ORIGINAL ARTWORK BY: CADA JOHNSON
ART | MUSIC | FAMILY FUN! FREE ADMISSION | FREE SHUTTLE CENTRAL PARK | CorvallisFallFestival.orgDOWNTOWN SEPTEMBER 24 & 25 | 49TH ANNUALSEPTEMBER 24 & 25 | 49TH ANNUAL
Malinda Choitz
FESTIVAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Donna Jepsen-Minyard John Snelling
George Abele
Adriel Molk Mark Shurman
Marnie Zoa
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Corvallis Parks and Recreation, Toyota, The Whiteside Theatre, KEZI News, Alyrica, Brad Johnson Signs, Creative Framing, First Alternative Co-op, Grocery Outlet, High Quality, Mazama Brewing, Monroe Ave. Dental, Oregon State Credit Union, PepsiCo., Republic Services, Samaritan Health Services, Tried & True Coffee, Tommy’s Paint Pot, Tree Products, Mattress World, Benton County.
And thanks for assistance from: Benton County Fairgrounds, City of Corvallis, Corvallis Parks & Recreation Youth Volunteer Corps, Corvallis Sustainability Coalition, Master Recyclers, OSU Materials Management, Samantha Alley and The Home Team of RE/MAX Integrity, Scouts of America.
Special gratitude to the generous anonymous artist who donated the custom Gazebo cover to the festival – the whole community thanks you!
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date on all Fall Festival happenings! corvallisfallfestival.org. Program designed by Brian Lindenmuth Designs
Barb Eveland Breanna Geiger
Janice & Nicholas Abele Marc Vomocil
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George Hutchinson Briana Graham
Jayne Reisselman
Nancy Swain
Marvin Jack Inge King
Travis Oefelein
2 Pets are not permitted in Central Park according to city ordinance 5.03.050.080.02. For everyone’s enjoyment please leave your animals at home and not in a hot car. Thank you.
FESTIVAL GOLD STAR VOLUNTEERS
Erik Leung
Contact: Donele Pettit-Mieding director@corvallisfallfestival.org
Contact Donele to volunteer next year or to discuss opportunities to join the festival’s Board of Directors. AND
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BOARD SERVICE
From assisting artists and raising tents, to selling commemorative merchandise, the Fall Festival depends on the time and energy of over 170 community volunteers each year. Festival volunteers receive a free Fall Festival tee, a sense of community and lots of new friends!
festival’s dynamic Board of Directors. Diverse voices and experiences are needed to support the tradition of the festival while guiding it into a strong and resilient future reflecting the fullness of artistic expression and community involvement. Some current board members have served the festival for decades while others joined us months ago – they all make valuable contributions and so can you!
The festival’s success depends on a host of wonderful volunteers during the festival and throughout the year! To each of them we say THANK YOU!
Take your involvement a step further and consider applying to join the
4 THANK YOU to our neighborhood dentist for supporting the 2022 Corvallis Fall Festival Dr. Dinger at Monroe Avenue Dental 541-754-1550 half-page full color ad for Fall Festival program 2022 2022-2023 CONCERTS September 25, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. • Free Concert The University of Stuttgart Orchestra Sunday Nov. 20, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Fall Concert Friday Dec. 2, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. Holiday Concert Sunday, March 5, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. Winter Concert Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at 7:30 p.m. Spring Concert Full details at cosusymphony.org
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WHAT’S ON THE MENU?
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HAPPY GO LUCKY CREPES | Sponsor: Fresh and Local First Sweet and Savory Crepes (gf & vegan options)
QUALISERVE | Sponsor: Chintimini District Boy Scouts Lamb, Chicken or Falafel Gyro, Garlic Fries, Greek Salad, Specialty Lemonades AND OVER COMPANY | and Hard Cider WINE CO. including Gris, Rosé, and Liqueur, &
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FIRST ALTERNATIVE CO-OP | Sponsor: Corvallis Sustainability Coalition Non-Dairy Sundaes, Affogatos, Vegan (gf) cookies, Coffee
Brandy,
All Beef Hot Dogs, Sirloin Hamburgers, Chips, Gatorade & Soft Drinks
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Cranberry Rum
GO GIDDY POPS | Sponsor: Vina Moses Fruit Ice Pops (Located in the Art Discovery Zone)
MAZAMA BREWING
The 2022 Corvallis Fall Festival Food Court is sponsored by Mazama Brewing Company. The Food Court is located on Monroe Street adjacent to the Main Stage.
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BITE ME FOODS | Sponsor: Corvallis Drop in Center Pizza & Homemade Pastries (gf options), Salad, Hot & Iced coffee, Ice Cream Treats
NICK’S SOUL FOOD | Sponsor: Corvallis CERT Shrimp, Pork, or Chicken n Grits, Collard Greens, Cheese Grits, Apple Pie, Baked Beans
Pinot Noir SPIRITOPIA | Liqueurs, Whiskey, Brandy, and Specialty Wines VIVACITY SPIRITS | Vodka, Rum, Turkish Coffee
JUSTICE SHAVE ICE Gourmet Shaved Ice with a Variety of Special Add-ons
CORVALLIS LIONS CLUB
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MENU? Food brings us together! Fresh, local, organic groceries for everyone. 2 Corvallis locations open 7am - 9pm daily 2855 NW Grant Ave. & 1007 SE 3rd St. www.firstalt.coop • @firstaltcoop 7
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he Young Artists Marketplace features the creations of local youth aged eight to eighteen. All items are priced $20 or less. Be sure to stop by. You will be amazed by the talent and creativity of our young artists!
Media: Candles, crocheted jellyfish, & washcloths
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Media: Candles decorated with flowers & dried fruit & colorful molded candles
Media: Photo prints
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Media: products,Skincareacrylic paintings, and reusable sandwich bags and wraps
Media: Needle felted 3D figures & dried flower arrangements
SATURDAY ONLY
SONJA DORSCH
AARON AND MADISON SCHAFFER
GRACE NELSON
sterling silver jewelry
Media: High quality children’s swords w/ leather sheaths, hand woven belts, gift cards
YOUNG ARTIST MARKETPLACE
ARYA BUYS
Media: Stickers & prints
Media: Wood painting & felt frogs
ALEX LESKOVEC
Media: Hair braiding
Media: Rings made from coins & succulent planters made of branches
KIYORA DORRES
SADIE PRIMACK
MOLLY NELSON
MOLLY MAYNARD
Media: Handmade beaded bracelets and scrunchies
Media: Colorful bars of soap
wood pots & rings made from quarters
MCKENZIE WOODMAN
festival next year, as well. View the completed project and follow your artistic contribution throughout the community on the Kids Create page at: corvallisfallfestival.org.
This year’s project is titled Kids See: The Undersea World . Under the direction of celebrated local arts educators Donna Jepsen-Minyard and Briana Graham, community partners and volunteers created the background of an undersea
ALL AGES WELCOME!
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ART DISCOVERY ZONE | KIDS CREATE
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3:00 JD RUSE CIRCUS MUSIC & DANCING PUPPETS
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24
MUSTACHEMADAM
11:00 GRANDMA MERMAID PUPPETRY, STORYTELLING & HARP
2:00 TWISTY THE GREAT MAGIC & BALLOON ENTERTAINMENT WITH A SMILE
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10:00 YOUNG PERFORMER SHOWCASE VARIETY
SATURDAY
12:00 FLYING GOATS
1:00 MICHELLE’S DRUM CIRCLE CONNECTION INTERACTIVE DRUM CIRCLE
2:00 MADAME MUSTACHE POP-UP PUPPET PARADE
3:00 THE MAJESTIC THEATRE CAST SNEAK PEEK OF “ELF”
11:00 MUSIC & MOVEMENT WITH MARISA
10:00 YOUNG PERFORMER SHOWCASE VARIETY
1:00 CORVALLIS WALDORF SCHOOL PUPPET SHOW
4:00 YOUNG PERFORMER SHOWCASE VARIETY
12:00 CIDER GIRLS FUN INTERACTIVE FAMILY TUNES
“RECORDERS? I THOUGHT THOSE WERE JUST A TOY!”
4:00 YOUNG PERFORMER SHOWCASE VARIETY
MAIN
FAMILY STAGE
WEST HS 13 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 10:30 BARRIE DEMPSEY MCMINNVILLE SOLO GUITAR, FLUTE, AND HARMONICA 12:00 PHOENIX SALEM FOLK POP 1:30 MONMOUTH TAIKO MONMOUTH JAPANESE DRUMMING 3:00 POSTRICH BEAR SALEM INDIE MUSIC 4:30 CHURCH LADIES CORVALLIS BLUES AND FUNK THE MACKS MAIN STAGE MUSIC SCHEDULE MARISA PUPPETS MAIN STAGE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25 10:30 MORNING TRAIN PHILOMATH ELECTRICAL GOSPEL 12:00 WEST HS CORVALLIS GUITAR ROCK 1:45 SOULSTRUCK EUGENE R&B, FUNK, AND ROCK 3:15 ANNOUNCE ARTIST AWARDS 3:30 THE MACKS PORTLAND VIA OSU ROCK & ROLL VOTED PORTLAND’S BEST NEW BAND!
ART BOOTHS
A quiet spot to change diapers or nurse. Located next to the First-Aid tent near the playground.
RESTROOMS
The Fall Festival information desk, retail sales, and artists’ hospitality area. In West Circle A.
The expanded bike parking lot is located west of the Arts Center.
Located on Madison between 6th and 7th streets, across the street from the Flower Basket Sales area.
ATMS
CORVALLIS FALL FESTIVAL STORE
FAMILY REST AREA
WHAT YOU’LL FIND
BIKE PARKING
FOOD COURT SPONSORED BY MAZAMA BREWING
FIRST-AID, SPONSORED BY SAMARITAN HEALTH SERVICES
Find commemorative Fall Festival merchandise in the Gazebo in West Circle A, including this year’s gorgeous tee designed by Cada Johnson.
Port-a-potties and hand-washing stations are located on the NE, NW and SW corners of the park.
The heart of the festival with 169 booths, you’ll enjoy exploring every one – don’t forget to vote for your favorite with People’s Choice ballot on the back page of the program!
Food booths support local non-profit organizations. On Monroe Street, north of Central Park. See page 6 for complete list of participating vendors.
GAZEBO
Next to the Gazebo and in the food court on Monroe Street. More located throughout downtown.
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Located by the kid’s playground on the South side of the park.
Youth artists ages 8 – 18 offer handmade artwork and crafts for sale. West side of the Arts Center Plaza. SATURDAY ONLY.
On Monroe at 8th Street. Free shuttles run to Samaritan Square parking lot on 9th St. every 10 – 15 minutes when the art booths are open.
ART DISCOVERY ZONE
Shop the Native Plant sale organized by Benton Soil and Water Conservation District; located north of center Circle B with additional non-profit and sponsor booths
Shake your groove thang with Chervona at the festival after-party hosted by the historic Whiteside Theatre on the corner of 4th and Madison. Admission is free and the show starts at 7PM. More details on back page of program.
NATIVE PLANT SALE
Participate in a variety of family-oriented performances throughout the weekend, including puppets, a drum circle and even a magician! See page 12 for complete lineup.
MAIN STAGE
Hands-on art activities for the whole family, including the Kids Create collaborative community art project sponsored by Corvallis Parks & Rec.
AT THE FESTIVAL
ART DISCOVERY ZONE FAMILY STAGE
Live entertainment throughout both days of the festival. See page 13 for the complete line-up and make plans to join the FREE post-festival Saturday Night Dance party at Whiteside Theatre!
FLOWER BASKETS
SHUTTLE STOP
The Corvallis Flower Basket Program exclusively sells their impressive hanging baskets at the Fall Festival. Proceeds provide the seed money for next year’s baskets. Find them at the corner of 6th and Madison.
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY HOSTED BY WHITESIDE THEATRE
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Bekah Zeimetz 2 BEKAH ZEIMETZ ART Pepe Moscoso 50 BLIND INSECT Boglarka Pataki Barothi . 122 BOGI STUDIO Cada Johnson 66 CADA JOHNSON DESIGN Corvallis Art Guild 100 CORVALLIS ART GUILD Sue Dranchak 164 DRANCHAK STUDIO Hung Pham . 151 HUNGPHAMARTS Jennifer Deily . 170 JENNIFER JO DEILY FINE ART Joachim Mcmillan 172 JOACHIM MCMILLAN 18 Kristin Hager . 101 KRISTIN LEE HAGER ART Lessa Clayton . 91 LESSA CLAYTON ART Linda Domnick . 142 MUFFET DESIGNS POSTAGE STAMP ART Paul
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Dawne Olsen 21 AUTHENTIC Jennifer Montgomery . 74 COALITION TEA Neiswonger 155
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Carrie Tasman 15 TASMAN STUDIO
More artists, booth numbers and media types continued on the next pages...
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Sandy Tweed 33 SANDY TWEED
Paul Nzalamba . 19-20 NZALAMBA ARTWORKS
Sachiko Quinn 131 SACHIKO QUINN ART
Alan Higinbotham 158 ALAN POTTERYHIGINBOTHAM Mel Kunihiro 132 KUNIHIRO POTTERY HeissermanLinda . 138 LINDA HEISSERMAN Marcella Henkels 98 MARCELLA HENKELS WarrensNatalie . 42 Renee Slade 53 RASA CLAY WORKS Jon King 55-56 SPIRAL HOUSE ARTS Walt Bensman 23 THE WALTSTUDIOBENSMANDESIGNCERAMICWARRENSNATALIE LauraAlison ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME Bob Haley 76 APPLEGATE POTTERY Candice Westberg 6 CANDICE WESTBERG Diana Cuyler 73 CUYLERFARM Hilda Kidd-Barber 11 FISHBOWL POTTERY Adam Miller 120 FLEUR DE LIS POTTERY Hui-Yong Kim . 64 GALAXYCLAY James Diem . 111 HAWKEYE DESIGN Lobsang Gyatso . 86 KEY TO TIBET
ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME 21 98 Terrie Tardie 69 THECANWATERINGPOTTERY David Parry . 48 WHISTLE POST POTTERY Willamette Ceramics . 95 WILLAMETTE CERAMICS GUILD Milinn Spady . 84 MILINN SPADY ART GLASS Bill Allord . 18 SHININGSTAR MOSAICS Stephen Sever . 144 STEVE SEVER GLASS ART Alison Morse 37 ALISON MORSE Emma Bennett 82 APHRODITE’S TREASURES Ashley Heitzman 143 ASHLEY MAY JEWELRY Laura Nolan 173 BRANCH+BARREL Candy Wong 75 CANDY AMOR JEWELRY Dru Marchbanks 5 DESIGNS BY DRU LaRochelleVincent 126 DESIGNS LAROCHELLE 866
ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME ARTISTS, Dawn Hemstreet 108 HAWKMOONHUMMINGBIRDSTUDIO Jen Storey . 134 JEN STOREY Viki Ciesiul . 87 JEWELRY BY VIKI INC JoAnn Lupton . 22 JO LUPTON JEWELRY Jen Pesko . 58 JUST A LITTLE CHARM Lisa Hilquist . 123 LISA HILQUIST ARTIST Chaum Spehar . 24 NORTHWEST GOODS Aurin Panepento . 12 PANEPENTODESIGNSJEWELRY DudenhoeferRobert II . 43 ROBERT DUDENHOEFER II Suzanne Buttice . 32 MALLARD ROCK ‘N’ WIRE ART Donna Yutzy . 51 SOME GIRLS JEWELRY Susie Larsson . 137 SUSIE LARSSON DESIGN Cliff Scharf . 159 SCHARFFAMILYJEWELERS Elisa Saucy . 60 SAUCY JEWELRY Tree Hanko-Mcabe 148 TREE MYRIAH Ned Wiberg . 166 TUNDRAJEWELRYDESIGNS Marie Maestas . 157 THE TWISTED GEM Andrea Evarts . 27 MOUNTAINTAMARACKDESIGN TYLER Trina WOVEN Daniel
23 ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME 123 ARTIST 43 DUDENHOEFER II 137 DESIGN 166 Tyler Haas . 103 TYLER HAAS DESIGNS Roxy Schultz . 118 WILD BY DESIGN Trina Gratrix . 113 WOVEN CHAINS JEWELRY Plonneke Thoolen . 92 UPSWINGS JEWELRY Yuko Kumlin . 152 YUKO K DESIGNS See the map on pages 16-17 to find Booth Locations... Linda Avery . 17 AVERY STUDIO Damon Vracin 178 NOMAD LEATHER Judith Smith 14 EUGENEWORKSLEATHER Argon Vancouver 107 AVFOLDSWALLETSORIGAMI Sarita Morgan 110 SARITA STAR DESIGNS Daniel Hunter . 63 DANIEL’S WIRES Jennah Litecky Yost . 78-80 FIRESMITH COPPER Graham Schodda 141 STAINLESS STEELHEADS LEATHER GOODS METAL
ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME WebbKellie Sixberry 89 April Spehar . 25 APRIL SHOWERS SOAPS Marykate Pennington 146-147 ARTNWORDZ NORTHWEST Catherine McElroy 93 CATHERINEGALLERYMCELROY Celeste Wong 44 CELESTECOMPANYWATCH Chi Moore . 94Catherine Call . 16 ARTSPLOSION Maegan Reynolds . 124 EARTHY LITTLE SCENTS
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HANGLOOSE HAMMOCK Sys OTHER 24 Kierra Woekel 177 LOCAL WOEKEL Moonrise Flowers Olga Shulik 79 MYCANDLEMAJESTICLLC Linda
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ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME 146-147 NORTHWEST 3 Sys Johnston 85 SYS JOHNSTON Teal 104 TEAL ARTIST CO-OP See the map on pages 16-17 to find Booth Locations... Clare Carpenter . 30 TIGER FOOD PRESS Tony Wilson TORCHWOOD BY TONY TEXTILE Design Tim Giraudier . 150 BEAUTIFUL OREGON 25 OTHERCONT. Anita Urquidez . 1 THUNDERCREATIONSSTAR Anna Lawrence . 59 ANNA’S HAUTE TOPS Casey Newman . 116 CEDAR DELL DESIGNS Elizabeth Bookey 4 DAYDREAMING Jackie Miles 156 FLOWERS ARE PHOTOGRAPHYOUTSIDE Tim Hallam . 129-130 HALLAM PHOTOGRAPHY Phil McCrain 61-62 PHOTOGRAPHYMCCRAIN John Qu 54 QK PHOTO Scott Cordner 46-47 SCOTTPHOTOGRAPHYCORDNER PHOTOGRAPHY
Nicole Shields SmalleyBasi GribskovIrwin
. 145 BLUE DOOR WOODCRAFT Afon Blinov . 121 AFON BLINOV MargaretMarvinGavin ANDPUZZLESHANDPAINTED ErinStaceyMatt ORPHAN
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ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME TEXTILE Design Cont. WOOD Design 26 Enrique 162 & De Los Angeles 163 DE LOS ANGELES WEAVING Rhiannon Simmonds & Mary Shemeta 140 DODA DESIGNS Fiona McAuliffe 40 FIONA MCAULIFFE ART Michael Loeffler . 29 HATTERDASHERY Jean Lawrence . 136 INJEANIEOUS SILKS June Blout . 114 JUNE BLOUT DESIGNS Georgia Williams . 34 GEORGIA WILLIAMS
65 NICOLE SHIELDS Sue
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119 KALI BASI DESIGNS Kate Carder . 52 WRENN Dorothy Sweet . 99 SWEET NOGGINS Michelle Welch . 133 1 LITTLE BLACKBIRD Mark Jederlinich . 97 WOODWORKSCOASTRANGE David
ARTISTS, BOOTH NUMBERS, AND BUSINESS NAME UPCYCLING 27 WOOD Design Cont. 40 DESIGNSART 13397 Gavin Tougher . 68 PITH TO BARK Jake Szramek . 174 JAKE TOYS Ron and Ellie Purvis . 139 MT. HOOD CRAFT Paul Foshay 49 PAUL FOSHAY Marvin MargaretandJack . 10 HANDPAINTED WOOD PUZZLES BY MARVIN AND MARGARET Rob Ward 125 RAW WOODWORKS Nancy Stewart 102 SCHOLFIELD VALLEY WOOD PRODUCTS Gary Meier 38 WOOD ART BY GARY MEIER Matt Ruldolf . 117 WOODEN WOODTURNINGAPPLE Michelle Welch . 133 1 LITTLE BLACKBIRD Kay Pederson . 35 BROCANTE ScharschmidtSherry . 31 CATSDOGSWORDS.COM Sherry Hastings 41 HOLLIDAY Sarah MartinNorthcraft . 13 IRON PRINCESS STUDIOS Adrienne Priess 165 JAX Stacey Silber 81 DO-OVER DESIGNS Amy Hekker . 96 SAM + FINN Shel ReinwaldMae . 67 SHELMADE Julian-GrayVictoria . 9 THE BAG LADIES OF SEQUIM WA Erin Linton . 127-128 ORPHAN GIRL FINE ART
Cada Johnson | Cada Johnson Design
Inspired by nature, Cada Johnson makes slow tech, joy intensive 2D art using pencils, pen and ink and paint. She designs prayer flags, cloth patches, wall hangings, tapestries, and fine art archival prints.
BEST OF SHOW
BEST OF CERAMICS Linda Heisserman
Using acrylic, ink, and collage, Whitney Pintello creates whimsical bold abstract splashes of color. She is especially excited to be continuing her “Garden Riot” series that was so popular at the festival in 2021!
BEST OF GLASS
Milinn Spady’s glass designs are by created by cutting glass into intricate pieces, which are then fused into her vision by the hot kiln. Silver foil reactions highlight pieces with metallic accents.
RETURNING2021
Driven by a passion for high quality, whole leaf teas with amazing flavor, Inspired Leaf Teas sources only quality, fresh, natural ingredients for their unique hand-crafted blends.
Milinn Spady | Milinn Spady Art Glass
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Sys Johnston loves creating art that makes people smile! Wielding paint and clay, she develops the original character of natural rocks into unique, whimsical creatures.
BEST OF ARTISAN FOOD
PEOPLE’S CHOICE Sys Johnston
Cindi Neiswonger | Inspired Leaf Teas
ARTIST AWARD WINNERS
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BEST OF 2D Whitney Pintello
Linda Heisserman throws porcelain clay on a potter’s wheel. When the piece is leather hard, she hand-carves exquisite geometric and nature-inspired images and lines using razor blades and dental tools.
BEST OF TEXTILES
Linda Thorson | Linda Thorson Design
Phil McCrain | Phil McCrain Photography
OFBESTLEATHER
The quality of her materials as well as Linda Avery’s creative design and attention to detail are apparent in everything she produces. Cutting, stitching, “pinching” and embellishing, she crafts wearable art.
Linda Thorson creates highly detailed concrete castings from a variety of original mixed-media designs. Finished pieces feature integral color with layered patina and are trimmed and burnished by hand.
Sue Smalley | Sas’y
Michael Osburn | Wood Shed Production
BEST OF METAL
BEST OF PHOTOGRAPHY
The felted items Sue Smalley creates are made directly from the wool of the sheep of her family’s farm. She prefers the natural palette of colors they provide, although she also uses natural dyes in her work.
RETURNING ARTIST AWARD WINNERS
Linda Avery | Avery Studio
The shifting, holographic images that Graham Schodda draws on stainless steel are only microns deep, but permanent and smooth to touch. He has honed his unique method over 25 years as a metal artist.
Michael Osburn’s studio works are Native American and Asian inspired in visual form and use live edge woods and natural materials. This collection includes functional furni ture, wall art & sculptures.
BEST OF WOOD
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Graham Schodda | Stainless Steelheads
The goal of Phil McCrain’s photography is to create art that captures the essence of his avian subjects. McCrain uses archival materials, then prints and finishes the work himself to ensure utmost quality.
BEST OF OTHER
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In 1990 Cada started her own business selling hand-designed clothing and first exhibited at the Corvallis Fall Festival in 1999.
MEET THE POSTER ARTIST
Johnson, Corvallis Fall Festival’s “2021 Best in Show” winner has been selected to create art to represent the festival’s 2022 event. Cada, a Eugene 2D Mixed Media artist, works with pen, ink, pencil, acrylic paints, natural earth pigments, silkscreens, block prints, and fabric. Says Cada, “Textiles have always been there with me, so fabric is a crucial element to all my work.”
Cada grew up in a family of designers and knew at a young age she wanted to be an artist. Even as a child, she preferred drawing flowers and trees more than anything else. Moving to the PNW after college, nature continued to inspire her. “The beauty of the epic landscapes of the West has a huge impact on me. The earth, the forest, and the natural processes of the environment are always calling me to celebrate them with art.”
Cada shared her story about winning 2021’s honors “I was totally delighted to win Best of Show. Judging usually happens early in the morning of the first day before the official opening of the event, and I am never fully set up at that point. In fact, I recall thinking, “I’ll never win one of these awards they give out because I am never set up on time.”
When Donele [Corvallis Fall Festival’s Executive Director] came into my booth and started talking to me, I thought she was going to tell me that I’d parked in the wrong spot. I was flabbergasted, delighted, and honored with the award. There is a lot of beautiful artwork at the Corvallis Fall Festival - it gave me a huge boost of energy to feel appreciated in this way.”
Aflags,ornowisFabric property, forestlandmuse.onstudio, satisfyingSo Weldon,Interviewed toexploring www.adventurewednesdays.com.
Interviewed by Stacey Newman Weldon, who - when she isn’t exploring local artists, inspires people to create an adventure mindset over at www.adventurewednesdays.com.
A homesteader on six acres of property, including a 30’ yurt as her studio, Cada’s art is inspired by living on the land. “The forest is my biggest muse. I live on the border of private forestland and BLM beyond that. So living close to the land is deeply satisfying for me.”
Check out more of Cada’s artwork at https://www.cadajohnson.com/
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Fabric is the medium she is most comfortable with, and she now sells her designs hand painted or printed on fabric scrolls, prayer flags, tapestries, prints, and patches.
Rip out the ballot and submit your vote in the ballot box at the Gazebo by 1PM on Sunday.
YOU ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE!
The People’s Choice Award will be chosen by popular vote.
My favorite artist booth is Booth # _______.
Each Saturday of the Fall Festival, a committee evaluates and awards special recognition to 15 individual festival artists for their inspiration and the quality of the execution of their media category. Committee members meet to collectively decide on that year’s Best of Show winner and Best New Artist.
2022 PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD BALLOT
Visit the Gazebo by 1PM on Sunday to submit your ballot and have your vote counted. The winner of the People’s Choice Award will be automatically invited to participate in 2023 and receive a $100 cash award.
