49th Annual Winter Park Autumn Art Festival

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Welcome to the 49th annual Winter Park Autumn Art Festival!

The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce proudly hosts this unique art show, which is one of the oldest juried festivals featuring exclusively Florida artists.

“Local Artists, Local Music, Local Family Fun” is our theme and promise. We have selected more than 180 inspiring artists to exhibit their paintings, ceramics, drawings and graphics, fine crafts and jewelry. We also hope you’ll enjoy the live entertainment and children’s workshops.

A lot of work goes into coordinating a festival of this size and stature. I want to thank our volunteer committee and my dedicated staff for making it happen and bringing attention to our city, Central Park and historic Park Avenue.

I also extend a special thanks to our community sponsors who help support the festival, including our Presenting Sponsor Keller Williams Winter Park.

While you’re here, please stop for a bite or drink at our unique restaurants and bistros and check out our many shops. They’re an experience unto themselves.

Whether you’re here as an art patron or just out to stroll among the booths, we believe you’ll love what you see and have a great time.

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About the Festival Children’s Art Workshops Entertainment Schedule Judges and Poster Artist Patrons and Committee Members 2021 Autumn Art Festival Winners Upcoming Fall Events Gallery of Artists Map and Booth Directory Local Dining Directory Sponsors The Winter Park Autumn Art Festival Official Program was produced for the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce by

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Betsy Gardner Eckbert, IOM President and CEO Winter Park Chamber of Commerce

ABOUT THE WINTER PARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The mission of the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce is to convene people and ideas for the benefit of our businesses and community. Our passion is to create value for our members, support entrepreneurs, and extend a warm welcome to guests.

The goal of the Chamber, which will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2023, has always been to support economic success in our community, in part by uniting business owners, community leaders and residents.

We host more than 100 events and programs annually, including signature experiences such as the Autumn Art Festival as well as series programming such as Good Morning Winter Park and Winter Park Professional Women.

To create more inclusive experiences, we have developed Relaunch: Career Reentry for Professional Women for those who have taken a break from the workforce and want to resume their careers. To nurture a new generation, we host one of the state’s premier Youth Leader programs for high school students For more information on the Chamber and to see our calendar, please go to winterpark.org.

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ABOUT THE FESTIVAL LOCAL ARTISTS, LOCAL MUSIC, LOCAL FAMILY FUN

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hank you for joining us for the 49th Annual Autumn Art Festival. While you’re here, we hope you’ll enjoy the inspiring artwork, children’s workshops, live entertainment, food and drink. And be sure to check out the Beer Garden near the main stage.

The Autumn Art Festival is the region’s oldest juried festival featuring exclusively Florida artists. It’s always exciting to find out which artists have been selected as the best of the best.

Enhance your experience by purchasing VIP tickets, which gain you access to the VIP Lounge, a catered lunch, premium beverages and a front-row seat to entertainment. Tickets are available at the Lounge in front of the stage.

Keep up with the festival year-round at autumnartfestival.org and Facebook at facebook.com/autumnartfestival.

MERCHANDISE. Official Winter Park Autumn Art Festival posters and notecards are on sale during the festival at Park Avenue and Morse Boulevard. The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce on Lyman Avenue sells festival merchandise year-round.

PETS. Pets are not allowed in Central Park. For details on local ordinances, contact the city of Winter Park.

PARKING. Park Avenue will be closed to traffic from Lyman Avenue to Canton Avenue during the festival. Ample parking is available on surrounding streets, with handicap spaces available in municipal lots throughout downtown as well as in the Truist and Canton Avenue garages.

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CHILDREN’S ART WORKSHOPS SATURDAY: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | SUNDAY: 11 a.m.–4 p.m.

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realdé School of Art will lead creative workshops for children under a tent in South Central Park, near the Veteran’s Fountain.

The workshops will include: The Gnome: Every garden needs a bit of whimsy, and in a few simple steps, children can create their own gnome out of polymer clay to bring some magic home.

Self-Portrait Doll: With tinfoil and pipe cleaners, children will create a human-shaped small sculpture. They’ll use masking tape representing different skin colors to wrap around the sculpture and create a 3D selfportrait. In addition, a variety of materials such

as cloth, ribbon, wire, beads and yarn will be used to dress the dolls and make their hair. As a final touch, there’ll be markers and pens to draw smiles on the dolls’ faces.

Kapa Bark Cloth Painting: Made throughout the islands of the Pacific, “Kapa” is the Hawaiian name for bark cloth. In this project, children will use kraft and brown construction paper to paint images of sea animals, plants, leaves and an array of organic and geometric shapes. They’ll also learn to reproduce the look of ancient Kapa Bark Cloth by painting with a limited palette of browns, black and white — giving an earthy, natural feel to these works of art.

May 13 & 14, 2023 Application opens October 1.

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ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 | Guest Emcee: Kayonne Riley, WUCF Radio Host 9 – 9:50 a.m. .............Orlando Children’s Choir 10 – 10:50 a.m. ..........Winter Park High School Jazz Ensemble 11 a.m. – Noon ...........Luis Alfredo Garcia, Classical Guitarist 12:10 – 2 p.m. .............Mike Petrovich Trio 2:10 – 3:10 p.m. .........Jonny Mora, Acoustic Guitarist 3:30 – 5 p.m. .............Daphne Cooper with Jazz Tastings Band

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 | Guest Emcee: Tommy Bridges, Jazz Musician 9 – 9:50 a.m. .............Winter Park Music Academy 10 – 10:50 a.m............Jaquay Pearce, Violinist 11 a.m. – noon.............The Tommy Bridges Jazz Band with Katrina Mena Rick 12:15 – 2 p.m................Jeff Rupert and the UCF Flying Horse Big Band 2:15 – 3:15 p.m............Sean Holcomb Band 3:30 – 5 p.m................The Buzzcatz

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ENTERTAINMENT ACTS ORLANDO CHILDREN’S CHOIR

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he Orlando Children’s Choir, based in Longwood, is a performance-based organization comprised of talented, enthusiastic singers in grades K-12.

Under the direction of Julie Campese, for the past 14 years the choir has performed throughout Central Florida and in New York City. Singers in the Orlando Children’s Choir have performed at the Hard Rock Live, opened for Orlando Magic games and shared the stage with Tim Minchin and the cast of Matilda the Musical. They’ve also been onstage at Carnegie Hall and performed alongside Barry Manilow and David Osmond, just to name a few.

OCC educates and trains young musicians in the techniques of choral music, and their performers are committed to developing and sharing their talents with everyone — “inspiring kids one note at a time”.

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he Winter Park High School Jazz Ensemble, directed by Michael Clemente, associate director of bands, is a select group of musicians chosen through audition.

The instrumentation is based on the big bands of the 1930s and 1940s, and the repertoire includes a variety of jazz styles including bebop, swing, Latin and jazz-rock fusion. The ensemble gives students a way to learn and experience a truly American art form.

This ensemble provides the students with a means to experience a truly American art form and perform music in an idiom that would not normally be available in the school’s other musical performance groups.

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ENTERTAINMENT ACTS LUIS ALFREDO GARCIA

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uis “Lefty” Alfredo Garcia is a classical guitarist with formal training at the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico and the University of Central Florida. Garcia has also taken guitar lessons from world-renowned Spanish flamenco guitarist Juan Serrano.

He has been performing and entertaining in Central Florida for more than 20 years, and his high energy and love for the guitar is shown in his musical repertoire as he adds passion and improvisation into every song.

Garcia has developed a unique sound of LatinJazz and flamenco fusion that can simply be described as “smooth jazz on caffeine.” It’s not unusual to see people dancing during his performances.

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ichael Petrovich was 17 years old when he began playing guitar in his hometown of Detroit. Two years later, he moved to Orlando and enrolled in the University of Central Florida, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Classical Guitar Performance.

After graduating, Petrovich taught guitar at Seminole Community College, Rollins College and several other institutions. He has performed with various musical groups in most of the area’s major hotels and resorts. He has also performed in Hilton Head, Miami, Ecuador and Aruba.

Currently, Petrovich performs both solo and with his trio, which typically includes percussionists Steady Joseph, Oscar Guzman or Guy Hilsman. His repertoire is vast, but his true love is Latin or Spanish guitar.

Petrovich’s influences include such greats as Al DiMeola, Strunz & Farah, Paco de Lucía, Pat Metheny, John McLaughlin, Jesse Cook and Carlos Santana

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onny Mora began playing guitar at age 9, taking lessons from the Puerto Rican indie-rock pioneer Willie Roman. At home, Mora’s parents always played 1980s rock. That, combined with playing the first Guitar Hero video game, led Mora to develop a taste for American and British classic rock.

His repertoire includes rock standards from across the decades, ranging from the 1960s to the present day. As a singer/songwriter, Mora draws from genres such as classic rock as well as blues, grunge, and 1970s-style acoustic pop songs.

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ENTERTAINMENT ACTS DAPHNE COOPER WITH JAZZ TASTINGS BAND

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aphne Cooper’s musical journey began in Orlando at age 8 in the church children’s choir. As she continued her education, she became a member of the Jones High School choir, where she developed her musical tastes and interests.

Cooper served as an MP for the United States Army, where she shared her gift as a member of the Army Entertainment USA Express Top 40 Band, entertaining armed forces personnel, civilians and distinguished guests around the world.

She’s a multitalented vocalist who works with an array of bands and musicians. She has been bringing her sultry, witty and crowd-pleasing act to stages in Orlando and the surrounding area for more than 10 years.

Cooper has also opened for Grammy-Award winning artists such as Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk, Buckwheat Zydeco, Trombone Shorty and Robert Cray, to name a few.

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avie and Adele Basarich started Winter Park Music Academy in 2016.

With a 3-year-old and a baby on the way, they were both teaching music lessons while Tavie was writing and recording original music. Tavie also began to collaborate with some of his students who wanted to pursue careers as musicians.

That’s when everything changed. One of Tavie’s students got a record deal and toured with Shawn Mendes and Sabrina Carpenter; another got a publishing contract. And the talented teacher’s songs were being placed in television programs and commercials.

Their student wait list grew, and Winter Park Music Academy was born.

Shortly after that, so was the musical mom’s second baby. Today, WPMA is Winter Park’s largest music school and artist development program with more than 300 students.

WPMA offers private lessons and group classes in piano, voice, guitar, drums, ukulele, violin, viola, cello, saxophone, music production and more. If you write songs and want to take your music career to the next level, WPMA’s artist development program can get you there. All ages are welcome, so call or text 407-622-9588.

JAQUAY PEARCE

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aquay (juh-kway) Pearce was introduced to the violin at age 7, as a student in her elementary school’s strings program, and has continued training and performing since age 16.

As a solo artist, Pearce loves to perform classical crossover selections, branching into genres such as pop, rock and R&B. She has performed for several major events, including the Orlando Fringe and Jingle Eve, as well as for corporate conventions and fashion shows.

Pearce performs with several bands and singer-songwriters, including EmiSunshine & The Rain, Crystal Bowersox (runner-up on American Idol) and Porter & Sayles (contestants on The Voice).

She’s also a member of the string quartet Violectric, Fretless Rock and Strings ETC, and has opened for acts such as Josh Groban and Joan Jett.

In her spare time, Pearce enjoys attending performing arts events and has an immense love for all things Motown. She takes pride in being a lefthanded violinist.

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ENTERTAINMENT ACTS TOMMY BRIDGES

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ommy Bridges, a child prodigy in jazz music, started his career early. At age 13, he performed alongside actor George Segal and Conrad Janis of Mork and Mindy at the 1978 Sacramento Jazz festival.

At age 14, he recorded his first jazz album — which reached No. 7 on the Billboard Jazz LPs Chart in 1980. He also played the role of legendary jazz cornetist Bix Beiderbecke in the 1978 Playboy Jazz label film, Ain’t None of Them Play It Like Him Yet. He has performed for Robert De Niro, Richard Gere, Grace Jones and composer Jimmy Van Heusen, among others. In 1981, at age 16, he appeared at the Kool/Newport Jazz Festival. The Tommy Bridges Jazz Quartet performs at 40 regional and national events per year.

In 2018, Bridges began a collaboration with Miami native and Disney vocalist Katrina Mena Rick. Their music is a mix of classic jazz standards, big band, bossa nova and sambas along with music associated with the Rat Pack. They perform locally at VINIA on New England Avenue.

UCF’S FLYING HORSE BIG BAND: JEFF RUPERT, DIRECTOR

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he Flying Horse Big Band is one of the premier performing ensembles from the University of Central Florida Music Department. The band has appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland and the North Sea Jazz Festival in The Netherlands, and has made numerous domestic appearances for festivals and concerts.

The band has featured Eric Alexander, Harry Allen, Bob Berg, Randy Brecker, Nick Brignola, Lou Donaldson, Terry Gibbs, Rodney Holmes, Kevin Mahogany, Mulgrew Miller, James Moody, Michael Mossman, John Swana, Marvin Stamm and Steve Turre.

In 2005, the band premiered Sam Rivers’ work for double big band with the legendary multiinstrumentalist’s Rivbea Orchestra. (Rivers, who moved to Orlando in the early 1990s, died in 2012.)

The Flying Horse Big Band has placed six albums on the national jazz charts, including Jazz Town, The Blues is Alright, Into the Mystic, Big Man on Campus, The Bat Swings, and most recently, Florida Rays. The latter two albums rose to No. 1 on the Billboard Jazz Chart.

Former members of the band include musicians now performing on the Grammy telecast and various television shows in Los Angeles, New York and Nashville. Several others are now professors at universities around the country.

Visit flyinghorserecords.com to order the band’s recordings.

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ENTERTAINMENT ACTS SEAN HOLCOMB

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lorida native and Nashville recording artist Sean Holcomb brings soulful songwriting, heart-tingling vocals, footstomping guitar playing, irresistible personality and headturning stage presence together in one delightfully authentic country music package.

With songs like “American Dream,” “My Way or the Highway” “Let You Leave,” “Drinking for Two” and the barnburner “South of the South,” Holcomb is an artist and songwriter who stands out in today’s world of musical redundancy.

His rising popularity has come as no surprise to the Orlando native’s devoted Central Florida following. In 2021, Holcomb was once again named by readers of Orlando Weekly as No. 1 Best Country Act in Orlando. The top ranking marked the second time since 2019 that he won the No. 1 spot and his fourth consecutive year in the competition’s top three.

In a short time, Holcomb has shared the stage with such stars as John Anderson, Daryle Singletary, Rhett Akins, Lucero, Kenny Chesney, Mo Pitney, The Cadillac Three, LoCash, Thomas Rhett, Drake White and many others.

Often compared to Chris Stapleton, Jamey Johnson and Travis Tritt, Holcomb’s original songwriting and distinctive sound is best described as a blend of vintage country, country rock and Americana.

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inter Park’s own Ricky Sylvia has been entertaining Central Floridians for nearly 50 years — and he and his band The Buzzcatz have been local favorites since 1998.

Their annual performance at The Alfond Inn’s New Year’s Eve Gala is a Winter Park tradition — and one that continues in 2022. From Rat Pack classics and jazz standards to Motown’s 1970s and 1980s classics, the Buzzcatz’s repertoire spans more than six decades of cover songs and originals and features a 10-piece group with a full rhythm section, horns and percussion. Also featured is vocalist Carmen Harrell.

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JUDGES AND POSTER ARTIST WILLIAM SCHAAF

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William Schaaf is a Floridabased artist who has worked with equine themes for more than 55 years. He is a painter, sculptor, writer and educator.

He works in stone, wood and clay, which are sometimes translated into bronze editions.

Schaaf graduated from the University of Florida with a BFA and the University of Illinois with an MFA, both with a focus on painting and printmaking. He has worked as a professor, lecturer and workshop facilitator, and was an early advisor for the Art in Medicine Program at Shands Hospital in Gainesville, which has become a national model.

He has taught at dozens of universities and colleges in Florida and the Midwest and has presented workshops and classes at the Penland School of Crafts and the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. His work has been presented in more than 100 group shows and 30 one-person shows in Florida and nationally.

In addition, his work is included in many private and corporate collections and is on display at numerous museums across Florida.

Nofa Dixon has been a professional artist and an active member of the Jacksonville community for more than 40 years. She taught drawing, painting, ceramics and sculpture at William M. Raines High School for 12 years, developing one of the strongest secondary-school art programs in Duval County.

Dixon spent another 12 years serving as curator of education at the Jacksonville Art Museum (now the Museum of Contemporary Art). Between 2001 and 2019, she served as an associate professor in the Department of Art & Design at the University of North Florida, where she taught drawing, design I and II, painting and art in public places.

Together with her students, she facilitated the creation of 18 murals and mosaic images that embellish the UNF campus. Dixon recently retired from UNF as a professor emerita and is looking forward to leading a very creative life.

Her art has been exhibited throughout the United States and is included in numerous public, private and corporate collections.

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onica Bliss picked up a paintbrush for the first time in the fall of 2020 — and the art that emerged caught her by surprise. Today, Bliss uses her gift to infuse homes with joy by creating meaningful artwork that will last for generations.

Bliss believes that nature has a profound way of grounding us amid the chaos of everyday life and leans heavily on its inspiration. She describes herself as an impressionistic artist who uses acrylics to create emotive works from her home studio in Orlando.

Wind Song was inspired by the peacocks who parade majestically around Winter Park. After being commissioned to create a realistic peacock for a local client, she wanted to explore this beautiful bird in a more impressionistic style.

The first peacocks were brought to Winter Park in 1950 by Hugh McKean, a former president of Rollins College, and his wife, Jeannette Genius McKean, granddaughter of Charles Morse and founder of the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. A peacock has graced Winter Park’s seal since 2004.

Wind Song was created with a palette knife using acrylics on canvas, and the original measures 16-by-20 inches.

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2021 AUTUMN ART FESTIVAL WINNERS AWARD

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Best of Show Award

Dennis Angel ........................ Painting

Award of Excellence

Lori Jenkins .......................... Ceramics

Morse Museum Award

Matthew Cornell ................. Sculpture

Award of Distinction

Gustavo Castillo .................. Painting David Figueroa..................... Sculpture Jack Hill................................... Ceramics

Award of Merit

Dean Dimarzo....................... Painting Patricia Karnes..................... Jewelry William Kidd.......................... Ceramics Robbie Lee............................. Painting Rolly Ray Reel....................... Mixed Media Hernan Rodriguez............... Painting Jane Slivka............................. Painting Donald Sondag.................... Painting

Award of Honor

Todd Fox................................. Mixed Media Samantha Freeman............ Jewelry Susan Gott............................. Sculpture Sara Hoffland........................ Fiber Sandra Rodriguez............... Painting David Sandidge.................... Fine Crafts John Whipple....................... Painting

Judges Selection

Steven Cohen........................ Fine Crafts Don and Serena David...... Jewelry Dominice Gilbert.................. Sculpture Avido Khahaifa..................... Painting Witha Lacuesta.................... Painting Ynon Mabat............................ Digital Art Robert Nilsson...................... Jewelry

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UPCOMING FALL EVENTS NOVEMBER 3

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Join us for this business after-hours party at the Farmers’ Market from 5 to 7:30 p.m. to celebrate the Best of Winter Park. Winners will be announced during the event and voting continues until Oct. 21. If you’re interested in showcasing your business during the event, please contact Director of Events Katherine Giere at kgiere@winterpark.org.

This fun annual event officially kicks off the holiday season in Winter Park. Please join us as Park Avenue and Central Park are transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with a tree-lighting, carolers and a visit from Santa.

Festivities are from 5 to 9 p.m.

NOVEMBER 17

Ye Olde Hometown Christmas Parade

Best of Winter Park

Sip, Shop & Stroll Visit your favorite Park Avenue-area shops and restaurants while enjoying wine and hors d’oeuvres along the way. Discover new merchants and check out the latest fashions, holiday gift ideas and seasonal menus. The event is from 5 to 8 p.m.

Winter on the Avenue

DECEMBER 3

A holiday tradition for the young and the young at heart, the parade along Park Avenue includes more than 80 units, among them marching bands, members of the local police and fire departments, members of scouting groups, numerous dignitaries and, of course, Santa. Leadership Winter Park begins its Pancake Breakfast in Central Park at 7 a.m. followed by the parade at 9 a.m.

For more information and to register for events, visit winterpark.org.

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY CERAMICS Angela Amore Orlando aramoreart.com 55

William Kidd St Petersburg williamkiddceramics.net 160

Douglas Bringle Winter Park douglasbringle.com 64

Jana Kiwala Tallahassee Instagram.com/sundancepottery 23

Maryann Charmoz Dunedin theplayfulpotter.com 142

James Lassak North Port simplystoneware.com 13

Bill Colby New Smyrna Beach Facebook.com/colbyclayworks 103

C.C Lee Longwood madmonkart.com 94

Navenka Gabrielson St Augustine ceramicsbynavenka.com 113

Karen Mason Jacksonville karenmasonpottery.com 90

Gabriel Isaac DeLand Instagram.com/potterybygabriel 16

Andres Montenegro Daytona Beach montenegroceramics.com 105

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY CERAMICS continued Charles Nalle Melbourne Beach cbnalle@earthlink.net 82

Andrew Mosedale St Augustine andrewmosedale.com 62

Michael Nelson New Smyrna Beach 60

Thomas Wrenn Sanford tomwrenn.com 88

DRAWINGS AND GRAPHICS Xiubo Pearce Groveland wgp8@hotmail.com 39

Nick Alexiades Mascotte alesarte.com 171

Jane Soltys Sanford 138

Dennis Angel Edgewood dennisangel.com 87

Valerie Walchek Ocoee littlewolfceramics.com 96

Edson Campos Winter Park edsoncampos.com 3

Ynon Mabat Longwood mabat-art.com 8

Tasanee Durrett Altamonte Springs visories.com 112

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Deborah Hildinger New Smyrna Beach dhildingerart.com 15

Vicki Jones Belle Isle vickimjones.com 126

Janice McElroy-Gillespie New Smyrna Beach janicemcelroynsb@gmail.com 132

Collin Margerum Winter Springs collinmargerum.com 70

Maureen Reilly Stuart poshfelt.com 86

Lawrence Packard Winter Haven packardnauticalart.com 43

Zhiyong Ye Leesburg zhiyongye56@yahoo.com 125

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Claire Barber Cortez claireystainedglass.com 37

Robert Brandau New Port Richey 6

Vicki Damon Gainesville vickidamon.com 174

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY FINE CRAFTS continued Maggie Campbell Plant City maggievalleycollective.com 129

Jeannie Littleton Jacksonville 9

Timothy Carter Ormond Beach timcarterwoodturning.com 78

John Mascoll Safety Harbor floridacraftart.org 177

Steven Cohen Margate stevenscreativewoodart.com 97

Peter Mignone Atlantic Beach arbornovo.com 164

Dennis DeBon St Petersburg energywebs.com 139

Cissy Roybal-Heaton Apopka artistsregistry.com/profile/cissyroybal-heaton 122

Mike Duflo Vero Beach mrblues@verizon.net 110

David Sandidge Clermont sandidgeartglass.com 25

Josephina Espinosa Port Charlotte glasssisters.com 57

John Williams Tampa urbanwoodcreations.com 85

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WINTER PARK AUTUMN ART FESTIVAL ARTIST BOOTH Alexiades, Nick............................. 171 Amore, Angela..............................55 Andrews, Steve...........................144 Angel, Dennis.................................87 Apriletti, Linda...............................45 Bach, Stephen...............................76 Bahringer, Charles.......................... 7 Baker, Margaret.............................24 Baldauf, Stephen......................... 121 Barbeau, Alexis........................... 165 Barber, Claire................................. 37 Barrios, Orestes........................... 20 Barter, Stacy.................................. 44 Berger, Pauletta.......................... 182 Bliss, Monica....................................41 Bodeker, Terry............................. 120 Borges, Ademir........................... 130 Brandau, Robert............................. 6 Brass, Drew................................... 136 Bringle, Douglas.......................... 64 Brodeur, Kathleen.......................... 4 Buccina, Scot............................... 178 Campbell, Maggie...................... 129 Campos, Edson............................... 3 Carney, Kate.................................108 Carney, Steve................................. 27 Carter, Timothy.............................78 Casey, Brandon........................... 146 Castillo, Gustavo......................... 167 Cereghino-Groves, Magali.........35 Chandler, Christine......................58

ARTIST............................. BOOTH Chapman, Cam..............................59 Charmoz, Maryann..................... 142 Chavez, Rosa................................ 158 Chipser, Andrea......................... 133 Cohen, Steven................................97 Colby, Bill....................................... 103 Connolly, Karin..............................67 Cooley, Vicki....................................12 Cruz, Hugo......................................47 Curvin, Joyce...............................106 Damon, Vicki.................................174 David, Don & Serena.................140 DeBon, Dennis............................. 139 DiMarzo, Dean.............................. 181 Dobbs, Loura............................... 156 Dorman, Kuel................................ 117 Doss, Patricia...............................104 Doumet, Sana................................95 Duflo, Mike..................................... 110 Durkee, Janas.............................. 145 Durrett, Tasanee.......................... 112 Erden, Sandra............................... 30 Espinosa, Josephina.................... 57 Evans, Sally.................................... 46 Eydelia, Alina............................... 154 Feldman, Michael......................... 10 Figlinski, Martin.............................29 Figueroa, David.............................33 Fox, Todd K.....................................91 Freeman, Samantha.................. 150 Fritz, Kati......................................... 75

ARTIST............................. BOOTH Gabrielson, Navenka.................. 113 Gaedtke, Debra........................... 176 Galbo, John.................................. 179 Gilbert, Dominice.........................66 Gol , Deniz.....................................109 Green, Kristy Lee..........................42 Greenhill, Emma............................98 Griffin, Leigh.....................................11 Hall, Phillip..................................... 161 Han, Lubei....................................... 22 Handel, Kana................................. 114 Hering, Amanda........................... 115 Herrera, H.J......................................19 Hildinger, Deborah........................15 Hill, Jack......................................... 163 Hince, Tom anad Kathi..............173 Hinds, Adair................................... 119 Hoffman, Katherine.....................26 Holt, Robin......................................48 Horn, Dale and Gail......................93 Howard, Karen..............................127 Hunter, David.................................53 Isaac, Gabriel..................................16 James, David................................. 131 Jenkins, Lori...................................79 Johnson, Nels.................................. 2 Jones, Monika.................................61 Jones, Vicki................................... 126 Keane, Bonnie............................... 151 Khahaifa, Avido............................. 72 Kidd, William................................160

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ARTIST BOOTH LIST ARTIST............................. BOOTH Kiwala, Jana....................................23 Krysinsky, Tony............................ 102 Kunz, Linda................................... 134 Lacuesta, Witha............................69 Lagos, Carmen................................. 1 LaMontagne, Paul...................... 185 Lassak, James.................................13 Lee, C.C........................................... 94 Lee, Robbie................................... 135 Leemis, Nathan.............................54 Lennard Gmelin, Amy..................71 Lewis, Renee..................................68 Lifrage, Heidi..................................34 Littleton, Jeannie............................ 9 Lochead, Louis...............................18 Mabat, Ynon..................................... 8 Mallik, Sanjib................................ 186 Manos, Lisa................................... 170 Manrique, Belisario......................86 Margerum, Collin..........................70 Martin, Bernard J........................180 Mascoll, John................................177 Maso, Maurizio...............................49 Mason, Karen................................ 90 Matasick, Sandra...........................65 Maurer, John................................. 152 McElroy-Gillespie, Janice......... 132 Medina, Ruben.............................. 50 Michaeli, Anat.................................81 Mignone, Peter............................ 164 Miller, Peggy................................. 169

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ARTIST............................. BOOTH Montenegro, Andres................. 105 Mosedale, Andrew.......................62 Nagy, Heather...............................172 Nalle, Charles.................................82 Nelson, Michael............................ 60 Ng, Sip-Tshun................................ 116 Nilsson, Robert.............................175 Ochs, Jody......................................63 Ogden, David.................................89 Oliver, Susan................................... 111 Packard, Lawrence......................43 Pearce, Molly................................. 141 Pearce, Xiubo.................................39 Perry, Eugene............................... 101 Phillips, Alfred................................83 Pishgahi, Reza...............................36 Pourciau, Adam........................... 80 Ramar, Antwan...............................14 Reed, James.................................... 17 Reel, Rolly Ray............................ 162 Reilly, Maureen...............................21 Reyes-Jones, Maria......................32 Reyna, Nancy............................... 148 Ripple, Jeff.................................... 166 Rodriguez, Sandra.......................92 Rodriguez, Hernan.......................... 1 Ross, Robert................................. 184 Roybal-Heaton, Cissy.................122 Ruiz, Esmerelda.......................... 159 Ruiz, Leon......................................157 Russell, Shannon.......................... 118

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY FINE CRAFTS continued Leslie Young Daytona Beach rustlingpalmsstudio.com 74

Patricia Doss Lake Wales 104

Charles Bahringer Clearwater charlespbahringer.com 7

Sana Doumet Clearwater sanadoumet.com 95

Alexis Barbeau Boca Raton alexisbarbeaudesigns.com 165

Sandra Erden Miami sandraerdenjewelry.com 30

Terry Bodeker Port Charlotte tcbodeker@aol.com 120

Samantha Freeman Ocala samanthafreemandesign.com 150

Christine Chandler Tampa etsy.com/shop/christinechandler 58

Deniz Gol Naples 109

Don & Serena David Palm Coast dondaviddesigns.com 140

Leigh Griffin New Smyrna Beach leighgriffinjewelry.com 11

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY JEWELRY continued Phillip Hall New Smyrna Beach 161

Robert Nilsson Sebastian allure-gallery.com/nilsson-jewelry 175

Amanda Hering Davie amandahering.com 115

Jody Ochs Daytona Beach Shores jodyochsdesign.com 63

Robin Holt Tallahassee moondogartglass.com 48

Shannon Russell Atlantic Beach shannonrusselljewelry.com 118

Karen Howard Waldo cozycovestudio.com 127

Barbara Umbel Indian Harbour Beach barbaraumbel.com 40

MIXED MEDIA 2D & 3D Sandra Matasick Gainesville matasick.com 65

Stephen Baldauf Orlando Stephenbaldauf.com 121

Peggy Miller Melbourne Beach pegsjewels.com 169

Orestes Barrios Miami obmaranon1963@gmail.com 20

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY MIXED MEDIA 2D & 3D continued Ademir Borges Cape Coral 130

Jack Hill DeLand jackhillsculpture.com 163

Drew Brass Apopka drewbrassphotography.com 136

Bonnie Keane New Port Richey fluidzbykeane.com 151

Magali Cereghino-Groves 0rlando magaligroves.com 35

Tony Krysinsky Pensacola tonykrysinsky.net 102

Joyce Curvin Palm Harbor joycecurvinart.com 106

Linda Kunz Orlando lindakunz.com 134

Alina Eydelia Naples alinaeydel.com 154

Louis Lochead Orlando hlouislocheadart.com 18

Todd K Fox Orlando toddkfox.com 91

Sanjib Mallik Temple Terrace infinitefinearts.com 186

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY MIXED MEDIA 2D & 3D continued Lynn Whipple Winter Park lynnwhipple.com 51

Belisario Manrique Naples belisnoe@yahoo.com 29

PAINTING Sip-Tshun Ng Pompano Beach tshunart.com 116

Steve Andrews Tallahassee steveandrewsart.com 144

Molly Pearce Longwood mollypearceart.com 141

Linda Apriletti Miami Springs lindaapriletti.com 45

Reza Pishgahi Bloomington pishgahi.com 36

Stephen Bach Orlando stephenbach.com 76

Rolly Ray Reel Maitland rollyrayreel@yahoo.com 162

Margaret Baker Winter Springs margaretbaker.art 24

Paul Shampine Newtown paulshampine.com 73

Stacy Barter Winter Garden stacybarter.com 44

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PAINTING continued Monica Bliss Orlando monicablissart.com 41

Andrea Chipser Destin andreachipser.com 133

Kathleen Brodeur Winter Park kathleenbrodeurfineart.com 4

Vicki Cooley Sarasota baileycooley.com 12

Steve Carney Orlando stevecarneyfineart.com 27

Dean DiMarzo Naples dimarzos@aol.com 181

Kate Carney Orlando katecarneyfineart.com 108

Kuei Dorman Orlando kueisart.com 117

Gustavo Castillo Port Saint Lucie wwwcastillolagosstudiocom-gustavo. blogspot.com 167

Janas Durkee Orlando janasdurkeearts.com 145

Rosa Chavez Naples rosachavezartwork.com 158

Sally Evans Altamonte Springs sallyevans.com 46

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PAINTING continued Martin Figlinski Apollo Beach figlinski.com 21

Kana Handel Gainesville kanasarts.com 114

Kati Fritz Naples wishingtreeartistry.com 75

Adair Hinds Jacksonville adairhinds.com 119

Deborah Gaedtke Tallahassee facebook.com/debbiegaedtkefineart 176

Katherine Hoffman Altamonte Springs katsminiartandmore.etsy.com 26

Kristy Lee Green Orlando kristyleeartist.com 42

Lori Jenkins Melbourne loripittenjenkins.com 79

Emma Greenhill Fleming Island emmagreenhillart.com 98

Monika Jones Hollywood monjones.com 61

Lubei Han Melbourne beach 22

Avido Khahaifa Lake Mary avidokhahaifa.com 72

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PAINTING continued Witha Lacuesta Viera lacuesta-art.com 69

Lisa Manos Jacksonville Beach lisamanosart.com 170

Carmen Lagos Port Saint Lucie castillolagosstudio.com 168

Bernard J Martin Winter Park bernardmartinart.com 180

Robbie Lee Orlando robbielee-illustrator.com 135

Maurizio Maso Winter Park mauriziomaso.com 49

Nathan Leemis Altamonte Springs Instagram.com/Nathan_Leemis_art 54

John Maurer St Petersburg johnmaurer-art.com 152

Renee Lewis Winter Park reneeschwadronlewis.com 68

Anat Michaeli Windermere anatmstudio.com 81

Heidi Lifrage Winter Park heidilifrage.com 34

Heather Nagy Orlando heather-nagy.pixels.com 172

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PAINTING continued Alfred Phillips Gainesville alfredphillips.com 83

Sandra Rodriguez Homestead sandra-emmanuel.com 92

Antwan Ramar Orlando antwanramar.com 14

Robert Ross Winter Park robertrossart.com 184

Maria Reyes-Jones St Augustine mariareyesjones.com 32

Leon Ruiz Naples leonfruiz.com 157

Nancy Reyna Miami nancyreyna.com 148

Esmeralda Ruiz Naples ezzyruiz.com 159

Jeff Ripple Tallahassee jeffrippleart.com 166

Kelly Rysavy Tallahassee kellyrysavy.com 99

Hernan Rodriguez Homestead hernanart.com 1

Edward Sanderson Clermont originalsbysanderson.com 149

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PAINTING continued Evan Schwarze Vero Beach evanschwarze.com 143

Li Wang Palm Coast liwangart.com 100

Jane Slivka Mount Dora janeslivkagallery.com 77

David Wang Orlando davidwangart.blogspot.com 123

Donald Sondag Maitland donsondag@icloud.com 124

John Whipple Winter Park whippleart.wordpress.com 52

Iris Struller Satellite Beach irisbeate.com 137

Curtis Whitwam Tampa curtiswhitwam.org 147

Haijin Sun Leesburg sunhaijin.com 128

LuAnn Widergren Holmes Beach luannwidergren.com 56

Claudia Thomas Winter Park claudiathomasart.com 183

Michael Williams Miami Beach michaelwilliamsartist.com 31

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PAINTING continued Bryan Yung Palm Coast bryanyung.com 107

Michael Feldman Windermere michaelfeldmanphotos.com 10

Yu Zhou Winter Garden zhouyufinearts.com 155

John Galbo Saginaw impressionistic.com 179

Brandon Casey New Smyrna Beach badllamamedia.com 146

H.J. Herrera Alachua jherreraphotography.com 19

Cam Chapman Weston camchapman.com 59

Tom and Kathi Hince Dunnellon tomkatImages.weebly.com 173

Karin Connolly Orlando kcphotography.com 67

Dale and Gail Horn Estero destinyphotographicart.com 93

Hugo Cruz Gainesville hugocruz.com 47

David James Clermont yellowleafphotography.com 131

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY PHOTOGRAPHY continued Nels Johnson New Smyrna Beach nelsjohnsonphotographer.com 2

Joanne Sofia Jensen Beach jasphotogroup.com 153

David Ogden Melbourne picturesforjesus.com 89

Jeff Thamert Titusville thamertphotography.com 28

Susan Oliver Cape Coral susanoliverphotography.com 111

Elzbieta Weron DeLand eweron.com 38

Adam Pourciau Deltona imagesbyadam.com 80

Rick Zimmer Port Orange rickzimmerphotography.com 84

SCULPTURE James Reed Seffner jamesreed.zenfolio.com 17

Scot Buccina Hobe Sound scotbuccina.com 178

Charles Sentz Altamonte Springs sentzphoto.com 5

Loura Dobbs Windermere studio23Sculpture.com 156

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GALLERY OF ARTISTS BY CATEGORY SCULPTURE continued

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Paul LaMontagne Cocoa paullamontagne.com 185

Amy Lennard Gmelin New Port Richey mysterystonesculpture.com 71

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