through Sotheby’s in New York City. Of 43 artists, Martin was the only American invited to paint in Thailand. His selection displayed in the Bangkok City Museum. He was also invited to paint with medical teams in Guatemala and India. Martin has been featured in national shows and has won top awards in the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, Coconut Grove, Cherry Creek, Kansas City, among others. He is represented in galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and locally in Be On Park and the City Arts Factory, Orlando. He was Artist of the Year for the Casa Feliz Art Museum and had a one-man show in the Polasek Art Museum in Winter Park.

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has over 30 years of executive museum and curatorial leadership experience and has worked within a variety of institutions and governance structures, including public and private universities and government-based and private notfor-profit organizations. Stetson recently assumed the position of Executive Director of the LSU Museum of Art in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Before coming to LSU, Stetson served as executive director of the Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, Tenn. Prior to that, he was the executive director of the Polk Museum of Art in Lakeland, Fla., for nearly 15 years; executive director of the Austin Museum of Art/Laguna Gloria in Austin, Texas (now Austin Contemporary); director of the Davenport Museum of Art in Davenport, Iowa (now the Figge); director and instructor at the Gallery of Art at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa; and acting director of the Picker Art Gallery at Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y. Stetson holds a bachelor’s degree in art history from the State University of New York at Potsdam and a Master of Fine Arts degree in museology, or museum studies, from Syracuse University. He is a 2010 participant in the Getty Museum Leadership Institute at Claremont Graduate University in Los Angeles. While at the Polk Museum of Art, Stetson inaugurated the Florida Outdoor Sculpture Competition, which is now in its 15th year. He served as the President of the Florida Art Museum Directors Association and the Florida Association of Museums. While at the Polk he oversaw Mayfaire-by-the-Lake Art Festival and actively supported art and artists in Florida and the region. In 2010 Stetson received The Friend of Art Education Award from the Florida Art Education Association. He continues to believe that all art is local and that good art happens everywhere.

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U P C O M I N G FA L L E V E N T S October 31: Trick or Treat on Park Avenue Children in costume can visit participating merchants for holiday treats from treats. 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. www.experienceparkavenue.com

November 9: Popcorn Flicks In The Park: “Batman: the Movie” A free outdoor movie featuring “Batman: The Movie” in Central Park. 7 p.m. www.enzian.org

November 11: Cows ‘n Cabs Grab your boots and dust off your cowboy hat! Cows ‘n Cabs is a food & wine stroll, featuring gourmet fare, wine, craft beer and spirits from 28 local restaurants. We hope you’ll join us for this incredible evening Saturday, November 11th in Winter Park’s West Meadow. All proceeds benefit After School All Stars and Elevate Orlando. 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. www.cowsncabs.com

November 16: Fashion on the Avenue: A Sip, Shop & Stroll event

November 18: Winter in the Park Ice Rink Opens Skate into the holidays at the opening weekend of Winter in the Park holiday ice skating rink in the Central Park West Meadow. 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.

November 25: Small Business Saturday Celebrate the #ShopSmall movement by supporting locally-owned Winter Park merchants. www.smallbusinesssaturday.com

December 1: Winter on the Avenue Join in the tradition of Winter Park holiday festivities as Park Avenue is transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with a tree lighting, carolers, snowmaking, and a visit from Santa. 5 PM – 10 PM

December 2: Christmas Parade A holiday tradition for the young, and young at heart. Join more than 100 organizations including marching bands, local police and fire departments, scouting groups, local dignitaries and, of course, Santa Claus, as it they travel down Park Avenue. 9 AM

An evening of progressive fashion shows, in-store styling events and special trunk shows at participating boutiques and merchants along Park Avenue. 5 – 9 p.m. www.winterpark.org

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4 4 TH AN N UAL • ARTIST BOOTH ALEXIADES, NICK .......................................171 AMORUSO, ROBERT .................................101 APRILETTI, LINDA ..........................................45 ARANGO, ANDRES ................................... 176 ARONSON, ROBIN .....................................66 ASHCRAFT, IRINA KOVNACKA .................39 AUGER, RICHARD ......................................180 AUSTIN, RICK ...............................................90 AVALON, HELEN ..........................................75 BACH, STEPHEN .........................................126 BAHRINGER, CHARLES ............................... 61 BALDAUF, AUSTIN ........................................95 BALDWIN, BECKY ........................................83 BANTING, MARTHA .................................. 115 BARBEAU, ALEXIS .......................................178 BARRETT, MARC ..........................................145 BARTER, STACY .............................................44 BAXTER/ZOSCHKE, WENDY .....................93 BEARSE, MELYSSA ........................................50 BIOND, JIM & LIA ....................................... 110 BLACKMORE, BRIAN ...................................35 BODEKER, TERRY ..........................................30 BOSELA, CHERIE ........................................142 BOYCE, BARBARA ......................................120 BRESKE, PHILLIP ............................................20 BRINGLE, DOUGLAS ................................... 19 BRODEUR, KATHLEEN ...............................175 BULLOCK, MICHIEL ......................................59 BURTON, DAVID .........................................185

W I N T E R PA R K AU T U M N A R T F E S T I V ARTIST BOOTH CAMPOS, EDSON ..................................... 174 CANNATA, RAY ............................................ 37 CARNEY, KATE ............................................ 119 CARR, CHRIS ...............................................123 CARTER, TIM ................................................106 CEREGHINO-GROVES, MAGALI ...............49 CHAYT, STEVEN ........................................... 16 CLIBBON, ROBERT ....................................... 51 CONNORS, NANCY .................................124 CORNELL, MATTHEW ................................108 CROTTS, CAROL ........................................... 76 CUNNINGHAM, DICK .............................100 D’ALFONSO, REY .......................................172 DAVIS, APRIL ................................................149 DAVIS, TED ...................................................... 5 DEBON, DENNIS..........................................85 DELEON-ALFONSO, PATRICIA .................173 DELGADO, LILIAN ........................................22 DIETRICH, CRAIG ......................................... 12 DIEZ-MASSARO, ELLIE .................................24 DORMAN, KUEI ......................................... 114 DUFLO, MIKE............................................... 118 ECKERT, JEFF ...............................................132 EITHARONG, UMMARID ..........................162 ERDEN, SANDRA .......................................184 ESPINOSA, JOSEPHINA ............................. 87 ESTEVEZ, ANAI ............................................. 94 EVANS, SALLY ...............................................38 FERREIRA, PATRICIO ...................................104 FEYERABEND, HANS ...................................77 FIGUEROA, DAVID .......................................33

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ARTIST BOOTH FORREST, SHELAGH ..................................140 FOURNIER, PETER .........................................73 FOX, TODD ..................................................182 FREEMAN, GREG ......................................... 67 GALBO, JOHN ................................................ 7 GARCIA, PABLO ............................................ 11 GIBRAN, CARLY ...........................................111 GILBERT, JOHN .............................................26 GMELIN, AMY LENNARD ........................... 31 GOLZBEIN, DAVID .......................................48 GOMEZ, YEINS ..........................................183 GONZALEZ, LUIS .........................................29 GRANT, WILL ..............................................154 GREEN, ROBERT ......................................... 113 HARTUNG, JOHN ........................................92 HATCHER, LISSA ...........................................63 HEATH, LINDA ..............................................53 HEUSLEIN, MINA ......................................... 10 HILL, JACK ....................................................137 HOWELL, STEVEN ......................................159 HUNTER, DAVID ...........................................55 HUNTER, MORGAN ..................................125 JENKINS, LORI ............................................160 JENSEN, KEN .................................................. 1 JIMENEZ, PAULO ........................................152 JOHNSON, VICKI DAMON .......................43 JONES , HARMONY ....................................25 JONES, VICKI ................................................ 91 KARNES, PATRICIA .....................................165 KELLUM, JOHN ...........................................156 KIDD, WILLIAM ...........................................166

S T I VA L • A R T I S T B O O T H L I S T • O CTO B ER 14 - 15 , 2 017 ARTIST BOOTH KIRK, NOAH ..................................................56 KONDOS, JOHN ........................................... 4 KRYSINSKY, TONY ....................................... 71 LAFOGG-DOCHERTY, DEBORAH ..............52 LAIRD...............................................................64 LAMONTAGNE, PAUL ...............................177 LEE, MARY ......................................................27 LENT, SANDY ................................................79 LEWIS, RENEE ...............................................34 LIGMONT, ALYSSA ........................................ 2 LIVINGSTON, SUSAN ............................... 181 LOTT, THOMAS ...........................................143 LOYD, THORAINE .......................................134 MABAT, YNON ...........................................158 MACAULAY, ANGUS ...................................54 MALKIN, VADIM ........................................147 MALLORY, DAVID ..........................................69 MANCUSO, CAROLANN ........................ 117 MARCHESE, DEBORAH ................................. 6 MARGERUM, COLLIN ...............................139 MARIN, ANCIZAR ........................................89 MARTIN, BERNARD ...................................155 MATHISEN, KATHERINE ...........................170 MATTER, JEFFERY ........................................129 MCLEOD, ROY ............................................ 151 MCMAHON, BRENDA ..............................138 MELCHIORRE, CLAUDIA .............................78 MEYER, MICHAEL .........................................86 MILEY, BRETT ...............................................146 MILLER, PEGGY ...........................................167 MOORE, MARIUS ...................................... 161

ARTIST BOOTH MOSDALE, ANDREW ................................179 MULRY, JILL ....................................................88 NALLE, CHARLES ........................................168 NELSON, MICHAEL ..................................... 47 NESIUS, STEVEN ........................................ 121 NEUBAUER, BETTY .......................................84 NEVIN, CHRISTIAN ....................................... 8 ORGUNOV, SERGEI .................................... 57 OTOOLE, MICHAEL ...................................144 OWENS, KAREN ..........................................36 PETERSON, BENJAMIN .............................150 PETRIDIS, GASTON ......................................60 PHELAN, ILENE ...........................................130 PLATT, LORI .................................................. 112 POURCIAU, ADAM ....................................128 POWELL, WHITNEY ...................................127 QUIROLO, CRAIG ........................................23 RANKIN, RALPH .........................................163 REYES-JONES, MARIA ...............................169 RICHARD, DOUG ......................................... 13 RITTER, CHERYL .............................................32 RODRIGUEZ, HERNAN ............................... 18 ROSS, ROBERT ..............................................96 RUHLMAN, NICHOLAS ..............................42 RUSK, CLOVIS .............................................122 SANDIDGE, DAVID ...................................... 15 SCOTT, ROGER .............................................82 SCUDERI, XINA ...........................................107 SEIDEL, GARRY ..............................................40 SISCO, GARY ................................................65 SKOOG, ANETTA .........................................58

ARTIST BOOTH SLADE, BILL ..................................................157 SLIVKA, JANE ..............................................105 SMITH, CHELSEA ........................................133 SONDAG, DONALD .................................. 116 SPIELMAN, HOWARD ...............................135 STANFORD, JAMES ...................................... 97 STAROPOLI, JOHN .....................................103 STERN, D.G. .................................................... 3 STRIEWSKI, TED ............................................ 17 TEGER, ALLAN ..............................................46 TEKELI, EMRE ...............................................102 THAMERT, JEFF ..............................................28 THOMAS, MARK ..........................................98 TOME, NANCY .......................................... 141 TRITSCHELLER, COPPER ............................... 21 TUNG, HUA ................................................164 VARELA, ANA ............................................... 41 VAUGHN, STEVE ........................................153 WEBER, AWS, MICHAEL ............................... 9 WELSCH, HARRY .......................................... 81 WERNETH, PAMELA ..................................148 WHIPPLE, JAMES ........................................ 131 WHIPPLE, JOHN ...........................................62 WILLIAMS, JOHN .........................................80 YE, ZHIYONG ............................................... 14 YEOMANS, GARY ......................................136 YOUNG, LESLIE ............................................ 74 YUNG, BRYAN ..............................................99 ZIMMER, RICK ..............................................70

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NOAH KIRK

CHARLES NALLE

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ALYSSA LIGMONT

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JOHN STAROPOLI

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KATHERINE MATHISEN

ANA VARELA

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BRENDA MCMAHON

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DOUGLAS BRINGLE

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KEN JENSEN

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JOHN KELLUM

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MICHAEL MEYER WILLIAM KIDD

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RENEE LEWIS

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BRETT MILEY

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ANDREW MOSDALE ST. AUGUSTINE TRIXF64@GMAIL.COM WWW.ANDREWMOSEDALE.COM 179

AUSTIN BALDAUF

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COLLIN MARGERUM

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EDSON CAMPOS WINTER PARK CARTISTA@AOL.COM EDSONCAMPOS.COM 174

KAREN OWENS

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RALPH RANKIN

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NANCY CONNORS

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HOWARD SPIELMAN

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JEFF ECKERT

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FIBER

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PAMELA WERNETH

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WINTER PARK JWHIPPLE317@GMAIL.COM 131

MIXED MEDIA DAVID BURTON

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STEVEN HOWELL

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HARMONY JONES

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IRINA KOVNACKA ASHCRAFT

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TONY KRYSINSKY PEGGY MILLER

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MAGALI CEREGHINO-GROVES

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YNON MABAT TODD FOX

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LINDA HEATH

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CHRISTIAN NEVIN

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ORLANDO TODD@TODDKFOX.COM 182

ANGUS MACAULAY

TED STRIEWSKI

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JACK HILL

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LESLIE YOUNG

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STEPHEN BACH

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MARC BARRETT

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PATRICIA DELEON-ALFONSO MIAMI PATUCHA@MAC.COM 173

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KUEI DORMAN

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ORLANDO UE_THAI@YAHOO.COM 162

MATTHEW CORNELL

SALLY EVANS

ORLANDO MATTHEWCORNELL@AOL.COM WWW.MATTHEWCORNELL.COM 108

REY D’ALFONSO

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HANS FEYERABEND

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MIAMI HFEYERABEND@COMCAST.NET WWW.FEYERABEND.COM 77

APRIL DAVIS

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BETTY NEUBAUER

JENSEN BEACH NEUBAUERSTUDIO@COMCAST.NET 84

SERGEI ORGUNOV JOHN GILBERT

WINTER PARK GILBERT2330@EARTHLINK.NET JOHNGILBERTARTIST.COM 26

ORANGE PARK SORGOUNOV@HOTMAIL.COM WWW.ARTORGUNOV.COM 57

GASTON PETRIDIS LORI JENKINS

MELBOURNE JENKS1156@AOL.COM WWW.LORIPITTENJENKINS.COM 160

ST. PETERSBURG GASTONPETRIDIS@YAHOO.COM 60

MARIA REYES-JONES PAULO JIMENEZ

DAYTONA BEACH PAULO@ARTDETAILS.COM WWW.ARTDETAILS.COM 152

ORLANDO MARIA@MARIAREYESJONES.COM MARIAREYESJONES.COM 169

CHERYL RITTER JOHN KONDOS

PORT ORANGE JKONDOS@CFL.RR.COM 4

OCALA PAINTFOOD@EMBARQMAIL.COM WWW.PAINTFOOL.COM 32

HERNAN RODRIGUEZ CAROLANN MANCUSO

LARGO JOECONTRACT16@GMAIL.COM WWW.CAROLANNMANCUSO.COM 117

HIALEAH HERNANRODRIGUEZ82@YAHOO. COM HERNANART.COM 18

ROBERT ROSS BERNARD MARTIN

WINTER PARK BERNIE.MARTIN@GMAIL.COM WWW.BERNARDMARTIN.COM 155

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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ROSS.RF@GMAIL.COM WWW.ROBERTROSSART.COM 96

CLOVIS RUSK

BROOKSVILLE CLOVISDEAN@GMAIL.COM ONPAINTINGAGAIN.BLOGSPOT.COM 122

GARY SISCO

DELAND GSISCO@CFL.RR.COM WWW.SISCOART.COM 65

JANE SLIVKA

MOUNT DORA JANESLIVKA@GMAIL.COM WWW.JANESLIVKAGALLERY.COM 105

DONALD SONDAG

MAITLAND DONSONDAG@ICLOUD.COM 116

NANCY TOME

FORT MYERS NANCY@TOME.NET WWW.NANCYTOME.COM 141

HUA TUNG

VALRICO HUAYAOTUNG@YAHOO.COM 164

MICHAEL WEBER, AWS

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PAINTING

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JOHN WHIPPLE

WINTER PARK JXLWHIPPLE@AOL.COM WHIPPLEART.WORDPRESS.COM 62

BRYAN YUNG

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PHOTOGRAPHY

CHRIS CARR

SHELAGH FORREST

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GAINESVILLE SACREDSPIRITPHOTOGRAPHY@ YAHOO.COM 140

ROBERT CLIBBON

JOHN GALBO

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BOCA RATON, FL JGALBO@IMPRESSIONISTIC.COM WWW.IMPRESSIONISTIC.COM 7

DICK CUNNINGHAM

ROBERT GREEN

BONITA SPRINGS DCPHOTO49@EMBARQMAIL.COM DICKCUNNINGHAM.COM 100

WINTER PARK RRGWPK@CFL.RR.COM WWW.RGREENPIX.COM 113

TED DAVIS

JOHN HARTUNG

PARRISH TEDDAVISPHOTO@GMAIL.COM WWW.TEDDAVISPHOTO.COM 5

CLEARWATER JOHN@ARTTHATSMILES.COM WWW.ARTTHATSMILES.COM 92

CRAIG DIETRICH

LISSA HATCHER

JUPITER JULIEABEDELL@GMAIL.COM WWW.DIETRICHUNDERWATER.COM 12

ODESSA LISSA@LISSAHATCHER.COM 63

ELLIE DIEZ-MASSARO

MARIUS MOORE

WINTER PARK ELLIEPHOTO@CFL.RR.COM WWW.ELLIEDIEZMASSARO.COM 24

GULFPORT MARIUSMOOR@AOL.COM WWW.MARIUSMOORE.COM 161

ANAI ESTEVEZ

JILL MULRY

ROBERT AMORUSO

ORLANDO R.J.AMORUSO@GMAIL.COM WWW.ROBERTAMORUSOPHOTOGRAPHY.COM 101

RICHARD AUGER

ORLANDO RICHARD@RICHARDAUGER.COM WWW.RICHARDAUGER.COM 180

MELYSSA BEARSE

NEW SMYRNA BEACH MIMCLIBBON@GMAIL.COM MBEARSEMEDIA.COM 50

PHILLIP BRESKE

OCALA PDBRESKE@MAC.COM WWW.PDBRESKE.COM 20

CAPE CORAL LDVGALLERIA@GMAIL.COM WWW.LDVGALLERIA@GMAIL.COM 94

SEMINOLE JILL@JKATCHCREATIONS.COM WWW.JKATCHCREATIONS.COM 88

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PHOTOGRAPHY (CON’T)

STEVE VAUGHN

WINTER PARK FILM2001@AOL.COM WWW.STEVEVAUGHN.COM 153

STEVEN NESIUS

TERRA CEIA STEVE@SJNPHOTO.COM WWW.SJNPHOTO.COM 121

GARY YEOMANS

ORLANDO GARYYEOMANSPHOTOGRAPHY@ GMAIL.COM 136

ADAM POURCIAU

DELTONA APOURCIAU@YMAIL.COM WWW.IMAGESBYADAM.COM 128

RICK ZIMMER

WINTER PARK RICK@RICKZIMMERPHOTOGRAPHY. COM WWW.RICKZIMMERPHOTOGRAPHY. COM 70

XINA SCUDERI

ST. PETERSBURG XINA@SCUDERISTUDIOS.COM WWW.XINASCUDERI.COM 107

GARRY SEIDEL

PAUL LAMONTAGNE

COCOA THEARTISTEYE@YAHOO.COM WWW.THEARTISTEYE.COM 177

AMY LENNARD GMELIN

NEW PORT RICHEY NJOY1023@GMAIL.COM WWW.MYSTERYSTONESCULPTURE. COM 31

SUSAN LIVINGSTON

LUTZ PALEAOCLAY2@EARTHLINK.NET WWW.CLAYANDFOSSILS.COM 181

BENJAMIN PETERSON

SCULPTURE

DAVIE SARTPHOTO@AOL.COM 40

DAVID FIGUEROA

SANDFORD DAVIDDAVIDSCULPTURE@MAIL.COM DAVIDDAVIDSCULPTURE.COM 33

ALLAN TEGER

VERO BEACH ALTEGER@AOL.COM WWW.BODYSCAPES.COM 46

PEMBROKE PINES MARK@BLUEICEBERG.COM WWW.MARKJTHOMAS.COM 98

CLERMONT DGSANDIDGE@GMAIL.COM WWW.SANDIDGEARTGLASS.COM 15

MIAMI YGOMEZSOUSA@GMAIL.COM WWW.YEINSGOMEZ.COM 183

COPPER TRITSCHELLER NEW SMYRNA BEACH COPPERBRT@AOL.COM COPPERTRITSCHELLER.COM 21

WILL GRANT

BRANDENTON WILLGRANT@VERIZON.NET WWW.WILLGRANTDESIGNS.COM 154

44th Annual

Winter Park

MARK THOMAS

DAVID SANDIDGE

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JEFF THAMERT

TITUSVILLE JTHAMERT@AOL.COM 28

NEW PORT RICHEY TILEBEN@HOTMAIL.COM FACEBOOK.COM/UPCYCLEDMETALANDSTONE 150

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