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WHAT’S INSIDE

39 2019 Winners

4 Board Members

40 Clay 40 Digital Art 41 Drawing and Pastels 42 Emerging Artists 42 Fiber 43 Glass 43 Jewelry 45 Leather 45 Metal 46 Mixed Media - 2D 47 Mixed Media - 3D 48 Painting 50 Photography 51 Printmaking 52 Sculpture 53 Watercolor

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5 Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation 6 Co-Presidents’ Welcome 10 Festival at a Glance 12 Map 16 2021 Exhibitors 18 Judges 20 Poster Artist 22 Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit 23 Best of Show Collection 24 Mayor’s Letter 25 Local Color 27 Entertainment 28 Virtual Festival 31 The Foundation 34 Children’s Workshop 36 Morse Museum 38 Emerging Artists

40 Gallery of Exhibiting Artists

56 Patrons 59 Thank You

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BOARD MEMBERS 2021 Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Board

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Treasurer: Pat Bruno Treasurer Elect: Winston Taitt Recording Secretary: Jennifer Clark

Co-President: Laura Fogleman Co-President: Amelia Storer Co-President Elect: Terry Forrester Co-President Elect: Wayne Osley

Co-Corresponding Secretary: Nancy J. Calhoun Co-Corresponding Secretary Drew Brooks Past Co-Presidents: Greg Witherspoon Wayne Osley

BOARD MEMBERS Monte Livermore Ruben Madrid Camille Marchese Alice Moulton Sandra Sandberg Jean Sprimont Pam Stewart Amy Thrasher Carol Wisler

Monica Gfrorer Debbie Greear Barbara Gugel Savannah Hawkins Holly Henson Michael Hlavek Howard Ker Barbara Langley Rebecca Lee Sally Leslie

Corey Alexander Richard Awsumb Ralph Barbato Tom Bruno Melanie Carrigan Barbara Chandler Hal Downing Janice Elsheimer Liz Eunice

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Joyce Evans Jan Farnsworth Margaret Fountain Conny Glicken Linda Guthrie Debbie Hauert Mercer Herman Shari Hodgson John King Linda King Bob Klettner

Sandy Lenzen Talley Mendinhall Brian Millard Carole Moreland Jeanne Odom Lois Payne Beth Raffo Morna Robbins Tom Sacha Steve Schoene Nancy Stephenson

Cynthia Sucher Churchill Thompson Danny Thompson Katie Gill Warner Marta Westall Chip Weston Suzanne Woodward Doni Young Sally Zarnowiec Julie Zimmerman

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C E LE BRATING A LOVE FOR HUMANI TY, EDYTH BUSH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION is proud to sponsor the annual Art of Philanthropy Award at the 62nd Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. This purchase award is presented to the artist whose work best exemplifies the spirit of philanthropy.

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CO-PRESIDENTS’ WELCOME

A Year of Many T

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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is a spring tradition for many, but for us, it’s a family affair. As the daughter of a longtime board member, the festival has been a part of my family for as long as I can remember.

Growing up, I remember taking a hammer and riding my bike to Park Avenue with my mom to help set up screens in the Schools Exhibit ahead of the festival. At the time, neither of us would’ve imagined that over 20 years later we would become co-presidents of the festival’s board of directors.

The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival has a long history of bringing talented artists and art lovers together in beautiful Central Park. Since our start in 1960, a dedicated, all-volunteer board has worked year-round to deliver what has become one of the nation’s most prestigious outdoor art festivals.

After 61 years, we thought we’d seen it all. However, 2020 was full of unprecedented events — including the first-ever cancellation of the festival. It was a difficult decision, but our board felt we needed to prioritize the health and safety of all artists and attendees. That said, we’re thrilled to be back in the park and welcome you to the 62nd Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival!

2020 may have been the first time the festival was canceled, but 2021 is poised to be a year of many “firsts” as well. In March, we held our first-ever Virtual Festival, which featured 110 artists, 87 K-12 schools and 12 museums and learning centers. Now, we invite you to be a part of another “first” for the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival — our first (and likely only) May Festival.

Finally, we’d like to thank the City of Winter Park — including 6 62ND WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL

By Amelia Storer

the Parks & Recreation, Police, and Fire-Rescue Departments — whose staffs have gone above and beyond to help us create a safe, enjoyable and memorable experience for artists and attendees alike.

Thank you to all of our volunteers, sponsors and patrons whose continued support and participation are key to the success of this event. And a special thank you to the Winter Park community for its ongoing patience, enthusiasm and encouragement.

As you make your way around the park, we invite you to take a moment to speak with the artists, learn about their process and inspiration, and perhaps purchase a piece of their artwork. Please enjoy your time here and we hope that you will join us again next year!

Amelia Storer and Laura Fogleman, Co-Presidents The 62nd Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival

Co-presidents (left to right) Laura Fogleman and Amelia Storer.

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ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

The Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival is one of the nation’s oldest, largest and most prestigious outdoor art festivals. The festival debuted in March 1960 as a community project to bring local artists and art lovers together. It’s produced by an all-volunteer board and draws up to 350,000 visitors each year. More than 1,100 artists from around the world applied for this year’s event. An independent panel of three judges selected the artists exhibiting their works. The festival consistently ranks among the top juried fine-art festivals in the country. National accolades include the No. 3 ranking in Art Fair Source Book’s “Fine Art Events,” the No. 6 ranking in Art Fair Calendar’s “2019 Best Art Fairs,” the No. 1 ranking in Art Fair Calendar’s “Best Southern Art Fairs” and the No. 6 ranking in Sunshine Artist Magazine’s “Top 100.” For the first time since it began in 1960, the festival was canceled in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic was spreading across the nation. A year later, the 2021 festival — originally scheduled for March 19, 20 and 21 — was postponed until May 14, 15 and 16, allowing more time for the public to become vaccinated and creating a safer environment for the outdoor event.

CATEGORIES

The festival features a wide variety of fine arts and crafts in the following categories: clay, digital art, drawings and pastels, fiber, glass, graphics and printmaking, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media-2D, mixed media-3D, painting, photography, sculpture, watercolor, and wood as well as an Emerging Artists category.

AWARDS

Artists compete for 63 awards totaling $74,500. The Best of Show purchase award was increased in 2019 to $12,000.

The festival donates the winning work to the City of Winter Park, and all are on permanent display at the Winter Park Public Library. A $5,000 “Art of Philanthropy” Purchase Award is sponsored by the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, while a $2,500 “Distinguished Work of Art” Award is presented through the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. There are 10 Awards of Excellence of $2,000 each, 20 Awards of Distinction of $1,000 each and 30 Awards of Merit of $500 each.

MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT

Traditionally the festival features a popular Friday night concert and music throughout the festival’s three-day run at the stage in north Central Park. This year, the Friday night concert — a usually crowded sit-down event — has been can-

celed due to COVID-19 guidelines about social distancing.

There’ll be some light entertainment throughout the weekend at various locations throughout the park.

MERCHANDISE

Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival T-shirts and other memorabilia are available at three merchandise sales tents.

The tents are located at the south entrance (Park and New England avenues), at the center intersection (Morse Boulevard and Park Avenue) and at the north entrance (Park and Garfield avenues). Posters will be sold at the three merchandise tents, while a vintage poster merchandise tent will be located across the mulch path next to the festival headquarters at Park Avenue and Morse Boulevard. Vintage T-shirts will be on sale on Morse Boulevard near the beer garden. This year’s vibrant and whimsical poster is a mixed-media collage called Flamingos and Friends Exploring Winter Park by popular local artist Victor Bokas. After the festival is over, you can still purchase this year’s poster — and past posters — by visiting the festival’s website at wpsaf.org.

CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP

Due to COVID-19, and to provide room for social distancing for the artists’ booths, there’ll be no easel painting at the 2021 festival. The Children’s Workshop was moved to the Virtual Festival, which was held March 15 through 31.

Twelve museums and learning centers participated with online art demonstrations and project kits that could be picked up at the Central Park stage on Saturday, March 15. These demonstrations will still be available online during the live festival and can be accessed through wpsaf.org.

LEON THEODORE SCHOOLS EXHIBIT

The live Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit was also canceled for the 2021 festival. It, too, was moved to the Virtual Festival in March. The amazing artwork of students from 87 Orange County public and private schools was on display, and works by middle schoolers and high schoolers were judged for awards. The winners list and the student entries can still be viewed by visiting the Virtual Festival, accessible through wpsaf.org. The site was created on the Eventeny platform.

COMPLIMENTARY BIKE CORRAL

Ride your bike to the festival and park it at the free Bike Corral provided by the Winter Park Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Board. The corral is located off Morse Boulevard across the street from the Amtrak Station parking lot.

No animals are allowed (except certified service animals) in Central Park or on Park Avenue between New England and Canton Avenues during festival hours, per a City of Winter Park Ordinance.

Visitors are asked to follow current COVID-19 CDC guidelines. Please wear a mask, keep your distance from others, avoid standing in crowded areas and wash your hands frequently. Hand-washing stations and sanitizer will be available throughout the park.

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2021 EXHIBITORS FIBER

123 Billie Barthelemy 256 Annie Bisone 115 Bozenna Bogucki, Lukasz Bogucki 142 Leah Dziewit 187 Deborah Falls 231 Selma Karaca 157 Traci Paden 238 Herion Park 48 Bounkhong Signavong

CLAY

140 Jack Charney 234 Paveen “Beer” Chunhaswasdikul 2 Patrick Dragon 11 John Herbon 156 Mina Heuslein 28 Paul Jeselskis 36 William Kidd 124 Jeff Pender 107 Cheryl Mackey Smith 114 Reiko Uchytil

DIGITAL ART

144 Lea Alboher 130 Eric Clay 117 McKenzie Fisk 226 R.C. Fulwiler 23 Geoffrey Harris 16 Kate Harrold 46 Dewey James 147 Alex Lanier

DRAWING AND PASTELS

181 Robin Frisella 127 Robin Lauersdorf 42 Clare Malloy 148 Collin Margerum 219 Lawrence Packard 223 R. Michael Wommack

EMERGING ARTISTS

212 Stephanie DeGuglimo 214 S.E. Gilchrist 216 Natalia Hubbard

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LEATHER

109 Steve Edgar 210 Randall Herold 240 James Perry, Rombye Perry 215 Gayle Roche 228 Horace Thomas, Shawn Thomas

GLASS

160 Dennis DeBon 155 Michael Hayes 51 Ronnie Hughes 154 Amber Marshall 101 Steve Palmer 250 Marlene Rose 39 David Russell 34 Richard Ryan 179 Douglas Sigwarth, Renee Sigwarth 4 Mark Sudduth

JEWELRY

217 Barbara Bayne 249 Theresa Carson 159 Ann Marie Cianciolo 119 Don David, Serena David 50 Susan Elnora 128 Kate Rothra Fleming 241 Pam Fox 112 Samantha Freeman 221 Hilary Hachey 19 Christiane Hampel 6 Brenna Klassen-Glanzer 258 Serena Kojimoto 230 Claudia Melchiorre 261 J. Nielsen 108 Victoria Varga, Daniel Brouder 163 Shelli Wood

METAL

10 Luke Proctor 17 Carroll Swayze 150 Robert Taylor 146 David Vigo 251 Robin Washburn

MIXED MEDIA - 2D

49 William Armstrong 105 Sally Austin 246 Amanda Bennett 220 Mary Bielenstein 9 Gaston Carrio 121 Daphne Covington 184 Michel Delgado 44 Ummarid Eitharong 162 Benjamin Frey 14 Keith Grace 125 Debo Groover 208 Jenny Henley 149 Sam Jones IV 152 Michael Madzo 133 Cindy Olmes 222 Amanda Outcalt 129 Ronnie Phillips 41 Suzy Scarborough 169 James Whipple 167 Lynn Whipple

2021 EXHIBITORS MIXED MEDIA - 3D

158 David Burton 118 Kina Crow 18 Chris Cumbie 237 Bruce Furlin 8 Jack Hill 126 Amy Lansburg 254 Kipley Meyer 37 Mark Reynolds, Carol Reynolds 145 Tim Rogers, Barbara Rogers

PAINTING

106 R. L. Alexander 253 Stephen Bach 134 Kate Carney 122 Amy Carstensen 1 Matthew Cornell 24 Rey D’Alfonso 175 Dean DiMarzo 45 Ummarid Eitharong 165 Janina Ellis 103 Charles Gatewood 20 Jonah Green 168 Bruce Holwerda 255 Jessica Ladd 32 Rick Loudermilk 171 Michelle Mardis 30 Bernard J. Martin 38 Jeff Ripple 139 Sandra Rodriguez, Emmanuel Diaz 180 Christine Schub 186 Ken Tutjamnong 166 John Whipple 111 Yu Zhou, Yan Ma

PHOTOGRAPHY

116 Melyssa Bearse 143 Kathleen Brodeur 5 Michael Bryant 247 Micheal Paul Cole 26 Karin Connolly 137 Richard Hilgendorff 29 Cali Hobgood 120 Nels Johnson 40 Christos Palios 102 John Scanlan 22 Andrew Sovjani 174 Heidi Thamert 151 Greg Turco

PRINTMAKING

WATERCOLOR 245 Elizabeth Becker 242 Haosi Chen 132 Kuei Dorman 138 Z.L. Feng 235 Virginia Fergus 173 Robert Flowers 227 Jim Holehouse 12 Aletha Jones 182 M. Kemper 211 Robbie Lee 31 Bernard Martin 233 Michael Williams 229 Russell Yerkes 161 Bryan Yung

WOOD

7 James Barnes 47 Mark Gardner 21 Matthew Hatala 27 Ray Jones 218 John Mascoll 225 James Pearce 13 Steve Uren 170 Leslie Young, Mike Browne

183 Betsy Best 141 John Costin 33 Helen Gotlib 3 Ronna Katz 185 Gillian Kemper 43 Scott Olson 262 Leslie Peebles 35 Stephen Sebastian 15 Marina Terauds

SCULPTURE

213 Andrew Carson 252 David Figueroa 164 Charles Hazelaar 232 Julie Latayan 236 Amy Lennard Gmelin 248 Vadim Malkin 113 Trent Manning 25 Benjamin Peterson 172 Charles Strain 110 Thomas Wargin 166 John Whipple 131 Kimberly Willcox, Kevin Nordhausen

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JUDGES Top-Notch Judges Bring International Expertise

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udges for the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival, who come from across the country, are selected annually for their in-depth knowledge and experience in multiple art media. Last October, they reviewed digital images from all festival applicants to select the exhibiting artists. Other artists were placed on wait lists. During the festival, the three-judge panel will review each booth to determine which artists will be eligible for awards. After a booth is selected, the artist will select one piece that best represents his or her entire body of work. Winners are determined by the judges on Saturday.

JOHN W. KINKADE

Loveland, Colorado Kinkade, founder and executive director of the National Sculptors’ Guild at Columbine Gallery and principal/co-owner of JK Designs, has worked with more than 200 artists and countless municipalities on 500-plus major public sculpture placements across the U.S. since 1992.

“With each placement, our family grows as art truly connects,” says Kinkade. “The people I have been fortunate to work with — artists, clients, commissioners and so forth — become close friends. I am doing what I love, and hope 18 62ND WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL

it shows in the designs and placements we create.”

He has also consulted on numerous master plans for public and private outdoor sculpture gardens, including those in Little Rock, Arkansas; Southlake, Texas; Louisville, Colorado; Skagway, Alaska; and Cerritos, California.

He was named one of the nation’s 40 Most Prominent People in the Arts by Southwest Art Magazine in 2011.

In addition to traveling for installations and working with the gallery and the guild, Kinkade enjoys chairing the Annual Rotary Art Scholarship and Governor’s Art Show, among other ventures through the Rotary Club of Thompson Valley, Colorado.

Interestingly, Kinkade was a practicing attorney for 20 years — from 1971 to 1991 — specializing in, among other areas, construction, probate and estate planning.

BRENT KEE YOUNG

Cleveland, Ohio Young, a glass artist and professor emeritus at the Cleveland Institute of Art, has been recognized by scores of museums, galleries, colleges and universities throughout the U.S. and Asia.

In 2006, for example, the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery acquired its second piece by Young for its permanent collection. Amphora … Save, from Young’s Matrix Series, is a construction of intricate and technically complex works created by flameworking borosilicate glass rods into layers of glass webs.

In 2010, Young’s work was selected for New Glass Review 31, the annual survey of contemporary glass sponsored by the Corning Museum of Glass. In 2011, he was selected as a Creative Workforce Fellow, a program supported by the Cuyahoga County Community Partnership for Arts and Culture.

In 2012, his work was published in 50 Years of Studio Glass — a selection of 50 top glass artists worldwide. In 2018, numerous works in Young’s Matrix Series were acquired by the Imagine Museum of St. Petersburg (Florida).

In 1990, Young was selected as head of glass at Aichi University of Education in Kariya, Japan, where he was responsible for establishing the studio, designing and implementing the curriculum, and teaching the first glass program at a national university in Japan. n

PHOTO BY JAFE PARSONS (JOHN W. KINKADE)

CHRIS DAHLQUIST

Kansas City, Missouri Dahlquist learned to use a camera and darkroom around the same time she was learning to ride a bicycle and write in cursive. Originally from Fort Worth, Texas, she wrote her first artist statement as a child, in phonetic Texan, claiming for herself a life of travel and “tacking pitchers.” She has wielded a camera ever since.

After spending her early career in commercial photography and film, Dahlquist revisited her childhood proclamation. Since 1998, she has shown her mixed media photography nationwide — from Miami to Seattle and just about everywhere else in between.

Dahlquist has combined her wanderlust and her love of historic photographic processes with contemporary technology to create artwork that has won many awards and is found in hundreds of private and public collections.

In addition to pursuing photography, Dahlquist is a facilitator for Artist Inc., a professional development program for artists. She travels nationally, speaking and conducting workshops on art-related business topics.

In 2015, Dahlquist worked with the City of Kansas City and the Kansas City Economic Development Corporation to develop a microloan program for artists.

She has received several prestigious grants and is cofounder and former owner of Locust Factory LLC, a collaborative studio and gallery. She is represented by Sager Braudis Gallery in Columbia, Missouri.

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POSTER ARTIST Vibrant Colors, Tropical Icons and

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ictor Bokas grew up against a backdrop of palm trees, beautiful beaches and sunbathers in the Florida Panhandle. Those influences surface in his paintings through vibrant colors, tropical icons and a good measure of whimsy.

In 1987, life’s highway brought Bokas to Central Florida, where sun, fun and exuberant energy infused his work.

In many of his pieces, Bokas pays homage to his Greek heritage. A self-described “collector of kitsch,” his studio is filled with vintage flea market finds. His collection is a source of inspiration, and items from it are often incorporated into his works.

In Bokas’ paintings, grids, squares and other graphic design elements lend structure and direction. No doubt his long career as a graphic designer brings a sense of order to his hyper-imaginative settings.

Victor Bokas

ARTIST’S STATEMENT:

FLAMINGOS AND FRIENDS EXPLORING WINTER PARK The artist’s accomplishments are many, including the design of a 15-by-85-foot mosaic floor (pictured above), dubbed Florida Vacation, for Orlando International Airport’s “A” Terminal. The work was installed by Italian masters of natural stone and glazed enamel. Most recently, he designed a wall installation for Orlando International Airport’s “C” Terminal.

Bokas’ paintings are included in corporate and museum collections throughout the South. In addition, they have been displayed in numerous solo exhibitions. His career path includes nine years as senior art director for Sea World and 20 years as senior art director for Tupperware. Check out his website at victorbokas.com. n 20 62ND WINTER PARK SIDEWALK ART FESTIVAL

“This year’s poster is a mixed-media digital collage made up of over 25 images. I wanted the poster to be fun, colorful and whimsical. It’s also a companion poster to last year’s poster. The two work great together. The poster brings together Winter Park and art festival elements such as the canals, the Memorial Fountain and Rose Garden in Central Park, and of course, peacocks. The focus is a colorful flamingo holding an ornate gold frame with a surreal image of the peacock lady on top of a column singing, holding an artist’s palette with the fountain in the background.

Have fun exploring all elements.”

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LEON THEODORE SCHOOLS EXHIBIT Youngsters Spotlighted in 2021 Virtual Festival

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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival has proudly showcased the artists and art programs of Orange County public and private schools since the first festival in 1960. In 2021, the exhibit was held virtually March 15-31 to make more space at the in-person festival for social distancing and to spread out artists’ booths during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The schools exhibit is named in memory of Leon Theodore, an inspirational teacher, artist and former member and president of the art festival board.

The judges for the schools exhibit were Kevin Abbott, a fine artist who specializes in midcentury New York School-inspired paintings and sculpture, and Belinda Glennon, a ceramics instructor and Young Artist Program manager at the Crealdé School of Art. A special thank you goes to the sponsors who support this exhibit, including the Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation, Art Systems of Florida, The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Orange County Public Schools and the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Foundation. n

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High School Best of Show 2D (below left) was awarded to Corinne Adams from Lake Nona High School and High School Best of Show 3D (below right) was awarded to Paige Leber from Windermere Prep. A full list of winners can be seen on our website at wpsaf.org.

BEST OF SHOW COLLEC TION Visit a Dazzling Display of Past Festival Winners

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n 1969, an annual tradition was started when the Best of

Show work of art was purchased by the festival committee for $250. The winning work was presented to the City of Winter Park as an expression of appreciation for its support and the many services provided related to the event.

The purchase award amount has steadily increased over the years, and last year the purchase price increased from $10,000 to $12,000.

In 1977, the city designated the Winter Park Public Library as the repository for this amazing collection, making it available for the public to enjoy.

You can take a self-guided tour with the help of a brochure, which is available at the library’s research desk. It pinpoints the Discover the Best of Show artwork on all three floors of the location in the library of each Best of Show work. library. Take a self-guided tour with the help of a brochure You can also take a virtual tour by visiting the library’s website, available at the research desk located on the first floor. wppl.org. From the home page’s top menu, select the “Research” tab, then click on “Winter Park History,” then “Digital Collections,” then “Events” followed by Sidewalk Art Festival.

Easier still, type this link in your browser: http://archive.wppl.org/wphistory/bestofshow.

Time is running out to see the entire Best of Show Collection all in one place. When the new Winter Park Library & Events Center opens later this year, only select pieces from the collection will be on display at the venue, while other pieces will be displayed throughout the city. n

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May 2021 Dear Friends, Welcome to the the 62 nd Winter Park Sidewalk Ar t Festival! Although the COVID-19 pandemic pro hibited us from holding the 2020 festival, and year’s festival was delay this ed slightly so the even t would be safer, we are to be together once ag happy ain.

Each year, The City of Winter Park proudly ho sts this nationally accla event, featuring nationa imed l and international juried ar tists. As the City of Cu & Heritage, Winter Park lture has a long tradition of embracing the ar ts in community, and we are ou r honored to suppor t on e of the most prestigio festivals in the country us ar t .

I hope that you will fin d the opportunity to vis it our many shops, res museums and cultural taurants, amenities. Our abunda nt heritage, strong sens community, vast park sy e of stem, diverse econom ic base, and beautiful of lakes provide a high ch ain quality of life to reside nts, businesses and gu alike. We are eager to ests show you why we love to call Winter Park home .

On behalf of the City Co mmission and our dedic ated city staff, I hope the time you spend at the festival and enjoying ou r cit y is a pleasant, fun-filled experience. We are ha ppy you have chosen to spend time with us an eager to welcome you d are to the 62nd Winter Pa rk Sidewalk Ar t Festiva l.

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LOC AL COLOR Preserving Winter Park’s Unique History

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The Winter Park History Museum’s next exhibit will guide visitors through the early years of Rollins College.

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he 2020 and 2021 festival posters embrace historic and iconic images of Winter Park — and so does the Winter Park History Museum, whose mission is to collect, preserve, promote and research the history of the city and the surrounding areas.

Part of the Winter Park Historical Association, the museum is located at 200 West New England Avenue in the north end of the historic Farmers’ Market building.

The museum’s next exhibition, Rollins: Florida’s First College, The Early Years — 1885-1935, opens June 17 and will guide visitors through the college’s first decades — a period of incredible struggles and triumphs for what is today one of the nation’s top private liberal arts colleges.

The exhibition will provide visitors with an interactive experience of college life during this 50-year span. It will include re-creations, including a 1930s dormitory room, a classroom configured for President Hamilton Holt’s innovative “conference plan,” and a student union displaying college sports, fads, trends and fashions.

There will also be a children’s playroom designed as a turn-ofthe-century classroom with period wooden desks, books and toys.

Admission is free. Visit wphistory.org or call 407-647-2330 for more information. n

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ENTERTAINMENT Friday Night Concert Eyes 2022 Comeback

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raditionally the Friday night concert at the festival is a highly anticipated springtime event in Central Florida, attracting enthusiastic attendees from around the state and beyond.

Locals show up at daybreak on Friday morning to claim a space, spread out their blankets and set up their lawn chairs in front of the stage in north Central Park. More than just a concert, the event feels like a neighborhood party with elaborate spreads of food and drink.

However, due to COVID-19 and concerns about social distancing, the 62nd festival will skip the Friday night concert and offer scaled-back performances on the stage throughout Attendees always staked the three-day event.

The concert, which generally focused on jazz artists, gained statewide notice in the 1980s out their places early for and 1990s when such greats as Herbie Mann, Dave Brubeck, Al Hirt, Ramsey Lewis, The the festival’s Friday night concerts.

Rippingtons and Grover Washington, Jr. were among the headliners.

During that time, WLOQ, the local jazz station, partnered with the festival to bring these big-name artists to Winter Park. WLOQ went off the air in 2012, and funding for the concerts decreased without their industry connections and advertising support.

But the excitement continued. The festival took over the booking of talent and sponsorships with the help of board member Wayne Osley of Oz Media, who continued to secure outstanding, crowd-pleasing headliners. Besides the main concert, the entire weekend was filled with popular local groups and talented young entertainers along with appearances by some of Central Florida’s finest orchestras and ensemble groups.

Well, there’s always next year. We look forward to you joining us again in 2022 when the tradition of great Friday night concerts and a weekend full of wonderful music and entertainment returns. n

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VIRTUAL FESTIVAL

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Moving Online: Challenging and Rewarding

hroughout its history, the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival has been held in March. But in 2021, the live event was postponed until May due to COVID-19 and CDC guidance regarding large gatherings.

But that doesn’t mean there was no festival in March — it simply moved online with its first ever Virtual Festival.

Even during May’s outdoor event, some of the festival’s traditional elements have been moved online to allow more room in Central Park for spacing artists’ booths and for attendees to observe social distancing.

After reviewing online platform options, the all-volunteer festival committee chose Eventeny, a company increasingly being used by other festivals to create an online experience while in-person events were being curtailed.

It was a challenge for the committee, the artists, the schools and the museums to learn and use this new technology, but it was rewarding to be able to bring the essence of the festival to the community in March.

The Virtual Festival included a Marketplace for artists, who displayed their art for sale and could include videos showing their studios and processes as well as conduct

live chats with customers. A virtual scavenger hunt was held to encourage viewers to look through all the artists’ entries, with prizes that included festival posters and works donated by the artists.

Twelve area museums and learning centers participated in the Children’s Workshop, which featured online, step-by-step project demonstrations. Corresponding take-home craft kits were available for pickup in Central Park on March 20.

The online Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit featured the best student artwork from 89 Orange County public and private schools. The works were judged for awards by two local artists, Kevin Abbott and Belinda Glennon. One benefit of the virtual exhibit was the ability to share the works on display with long-distance relatives and friends.

A virtual poster unveiling, hosted by co-presidents Laura Fogleman and Amelia Storer along with the poster artist Victor Bokas, kicked off the Virtual Festival on March 15 and remained open until March 31.

Curious to see what an online art festival looks like? For access to the Virtual Festival during the live event, visit the website at wpsaf.org. n

The Virtual Festival — powered by the platform Eventeny — included a Marketplace for artists, who displayed their art for sale. Student artists were able to share their work with longdistance relatives and friends.

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THE FOUNDATION A Mission of Art Appreciation and Education

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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Foundation is focused on supporting community appreciation of the arts, providing programs that encourage creativity in children and funding college scholarships.

The foundation supports the Children’s Workshop, the Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit, the Emerging Artists Program, the Image Review Workshop, and Performing Arts at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival. It also funds the Jean Alice Oliphant Scholarship at Rollins College and the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Scholarship at the University of Central Florida.

Begun in 2008, the foundation — which is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt entity — has a continuing mission to enhance art appreciation, art education and community spirit.

Due to the COVID-19 virus, the children’s activities were reimagined as a Virtual Festival in This year, the foundation 2021, held March 15-31. This opened additional space in Central Park so the festival could produced an art festival-themed space out artists’ booths at May’s live event, while still providing a platform to display the juried coloring book. student artwork and hands-on art projects directed virtually by the participating museums and learning centers.

As part of the children’s activities, craft kits were given out in Central Park on March 20.

Also shared with youngsters was a Winter Park-themed coloring book produced by the foundation that features familiar scenes from around the city.

The foundation received funding in 2020 from the Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation, the Pocket Program, the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival and individual donations.

If you’d like to donate or find out more, please contact the foundation at P.O. Box 597, Winter Park, Florida, 32790. You may also send an email to wpsaf@wpsaf.org or call 407-644-7207. n

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CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP This Year, Creative Fun for Kids Goes Virtual

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long history of encouraging children’s creativity at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival was altered in scope for 2021. But the festival continued to reach out to Central Florida children in a new way — virtually.

Due to concerns related to COVID-19 and to allow more space for social distancing, the festival eliminated the Children’s Workshop and in-person easel painting this year. But the tradition of creativity continued.

Twelve local museums and learning centers participated in the Virtual Festival, which was held March 15 through March 31 and featured hands-on projects for kids. Each participant was provided how-to instructions that were available on-line and packaged project kits that were distributed at the stage in Central Park on March 20.

It was a tremendous success, as thousands of kits were distributed. A special thanks to the Joe and Sarah Galloway Foundation for supporting the Children’s Workshop.

And thanks to the museums that participated in this virtual format. n

2021 PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS Art & History Museums — Maitland 407-539-2181 artandhistory.org Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College 407-646-2526 rollins.edu/cfam Crealdé School of Art 407-671-1886 crealde.org Esteamed Learning Inc. 321-430-7655 esteamedlearninginc.com Hannibal Square Heritage Center 407-539-2680 hannibalsquareheritagecenter.org Mennello Museum of American Folk Art 407-246-4278 mennellomuseum.com Orange County Regional History Center 407-836-8500 thehistorycenter.org Orlando Math Circle 407-588-6846 orlandomathcircle.org Orlando Museum of Art 407-896-4231 omart.org

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The Children’s Workshop, held in March, featured online activities and art displays (above). Young participants gathered in person only once, at the Central Park stage, to receive packaged project kits (below).

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MORSE MUSEUM Transition from Spring to Summer at the Morse

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he Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art is home to the world’s most comprehensive collection of works by American artist and designer Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933). These works include the chapel interior he designed for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago as well as surviving art and architectural elements from Laurelton Hall, his grand Long Island estate.

Two new spring shows are now on view. The exhibit Watercolors from Louis Comfort Tiffany’s “Little Arcadia” features watercolor studies by Alice C. Gouvy (1863-1924) and Lillian A. Palmié (1873-1944), Tiffany designers who were selected to work in an idyllic workshop, often somewhat enviously referred to as “little Arcadia.”

The vignette Chinese Blue and White Porcelain exhibits precious and still avidly collected 18th- and 19th-century Chinese porcelain drawn from a recent donation to the Morse Museum by the Abberger family of the collection of lifelong Orlando residents Dr. Benjamin L. Abberger Jr. and Nancy Hardy Abberger.

The museum is located at 445 North Park Avenue. Throughout May, hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Regular admission is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, $1 for students and free for children younger than age 12.

For more this summer, the museum invites everyone to enjoy its free online offerings, which will be uploaded on Wednesday, July 7. Two summer programs for families — designed for children in kindergarten through fifth grade and their parents or guardians — focus on interior design and decoration during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Each program may be found on the museum’s “Create and Explore” page at morsemuseum.org/create-explore.

For those who would like to continue to visit the museum virtually, the Morse offers many opportunities, including online activities, videos, and an audio tour.

The Morse Museum is owned and operated by the Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation and receives additional support from the Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation. It receives no public funds. n At the Morse, you’ll see a collection of Tiffany glass masterpieces. Tiffany’s breathtaking daffodil window (left) is part of the museum’s collection. Among the current exhibitions (below) is Watercolors from Louis Comfort Tiffany’s “Little Arcadia.”

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EMERGING ARTISTS Let’s Meet This Year’s Festival Up-and-Comers

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he Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival’s Emerging Artist Program was founded in 1977 to encourage new artists to participate in the world of outdoor festivals at no cost to selectees. Emerging Artists, who are selected through the same juried process as the festival’s other participants, will have the opportunity to make sales and receive feedback from art patrons and judges. While Emerging Artists are not eligible for prizes, the exposure and the experience are invaluable. This year, three artists were selected to participate:

STEPHANIE DEGUGLIMO

Stephanie DeGuglimo

West Palm Beach DeGuglimo works with papier-mâché sculpture, a technique she has pursued for more than 50 years. Over time, she has developed and experimented with many different techniques to discover innovative ways to make papiermâché a fine craft. Most of her work has been commissioned by decorators and featured in decorator showrooms, antique shops and department store windows in Manhattan. She says that papier-mâché is a true shape shifter; from tree to paper, then paper to pulp, then pulp back to form. It’s not only strong, durable and recycled — it’s also a refined craft with endless possibilities to reinvent itself. sadeguglimo@yahoo.com • Booth Number 212

S.E. GILCHRIST

Livingston, Texas Several years ago, Gilchrist traded traditional life for a nomadic one. After selling her home and most of her belongings, she moved into a motor home and began traveling throughout North America. This desire for a minimalist life was likely born from her love of hard-edge and geometric abstraction. Artists such as Piet Mondrian, Ilya Bolotowsky, Felrath Hines, Carmen Herrera and Frederick Hammersley influenced her. Gilchrist’s creations mirror her lifestyle: Both are about simplicity and reduction. Lines and the shapes begin her work, while the interaction of colors completes it. Gilchrist, who learned the art of stitching during the first decade of her life, found it easier to apply her colors with paint or ink than thread.

Still, she always returned to stitching. The meditative quality of patience required in completing these works inspires her to continue exploring this medium.

S.E. Gilchrist

segilchrist@outlook.com • Booth Number 214

NATALIA HUBBARD

Miami, Florida Natalia Hubbard was born in California and raised in both Miami and Long Beach. She studied at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in illustration. After relocating to Miami and working as a graphic designer, the paintbrush fell by the wayside.

However, on a fishing trip in the Everglades with her husband, she felt tugged between catching bass and painting the habitat. Shortly thereafter, she picked up the paintbrush again. “I love focusing on the everyday, accentuating its vibrancy by picking out its color, texture and pattern,” Hubbard says. As for the Everglades, her goal is to let people bring its timeless beauty into the home.

Natalia Hubbard

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2019 AWARDS Editor’s Note: The 2019 winners are being shown because the 2020 festival was canceled due to COVID-19, and the winners’ names were never published in the official program.

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Printmaking Sea Ranch Flowers II Helen Gotlib Dexter, Michigan

10 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE ($2,000)

EDYTH BUSH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ART OF PHILANTHROPY AWARD ($5,000 PURCHASE AWARD)

Ummarid Eitharong, Orlando, Florida, Painting John Herbon, Saint Ignace, Michigan, Clay Richard Judd, Belleville, Wisconsin, Wood Ronna Katz, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Printmaking Claudia Melchiorre, Cape Canaveral, Florida, Jewelry Woody Patterson, Birmingham, Alabama, Mixed Media - 2D Cameron Ritcher, Richmond, Virginia, Mixed Media - 2D Suzy Scarborough, Columbia, South Carolina, Mixed Media - 2D Robinson Scott, Anoka, Minnesota, Glass Ken Tutjamnong, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Painting

20 AWARDS OF DISTINCTION ($1,000)

Kathrine Allen-Coleman, Jackson, Georgia, Printmaking Gaston Carrio, Houston, Texas, Mixed Media - 2D Matthew Cornell, Orlando, Florida, Painting Mark Gardner, Saluda, North Carolina, Wood Stacia Hollmann, DeLand, Florida, Mixed Media - 2D Aletha Jones, Madison, Wisconsin, Watercolor Brenna Klassen-Glanzer, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Jewelry Birgit Kupke-Peyla, Salinas, California, Jewelry Rick Loudermilk, Austin, Texas, Mixed Media - 2D Amanda Outcalt, Norfolk, Virginia, Printmaking Shirl and Jim Parmentier, Mars Hill, North Carolina, Clay Dennis Peterson, St. Marys, Ohio, Wood Luke Proctor, Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin, Metal Melissa Schmidt, St Louis, Missouri, Jewelry Bounkhong Signavong, Secaucus, New Jersey, Fiber Cheryl Mackey Smith, Fairview, North Carolina, Clay Andrew Sovjani, Conway, Massechusetts, Photography Mark Sudduth, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Glass Thomas Wargin, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, Sculpture James Whipple, Winter Park, Florida, Mixed Media - 2D

MORSE MUSEUM AWARD FOR A DISTINGUISHED WORK OF ART ($2,500) Printmaking Aquatic Dress Marina Terauds North Branch, Michigan

Sculpture Joyous Detour Amy Lennard Gmelin New Port Richey, Florida

30 AWARDS OF MERIT ($500)

Jennifer Ardolino, Homosassa, Florida, Watercolor Bert Beirne, Flowery Branch, Georgia, Painting Barry Bernstein, Marquette, Michigan, Clay Elizabeth Borowsky, Andrews, South Carolina, Clay Michael Bryant, Atlanta, Georgia, Photography Lisa Burge, Taos, New Mexico, Painting Roxane Chardon, Hollis, New Hampshire, Drawings and Pastels Sarah Collier, Wilmington, North Carolina, Mixed Media - 2D John Costin, Tampa, Florida, Printmaking Rey D’Alfonso, Greenville, South Carolina, Painting Leslie Emery, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Mixed Media - 2D Robert Farrell, Venice, Florida, Metal Brendan Fuller, Redmond, Washington, Clay Michael Hayes, Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Glass Charles Hazelaar, Cape Canaveral, Florida, Sculpture Aaron Hequembourg, Monticello, Georgia, Mixed Media - 2D William Kidd, Lakeland, Florida, Clay Robin Kittleson, Geneva, Illinois, Glass Heather Laurie, Denver, Colorado, Fiber Phillip Michaels, Miami, Florida, Painting Mike Nemnich, Indialantic, Florida, Printmaking J. Nielsen, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Jewelry Kyle Osvog, Jackson, Georgia, Clay Sean Parrish, Dunedin, Florida, Painting Corey Pemberton, Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Mixed Media - 2D Dahlia Popovits, Boston, Massechusetts, Fiber Steve Rogers, Ormond Beach, Florida, Watercolor Kristin Schillaci, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Photography Radim Schreiber, Fairfield, Iowa, Photography A.B. Word and B. L. Bryant, Kirby, Wyoming, Mixed Media - 2D

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GALLERY CLAY Jack Charney Santa Fe, New Mexico jjcharney@gmail.com jackcharney.com 140

William Kidd St. Petersburg, Florida claydr47@aol.com williamkiddceramics.net 36

Paveen “Beer” Chunhaswasdikul Gadsden, Alabama beerspottery@gmail.com beers-pottery.com 234

Jeff Pender Mooresville, North Carolina jeff.pender@gmail.com 124

Patrick Dragon Lakeland, Florida patrick@dragonclaystudio.com 2

Cheryl Mackey Smith Fairview, North Carolina cmackeysmith@me.com cmackeysmith.com 107

John Herbon Saint Ignace, Michigan johnherbonpottery@hotmail.com johnherbonpottery.com 11

Reiko Uchytil Grimes, Iowa helloimreiko@gmail.com helloimreiko.com 114

Mina Heuslein Port Orange, Florida mina-pottery@bellsouth.net potterybymina.com 156

Paul Jeselskis Michigan City, Indiana email@pauljeselskis.com 28

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DIGITAL ART

Lea Alboher Sonoma, California leaalboher@gmail.com lalboher@gmail.com 144

Eric Clay Orlando, Florida info@ericclay.com ericclay.com 130

GALLERY DIGITAL ART continued McKenzie Fisk Beverly Hills, California mckenziefiskart@gmail.com instagram.com/mckenzie_fisk_art 117

DRAWING AND PASTELS

Robin Frisella Candia, New Hampshire robin@robinfrisella.com robinfrisella.com 181

R.C. Fulwiler Lakeland, Florida rcfulwiler@gmail.com knot-not.com 226

Robin Lauersdorf Monona, Wisconsin artist@robinlauersdorf.com robinlauersdorf.com 127

Geoffrey Harris Lexington, South Carolina geoffrey.harris.63@gmail.com geoffreyaaronharris.com 23

Clare Malloy Chicago, Illinois clare.e.malloy@gmail.com claremalloy.com 42

Kate Harrold Nashville, Tennessee kate@kateharrold.com kateharrold.com 16

Collin Margerum Winter Springs, Florida cmmargerum@gmail.com collinmargerum.com 148

Dewey James Ironton, Minnesota deweyjamesstudio@gmail.com deweyjamesstudio.com 46

Lawrence Packard Winter Haven, Florida l_packar@bellsouth.net packardnauticalart.com 219

Alex Lanier Miramar, Florida alexlanierart@gmail.com alexlanierart.com 147

R. Michael Wommack Langhorne, Pennsylvania wommackstudios@comcast.net rmichaelwommack.com 223

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GALLERY EMERGING ARTISTS

FIBER

Stephanie DeGuglimo West Palm Beach, Florida sadeguglimo@yahoo.com 212

Leah Dziewit Maple City, Michigan leahdziewit@earthlink.net 142

S.E. Gilchrist Livingston, Texas segilchrist@outlook.com 214

Deborah Falls Belfast, Maine dvfalls@mac.com deborahfalls.com 187

Natalia Hubbard Miami, Florida gonzamonza88@gmail.com 216

Selma Karaca Beacon, New York karaca.selma@gmail.com selmakaraca.com 231

Billie Barthelemy Pinewood, Minnesota bisonhq@paulbunyan.net birdofparadisedesigns.com 123

Traci Paden Ooltewah, Tennessee traci2288@gmail.com silkbytraci.com 157

Annie Bisone Milwaukee, Wisconsin hellolalo@gmail.com laloworkshop.com 256

Herion Park Osprey, Florida herion@herion.us herion.us 238

Bozenna Bogucki, Lukasz Bogucki Los Angeles, California bosart@bosart.net bosart.net 115

Bounkhong Signavong Secaucus, New Jersey tongbounkhong@gmail.com laodesignonline.com 48

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GALLERY GLASS

Dennis DeBon St. Petersburg, Florida energywebsstudio@aol.com energywebs.com 160

David Russell Camden, South Carolina david@russellartglass.com russellartglass.com 39

Michael Hayes Spruce Pine, North Carolina michaelroberthayes@gmail.com 155

Richard Ryan Bourbonnais, Illinois vitreousmatter@yahoo.com vmglassart.com 34

Ronnie Hughes Laurel Springs, North Carolina hughesglass@skybest.com hughesglass.net 51

Douglas Sigwarth, Renee Sigwarth River Falls, Wisconsin sigwarthglass@gmail.com sigwarthglass.com 179

Amber Marshall Spruce Pine, North Carolina ambermarshallglass@gmail.com ambermarshallglass.com 154

Mark Sudduth Cleveland Heights, Ohio sudduthglass@gmail.com sudduthglass.com 4

Steve Palmer Minnetonka, Minnesota starglassworks@comcast.net starglassworksdesign.com 101

Marlene Rose Clearwater, Florida marlene@marleneroseglass.com marlenerose.com 250

JEWELRY

Barbara Bayne Havre de Grace, Maryland baynemetal@hotmail.com barbarabayne.com 217

Theresa Carson Baltimore, Maryland theresa@theresacarson.com theresacarson.com 249

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GALLERY JEWELRY continued Ann Marie Cianciolo Milwaukee, Wisconsin ann@annsjewelry.com annsjewelry.com 159

Hilary Hachey Baltimore, Maryland hilary.hachey@gmail.com hilaryhachey.com 221

Don David, Serena David Palm Coast, Florida dondaviddesigns@yahoo.com dondaviddesigns.com 119

Christiane Hampel Naples, Florida christiane@hampeldesign.com hampeljewelry.com 19

Susan Elnora Santa Fe, New Mexico susan@susanelnora.com susanelnora.com 50

Brenna Klassen-Glanzer Minneapolis, Minnesota bkg.silver@gmail.com jewelrybybrenna.com 6

Kate Rothra Fleming Charleston, South Carolina krfglass@gmail.com katerothrafleming.com 128

Serena Kojimoto Los Angeles, California skojimoto@gmail.com serenakojimotojewelry.com 258

Pam Fox Sarasota, Florida 1pamfox@gmail.com pamfoxjewelry.com 241

Claudia Melchiorre Cape Canaveral, Florida cmdesignz@gmail.com cmdesignz.com 230

Samantha Freeman Ocala, Florida samantha@samanthafreemandesign.com samanthafreemandesign.com 112

J. Nielsen Minneapolis, Minnesota nielsenmetals@gmail.com jaynielsenjewelry.com 261

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GALLERY JEWELRY continued Victoria Varga, Daniel Brouder Cumberland Foreside, Maine info@victoriavarga.com victoriavarga.com 108 Shelli Wood Flippin, Arkansas shelli@sawjewelrydesign.com sawjewelrydesign.com 163

LEATHER

Horace Thomas, Shawn Thomas Belton, Texas thomasleathers@gmail.com thomasleatherstudio.com 228

METAL

Luke Proctor Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin lproctoriron@yahoo.com lproctorironworks.com 10

Steve Edgar Tallahassee, Florida edgarleather@embarqmail.com edgarleather.com 109

Carroll Swayze Englewood, Florida swayzeart@msn.com carrollswayze.com 17

Randall Herold Davenport Center, New York klmeeker56@yahoo.com randallheroldbags.com 210

Robert Taylor Birmingham, Alabama coppersmithbob@att.net roberttaylormetalsmith.com 150

James Perry, Rombye Perry Greeneville, Tennessee rombyeperryrealtor@gmail.com cordwainerleather.com 240

David Vigo Pensacola, Florida dvigo69@yahoo.com davidvigofineart.com 146

Gayle Roche Watsonville, California rocheleather@earthlink.net rocheleather.com 215

Robin Washburn Marion, Illinois artformyplanet@gmail.com robinlwashburn.com 251

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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 2D William Armstrong Santa Fe, New Mexico will_armstrong@me.com willarmstrongart.com 49

Michel Delgado Chicago, Illinois delgadom44@gmail.com micheldelgado.com 184

Sally Austin Carrollton, Georgia artistga2@gmail.com sallyaustinartist.com 105

Ummarid Eitharong DeLand, Florida ue_thai@yahoo.com 44

Amanda Bennett New Orleans, Louisiana bennettartmgmt@gmail.com bennettartgallery.com 246

Benjamin Frey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania benjaminfreyart@gmail.com benjaminfrey.com 162

Mary Bielenstein Miami, Florida m.bielenstein@gmail.com marybielenstein.fineartstudioonline.com 220

Keith Grace Greenville, South Carolina keithgrace@me.com keithgrace.com 14

Gaston Carrio Houston, Texas artbyarchitect@yahoo.com artbyarchitect.com 9

Debo Groover Tallahassee, Florida debortina@debortinastudio.com debortinastudio.com 125

Daphne Covington Smyrna, Georgia covingtonart@live.com daphnecovington.com 121

Jenny Henley Marietta, Georgia jenny@henleystudios.com henleystudios.com 208

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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 2D continued Sam Jones IV Flippin, Arkansas sam@ivgallery.com samjonesiv.com 149

James Whipple Winter Park, Florida jwhipple317@gmail.com 169

Michael Madzo Medora, North Dakota madzoo@aol.com michaelmadzo.com 152

Lynn Whipple Winter Park, Florida lynniewhip@gmail.com lynnwhipple.com 167

Cindy Olmes Cincinnati, Ohio cindy@olmesgallery.com olmesgallery.com 133

MIXED MEDIA - 3D

David Burton Indialantic, Florida davidwburtonart@gmail.com davidburtonartwork.com 158

Amanda Outcalt Washington, D.C. amandaoutcalt@gmail.com amandaoutcalt.com 222

Kina Crow Allison Park, Pennsylvania kinacrow@gmail.com kinacrow.com 118

Ronnie Phillips Lithonia, Georgia eye9397@aol.com ronphillipsart.com 129

Chris Cumbie Mobile, Alabama harriet@spireeffect.com chriscumbieart.com 18

Suzy Scarborough Columbia, South Carolina suzyscarborough@mac.com suzyscarborough.com 41

Bruce Furlin Lake Mills, Wisconsin 19brewster52@gmail.com 237

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GALLERY MIXED MEDIA - 3D continued

PAINTING

Jack Hill DeLand, Florida jackhillsculpture@gmail.com jackhillsculpture.com 8

Stephen Bach Orlando, Florida stephenbach1@aol.com stephenbach.com 253

Amy Lansburg Valdosta, Georgia alansburg@hotmail.com 126

Kate Carney Orlando, Florida casacarney@aol.com katecarneyfineart.com 134

Kipley Meyer Madison, Georgia kipleymeyer@bellsouth.net kipleyameyer.com 254

Amy Carstensen Tampa, Florida jackrussell6802@msn.com 122

Mark Reynolds, Carol Reynolds Austin, Texas kscopes@gmail.com kaleidovisions.com 37

Matthew Cornell Orlando, Florida matthewcornell@aol.com matthewcornell.com 1

Tim Rogers, Barbara Rogers Grand Rapids, Michigan artrangerstudio@gmail.com theartranger.com 145

Rey D’Alfonso Greenville, South Carolina patucha@mac.com reyalfonsostudio.com 24

R. L. Alexander Celebration, Florida r.l.alexander@me.com artbyalexander.com 106

Dean DiMarzo Naples, Florida dimarzos@aol.com 175

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GALLERY PAINTING continued Ummarid Eitharong DeLand, Florida ue_thai@yahoo.com 45

Rick Loudermilk Austin, Texas rickloudermilkartist@gmail.com rickloudermilk.com 32

Janina Ellis Greenville, South Carolina janina@janinaellis.com janinaellis.com 165

Michelle Mardis Tarpon Springs, Florida michellemardisart@verizon.net michellemardis.com 171

Charles Gatewood Phenix City, Alabama cbgatewood@gmail.com charlesgatewood.art 103

Bernard J. Martin Winter Park, Florida bernie.martin@gmail.com bernardmartinart.com 30

Jonah Green Madrid, New Mexico kim@metalquilt.com jonahgreenart.com 20

Jeff Ripple Tallahassee, Florida jeff@jeffrippleart.com jeffrippleart.com 38

Bruce Holwerda Spring Lake, Michigan bruceholwerda@gmail.com bruceholwerda.com 168

Sandra Rodriguez, Emmanuel Diaz Homestead, Florida sandraemmanuelstudio@gmail.com sandra-emmanuel.com 139

Jessica Ladd Cookeville, Tennessee jessica@jessicastoddart.com jessicastoddartladd.com 255

Christine Schub Amelia Island, Florida artistar@juno.com 180

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GALLERY PAINTING continued Ken Tutjamnong Philadelphia, Pennsylvania tutjamnong@gmail.com 186

Micheal Paul Cole Hannibal, Missouri michealpaulcole@gmail.com michealpaulcole.com 247

John Whipple Winter Park, Florida jxlwhipple@aol.com whippleart.wordpress.com 166

Karin Connolly Orlando, Florida kconnolly@cfl.rr.com kcphotography.com 26

Yu Zhou, Yan Ma Winter Garden, Florida jeffyuzhou@hotmail.com zhouyufinearts.com 111

Richard Hilgendorff Portland, Maine rich@richardgaylephotography.com richardgaylephotography.com 137

PHOTOGRAPHY Melyssa Bearse New Smyrna Beach, Florida mimclibbon@gmail.com mbearsemedia.com 116

Cali Hobgood Urbana, Illinois calihobgood@gmail.com photographsbycali.com 29

Kathleen Brodeur Casselberry, Florida kbrodeur2004@yahoo.com kathleenbrodeurfineart.com 143

Nels Johnson New Smyrna Beach, Florida nelsphoto@aol.com nelsjohnsonphotographer.com 120

Michael Bryant Atlanta, Georgia mb@michael-bryant.com michael-bryant.com 5

Christos Palios Baltimore, Maryland cp@christospalios.com christospalios.com 40

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GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY continued

PRINTMAKING

John Scanlan Glenwood, Iowa john@scanlan.com scanlan.com 102

Helen Gotlib Dexter, Michigan helengotlib@gmail.com helengotlib.com 33

Andrew Sovjani Conway, Massachusetts mail@andrewsovjani.com andrewsovjani.com 22

Ronna Katz Albuquerque, New Mexico ronnaonthewall@hotmail.com facebook.com/artistronnakatz 3

Heidi Thamert Titusville, Florida tvillegallery@aol.com 174

Gillian Kemper Oklahoma City, Oklahoma gilldk@juno.com 185

Greg Turco Jefferson, Georgia greg.turco@gmail.com turcophotography.com 151

Scott Olson Chicago, Illinois kompressiongraphics@hotmail.com 43

Betsy Best Flushing, Michigan betsybeststudio@gmail.com betsybeststudio.com 183

Leslie Peebles Gainesville, Florida printmaker50@gmail.com lesliepeebles.com 262

John Costin Tampa, Florida caracara@tampabay.rr.com costingraphics.com 141

Stephen Sebastian Thomasville, North Carolina etch77@northstate.net 35

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GALLERY PRINTMAKING continued

SCULPTURE

Marina Terauds North Branch, Michigan maksutova@hotmail.com marinaterauds.com 15

Vadim Malkin Orlando, Florida info@vadimmalkin.com vadimmalkin.com 248

Andrew Carson Seattle, Washington carbett@mac.com 213

Trent Manning Winter Haven, Florida tm2art@yahoo.com trentmanningstudio.com 113

David Figueroa Sanford, Florida daviddavidsculpture@mail.com daviddavidsculpture.com 252

Benjamin Peterson New Port Richey, Florida tileben@hotmail.com facebook.com/upcycledmetalandstone 25

Charles Hazelaar Cape Canaveral, Florida cahazelaar@gmail.com charleshazelaar.com 164

Charles Strain Harrisburg, Missouri charles@charlesstrain.com charlesstrain.com 172

Julie Latayan Longwood, Florida juliejstudio@gmail.com juliesmakingart.com 232

Thomas Wargin Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin tomwargin@sbcglobal.net wargin.com 110

Amy Lennard Gmelin New Port Richey, Florida njoy1023@gmail.com mysterystonesculpture.com 236

John Whipple Winter Park, Florida jxlwhipple@aol.com whippleart.wordpress.com 166

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GALLERY SCULPTURE continued

WATERCOLOR

Kimberly Willcox, Kevin Nordhausen Gainesville, Florida kimberlywillcoxart@gmail.com kimberlywillcox.com 131

Robert Flowers Summerfield, North Carolina rflowers@triad.rr.com 173

Elizabeth Becker Carlisle, Pennsylvania info@elizabethbeckerart.com elizabethbeckerart.com 245

Jim Holehouse Winter Garden, Florida tropicartdesign@yahoo.com tropicartdesign.com 227

Haosi Chen Cary, North Carolina kevinart828@gmail.com 242

Aletha Jones Madison, Wisconsin zapp@alethajones.com alethajones.com 12

Kuei Dorman Orlando, Florida kueisart@yahoo.com kueisart.com 132

M. Kemper Oklahoma City, Oklahoma kemper26@hotmail.com kemperarts.webs.com 182

Z.L. Feng Radford, Virginia zfeng@radford.edu zlfeng.com 138

Robbie Lee Orlando, Florida webmaster@robbielee-illustrator.com robbielee-illustrator.com 211

Virginia Fergus Atlanta, Georgia vsfergus@gmail.com vsfergus.com 235

Bernard Martin Winter Park, Florida bernie.martin@gmail.com bernardmartin.com 31

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GALLERY WATERCOLOR continued

WOOD

Michael Williams Miami Beach, Florida michael@michaelwilliamsartist.com michaelwilliamsartist.com 233

Ray Jones Asheville, North Carolina rjwdcrafts@aol.com rayjoneswoodboxes.com 27

Russell Yerkes Tarboro, North Carolina yerkesworks@gmail.com yerkesworks.com 229

John Mascoll Safety Harbor, Florida johnomascoll@gmail.com 218

Bryan Yung Palm Coast, Florida artwork@bryanyung.com bryanyung.com 161

James Pearce Peoria, Illinois james@pearcepearce.com pearcewoodworks.com 225

James Barnes Woolwine, Virginia 2edbarnes4@gmail.com 7

Steve Uren Grand Rapids, Michigan steveuren@gmail.com steveuren.com 13

Mark Gardner Saluda, North Carolina markgardnerstudio@gmail.com markgardnerstudio.com 47

Leslie Young and Mike Browne Daytona Beach, Florida layoung0212@earthlink.net rustlingpalmsstudio.com 170

Matthew Hatala Danielsville, Georgia mhatalawoodturner@gmail.com 21

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IN MEMORIAM BE T T Y BAY A longtime Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival board member and past president, Betty Bay served many roles during her 34 years of involvement and made many lasting friendships with other members. After retiring from the board of directors, she remained active as a sustaining member. She was a highly regarded art teacher at the Maitland Art Center for years and was well known in the local arts community for her beautiful paintings. She worked tirelessly on the merchandise committee and would usually sell more posters and T-shirts each year than all the rest of the volunteers combined. Her efforts also helped keep the books balanced every year.

C AROLYN BIRD Carolyn Bird was a beloved 41-year active member and a leader on the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival board of directors.

Some of her many roles included secretary, treasurer and historian. She is remembered most as a detail-oriented contributor who reviewed all information to be disbursed for accuracy and consistency, including every document from the bylaws to the official festival program. She was a true advocate for children’s activities and most recently put her exceptional organizational efforts behind enhancing the Leon Theodore Schools Exhibit. Her enthusiastic mentoring of new members and creative impact on the board will be missed.

DOUG KERR A graduate of Rollins College and a longtime resident of Winter Park, Doug Kerr served on the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival Board of Directors for 10 years and was president for one term. He enlisted his wife, Elaine, to assist him in the many duties of the office, and as a team they enriched the organization and the annual show in 2001. He remained active as a sustaining member and a patron of the festival until his death in 2020.

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PATRONS PLATINUM Catherine M. Engelman

GOLD Ancient Olive / Jeffrey Schrader and Bryan Behling The Alfond Inn John and Bethany Canfield 1-800 Charity Cars FreshPoint / Robert and Madeline Gordon Winter Park Publishing Company / Randy Noles and Theresa Swanson Wolfe-Rizor Interiors

SILVER Robin Angel Anonymous Michael and Gail Bittman Terry A. Breese John and Kay Custis Paula and Helmuth Eidel

Randy and Kathy Elliott Garrett Law Firm, P.A. Meredith Murphy Kathy Phillips Jon C. and Theresa Swanson Denise and Jay Whitehurst

BRONZE Art and Sonny Fedrigon Claire and Hal Schmidt Ruth and Gerry Hartman

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PATRONS STANDARD Aloma Title Company Peggy and Allen Amos Sue and Dan Arbuckle Sarah Arnold Jeanne Atkinson Kathy Benham Jan and Curley Bowman Steve and Sharon Bozarth Pam and Steve Brandon Drew Brooks Thomas and Patricia Bruno Nancy J. Calhoun Cameron’s Design LLC Judi Carey Melanie Carrigan Scott and Jenn Cathcart Tim and Jennifer Clark Gail and Tom Colman Thomas and Susannah Dance Vinny and Dani D’Assaro Mike and Terry Davis David Der Hagopian Duncan DeWahl Alan and Laurie Dickey Jim Cooper and Carmen Dominguez Jeff and Judy Doster Richard and Carol Ellis Greg and Laura Fogleman

Bill Forness and Paula Peterson John and Terry Forrester Trish Gallagher Jean Gillen and Jeff Dowman Teague Gilliland Scott A. Greenberg, M.D. – Winter Park Plastic Surgery and Laser Center John and Barbara Gugel Mr. & Mrs. John Hall Howard and Suzy Harris Shari Hodgson Dr. Fay Hu Scott and Susan Hudson Elaine Kerr John and Linda King Susan and Jim King Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kirchner Bob and Marcia Klettner Ellen and Mark Lang Barbara Langley Paul and Susan Levine Monte Livermore Paul and Stacy Manos Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Marks Kevin McClanahan – Fannie Hillman + Associates Men’s Divorce Law Firm Albert and Maija M. Michejda Chris Moore

Moors & Cabot Investments & Chip Dover & Tony Dorval Jim and Carole Moreland Alice Moulton Russ and Karen North Marlys O’Malley / Susan Kessler Dr. Jay and Leslie Plotkin Dennis and Edna Ramsey Frank and Jana Ricci Scott Rotatori, M.D. Judith Sanborn and Chuck Wohlust Frank Santos Harold Scherr Pamela and David Schulte Paula Shives Sharon Snow and Kimberly Roberts Jean Sprimont Pam Stewart Amy Thrasher Charlie Urban Dick and Louise Weiner Vickie Westmark and Don Temmen Nickie and Lindsay Whittaker Michael and Gail Winn Greg and Wendy Witherspoon Edward Wojcik Bruce and Michaelle Woodruff Steven and Julie Zimmerman

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THANK YOU

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To Come

THANK YOU, FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL The Alfond Inn All Saints Episcopal Church The Ancient Olive Art Systems of Florida Boris Garbe at Mills Gallery Brandon Pickering Canin Associates Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of America Christy Garton, OCPS The City of Winter Park Claudia Greycyn Clark Crealdé School of Art Cuban Sandwiches on the Run Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation Eventeny Fannie Hillman & Associates FreshPoint

George’s Gourmet Cookies and Catering The Glass Knife Jennifer Clark The Joe & Sarah Galloway Foundation Miss Merch Nelson’s Tents Nothing Bundt Cakes 1-800-Charity Cars Orange County Public Schools Orlando Watch Company Oz Media The Park Press PDQ Chicken Phil Kean Design Group Puff & Stuff of San Francisco The Pocket Program Rick Morgan – Coastline Studios

Rotary Club of Winter Park SunDance Marketing Solutions The Tea and Spice Exchange Winter Park Arts & Culture Alliance Winter Park Chamber of Commerce Winter Park Country Club Winter Park Farmers Market Winter Park Pedestrian & Bicycle Advisory Board Winter Park Public Library Winter Park Publishing Company Winter Park Scenic Boat Tour Winter Park Woman’s Club WFTV Wolfe-Rizor Interiors Zephyrhills Water Zgraph

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