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Publication date: Nov. 11, 2019 Publishers: Barb Button Shepherd and Sammie Wiggins Advertising sales: Jan Giroux, Sammie Wiggins,Tory Brown, Dave Levine; Karen Bures, assistant Design: Debbie Davis, Michael E. Jaeckle, Barb Shepherd, Deb McNerney

ON THE COVER: The artwork is a photograph by Tariq Gibran of a sculptural vase created by Fall Festival Featured Artist Carly Gibran. Read more about Carly on Pages 10 and 11.

In the photo by Marsha McLaughlin, a shopper looks at works by ceramist Gabriel Isaac of DeLand during the 2018 Fall Festival of the Arts. Isaac is returning for 2019; he’s in booth No. 51. See the artist map on Pages 12 and 13.

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Welcome to the 27th anOn behalf of the Festival’s nual DeLand Fall Festival General Committee, I thank of the Arts! Every year, the all these groups for their Festival brings smiles to the time, talent, and dedication faces of tens of thousands to supporting the ARTS in of adults and children who our community. come to Historic Downtown Our committee work s DeLand the weekend before throughout the year to organize Thanksgiving. the Festival. Their hard work For two full days, Downtown and efforts bring it all together DeLand comes alive with art, for your enjoyment. Thanks DANSBERGER music, street performers, chilto the committee, and a huge dren’s programs, and more as thank you to the MainStreet our community comes together to expe- DeLand Association staff for their invalurience one of the highest-rated outdoor able know-how and willingness to pitch in art festivals in the Southeast — a free wherever help was needed. gift of the ARTS to the community.

The Festival is just one of the many Each year, talented artists present their community outreach programs presentoriginal creations in the juried festival ed under the umbrella of the Museum area along lovely Woodland Boulevard. of Art - DeLand. The museum partners On the Main Stage, Pioneer Park Stage, with the City of DeLand on several onand Chess Park Stage, there are continu- going public art projects as part of the ous performances — full of variety and Downtown Community Redevelopment excitement for two full days.

Plan, including: the DeLand Sculpture Again this year, the children’s program- Walk; the Utility Box Art Wrap Project; ming area offers a wide range of activities the Palm Tree Yarn Art Wrap and the and experiences for children and their Miniature Art Program (small-scale art families. The Volusia County Student Art utilizing uncommon locations as a basis Exhibit is in the rotunda of the Thomas for discovering art).

C. Kelly Administration Center. Strolling The popular Off the Beaten Path: Studio performers add to the fun and charm on Arts Tour will be taking place this comthe Boulevard. ing February. The museum’s Legendary Don’t forget to sample the wonder- Florida collection is on display yearful variety of food at the Food Court on round in the Historic Volusia County East Indiana Avenue and throughout the Courthouse. festival.

I hope that you enjoy the DeLand Fall The DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts is Festival of the Arts’ two days of culture, indebted to the hundreds of volunteers, art, song, shows and sights. We invite you donors, sponsors and institutions who sup- to support our local merchants, come back port this annual outdoor arts festival. The often to visit our historic community, and City of DeLand and County of Volusia are celebrate the ARTS. steadfast partners and great hosts for the — Dorothy Dansberger, chairwoman, Festival each year.

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FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE There’s something for everyone at the Fall Festival of the Arts, from the serious collector to the casual shopper.

39 Painters who will have booths at the Fall Festival of the Arts.

The painters hail mostly from Florida (31), with others coming from Connecticut, Milwaukee, Missouri, Massachusetts, Virginia and Georgia.

29 Jewelry artists exhibiting. Twenty-one of them are from Florida; the rest come from Tennessee, Oregon, Colorado, New York, Georgia and New Orleans.

25 Ceramists bringing works to DeLand’s Fall Festival of the Arts to show and sell, including DeLand’s own Carly Gibran, this year’s Fall Festival featured artist.

17 Mixed-media artists bringing their works to show and sell, including one — Bobbi Baugh — from DeLand, 10 others from elsewhere in Florida, and the rest from four other states.

13 Photographers who will show and sell their works at the Fall Festival, including one, Bruce Bigman, from DeLand.

9 Fiber artists are registered, including six from Florida.

7 Seven artists among the 172 are listed in the drawing category.

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BROWSING — A shopper browses works in glass at the 2018 Fall Festival of the Arts. This year’s festival features 172 artists, including six who work in glass. Most of the artists are from Florida, but several travel from far-flung locations such as Oregon, Colorado, Texas and Pennsylvania.

The works of six printmakers, six sculptors, six glass artists and six artists whose medium is wood will be on display and for sale, along with works by five metalworkers and four digital artists.

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Full circle DeLand’s Carly Gibran is 2019 featured artist

PHOTOS COURTESY CARLY AND TARIQ GIBRAN

FULL CIRCLE — Above, Carly Gibran is at work in her studio. At left is one of her carved bowls. Gibran doesn’t name individual pieces.

BY ANTHONY DeFEO anthony@beacononlinenews.com

In a move that brings her career full circle in more ways than one, sculptor Carly Gibran is the featured artist for this year’s DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts.

The DeLand native and Stetson University fine-arts graduate recalls making her first-ever piece of pottery at the age of 6, at what was then the DeLand Museum of Art, the festival’s primary backer.

“I was so shocked when they called me,” Gibran said.

“I was like, ‘What? You’re kidding!’”

Exhibiting in the fall show for a third year, Gibran’s love of art goes back to her childhood. During high school, she recalled taking all of the art classes on offer, save for one — ceramics.

“It either wouldn’t fit into my schedule, or it would be full,” she said. “I had to walk through the ceramics department to get to my other classes, and thought I would always do it someday.”

Shortly after graduating from Deltona High School, she purchased a potter’s wheel, along with a used kiln,

and began experimenting with her craft.

Working in three dimensions appealed to Gibran almost immediately.

“I drew well enough, but I was never a strong drawer, so I thought maybe 3D was my thing,” she said. “When I started working with clay, it just kind of clicked, like when you meet someone and you know you’re going to be friends with them immediately.”

Gibran remembers volunteering at the DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts while in high school, to get required volunteer hours.

“I was able to work behind the scenes at the festival.

It was really interesting, and so I got to see not from the artist side but from the administrative side, to see how all the pieces worked,” she said. “It was really amazing to see how much goes into it.”

After high school, Gibran initially enrolled at the University of Central Florida, with her mind on an advertising degree.

The degree proved to be more of a business-oriented program, rather than a creative outlet, as she hoped, however, so she soon transferred to Stetson University,

where she graduated in 2003 with a degree in fine arts.

Gibran did pick up some techniques from taking art classes at UCF, she said.

“I took a printmaking class there,” she said. “Now I use the linoleum and carve it, and I use those for texture.

I used a few kinds of 2D techniques for my 3D work.”

After college, Gibran and her husband opened a pottery studio at their house, and in 2004, a gallery in Downtown DeLand. She also taught art classes at the elementary-, middle- and high-school levels in Volusia County’s public schools.

The gallery closed around the time the Great Recession began, but Gibran continued creating.

“Sometimes it was making to sell, but sometimes it was making because I felt compelled to make,” she said.

In 2014, Gibran left teaching and became a full-time studio artist.

“It’s like anybody else who’s self-employed — sometimes everything easy, and sometimes everything a little harder,” she said. “In the summertime, there aren’t any art festivals, because it’s so hot in Florida. That’s kind of my hibernation time.”

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In 2014, Gibran left teaching and became a full-time studio artist.

In fact, most of the work Gibran will be showing at this year’s Fall Festival of the Arts consists of pieces she’s made from May to September.

Those works range from functional pieces like bowls, to decorative works like intricately designed vases. “When I make the functional work, I’m sitting down, and it’s very rhythmic,� she said. “I think I’m going to make bowls or mugs, and I make a batch of them, like 20 of them at a time. It’s very rhythmic.�

Other works have a more intricate process, often beginning with inspiration found in nature. “For my more sculptural work, like my vases or my wall sculptures, it starts as a sketch in my notebook,� Gibran said. “Sometimes, at the beach, I find something that washes up, or we go to Hontoon Island and go on walks, and I find a form in nature that is interesting.�

Gibran next makes a small piece, or maquette, to work out some of the design

elements of her work before scaling it up into a full-size sculpture. “Most of them are single elements, or two or three different elements formed that are repeated, because I’m looking at the relationships between the different shapes,� Gibran said.

Those elements can be things like leaves or seedpods that are used to decorate a vase, for example.

In all, Gibran is happy and humbled to be the featured artist at this year’s Fall Festival. It’s a show like none other, in large part because of how the DeLand community supports it. “What always strikes me about the DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts is how much the community is really proud of it, and [how it] really comes out,â€? she said. “At other festivals ‌ there’s not as much hometown pride, I’ve noticed.â€? “When I do the DeLand festival, people say, ‘Oh, you’re from here!’ and they’re really proud of it.â€?

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UNVEILING — The Gibran family — Carly and Tariq and their sons, Jack and Henry — are on stage at the Athens Theatre in September at the unveiling of Carly Gibran’s work as the image for the 2019 DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts posters and T-shirts.

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Stetson Opera takes Mozart to the streets

BY SANDRA CARR info@beacononlinenews.com

Stetson Opera Theatre at the Stetson University School of Music will take Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s The Magic Flute to the streets of historic Downtown DeLand during the 27th annual DeLand Fall Festival Stetson Opera of the Arts.

Highlights of the free production, directed by Russell Theatre enjoys Franks, director of Stetson Opera Theatre, and piabringing opera nist Kristie Born, visiting lecturer at Stetson University School of Music, will be performed at noon on the to unexpected Chess Park Stage on Saturday, Nov. 23. The opera will places and to an be sung in German.

The two-act opera is set in Egypt and tells the story of audience who Prince Tamino, who endures a series of tests before he can marry Princess Pamina. Tamino and his silly sidemay not have kick Papageno and others battle Pamina’s mother, the experienced evil and mysterious Queen of the Night, in order for Tamino and Pamina to tie the knot. opera before.”

The Magic Flute, also known as Die Zauberflöte, is Mozart’s beloved opera, which made its debut on Sept. — Russell Franks, 30, 1791, at the Freihaus-Theater auf der Wieden in director of Stetson Opera Vienna. The libretto, or story, was written by Emanuel Theatre Schikaneder.

“The Magic Flute was Mozart’s final opera that was composed during a time when opera was mostly composed in Italian; however, Mozart decided to use a German text that was still in the Italian style and with a spoken dialogue,” Franks said. “Stetson Opera Theatre will be performing many arias, duets and ensembles from both acts of the opera, including the famous Queen of the Night aria with its three high Fs.” DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts attendees have a chance to watch a performing art that dates back to the 16th century.

“The Magic Flute is one of Mozart’s most fanciful operas, with colorful characters in a fairy-tale-like story that’s great for all ages,” Franks said. “Stetson Opera Theatre enjoys bringing opera to unexpected places and to an audience who may not have experienced opera before.”

Experience the fully costumed opera in its entirety with the Stetson University Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Hose, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 13, and at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 15, at the DeLand High School Theater Center, 800 N. Hill Ave. Tickets for that production cost $10 for adults and $5 for youth, and are available online at stetson.edu/music-tickets or at the door.

— Carr writes for Stetson University.

PHOTO COURTESY STETSON UNIVERSITY OPERA THEATRE

QUEEN OF THE NIGHT — Reina Powell performs the role of Queen of the Night in Stetson University Opera Theatre’s last presentation of The Magic Flute, in 2008. The university will reprise the opera this year, and will present a preview during the Fall Festival of the Arts.

The voices Stetson University Opera Theatre’s double-casted production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute features: Deante Samples (Tamino) Kevin Romero (Tamino’s understudy) Nicole Carrion (First Lady) Tony Capizzi (First Lady’s understudy) Annabrett Ruggiero (Second Lady) Ali Collins (Second Lady) Laura Fernandez (Third Lady) Allison Fahey (Third Lady) Vanessa Moya (Papageno) Matthew Harris (Papageno) Donnie Ward (Papageno’s understudy) Kat Kirby (Pamina & Queen of the Night) Miranda Graham (Pamina & Queen of the Night) Amy Walton (Sarastro)

Laura Fernandez (Sarastro’s understudy) Adam Benton (Monostatos) Colby Harter (Sprecher) Max Wolf (First Spirit) Eliset Vehse (Second Spirit) Daniela Sosa (Second Spirit) Colleen Martinez (Third Spirit) Sarah Sarver (Third Spirit) Haley Fust (Papagena) Vanessa Moya (Papagena) Lauren Prestifilippo (Papagena) Kira St. Pierre (First Priest) Carlos Nolla (Second Priest) Wesley Krist (Second Priest) Bradley Monroe (First Armored Man) Tony Capizzi (Second Armored Man) Donnie Ward (Second Armored Man)

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Poetry comes to the Fall Festival

BY ELI WITEK eli@beacononlinenews.com

This year, the DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts will showcase a not-so-new event — a poetry slam in Chess Park.

Five years ago, the first poetry presentaIf you love tion by MainStreet Art & Culture Slam Poets — also called Breaking Bad Poetry — poetry, this is premiered at the Fall Festival. Since then, something you the group has held poetry slams nearly every month in DeLand and across Volusia can’t miss.”

County, and has sent dozens of poets to re— Breaking Bad Poetry gional and national poetry competitions.

“People don’t realize — there’s a lot of tal- co-founder Kevin Campbell of DeLand ent in this area,” Slam coordinator and cofounder Kevin Campbell said. “People have this mental picture of poetry; then they come to one of our events.”

There’s nothing stodgy or staid about the poetry slams Campbell’s group puts on. Slam poets perform spoken-word poetry before a live audience, integrating theatrical elements.

And the art form is older than people realize, Campbell said. From ancient Greece, to even the modern Olympics, poetry slams have combined the art of the written word with the skill of oration.

“Poetry slams were an Olympic event until 1948,” Campbell said.

And now, DeLand, befitting its moniker of the Athens of Florida, is becoming a spot to be for aspiring spoken-word poets and writers.

“We’re bringing light to our county,” co-founder Vivian Campbell said.

“We want to give young people the chance to show their talents and really make that space for them.”

“People in the poetry slam world — they know where DeLand is,” Kevin Campbell said. “If you love poetry, this is something you can’t miss.”

All are welcome, the Campbells said.

The poetry-slam event at the Fall Festival of the Arts will be a competition: first place will take home $1,000, second place $500, and third place $200.

The event is free to attend, but the Campbells urge anyone who wants to compete to register online at www.creativehappiness.org or email macdelandslam@gmail.com for details.

The event is set for 2-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, in Chess Park, 112 W. Indiana Ave. in Downtown DeLand. In the event of rain, the poetry slam will be 3-6 p.m. at The Blind Pig pub, 148 W. New York Ave. For more, see https://www.facebook.com/events/500037854167107/.

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POETS ON THE ROAD — Gathered for a poetry competition are members and friends of Breaking Bad Poetry, founded by DeLandites Kevin and Vivian Campbell, fourth from left in back in the photo, and seated in front. Others in the group, from left, are Eddie Figuroa, aka Eddie Figures, the top-ranked poet in the South, Pamela Belitch, Brittany “Bee” Sudbury, Aleathia “GG” Dupree (GG for Gorgeous Goddess), and Allen “A.S.” Minor.

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Sculptor Mila Belle is exhibiting for the first time in this year’s DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts, but she’s no stranger to the festival or the arts in DeLand.

“I was a DeLand Museum of Art camp kid,” she recalled. “I remember being at summer art camp and making this elaborate tower with scrap wood and painting it black and then scatter-painting it with all different colors, and [sculptor and former museum director] Harry Messersmith was just going crazy with how good it was.”

That would mark Belle’s first real experience with sculpting.

Her exposure to the DeLand Fall Festival came early, as well.

“I attended the festival for years, around the time it started,” she said. “It was always a great place to experience art outside of museums and galleries.”

Walking into each booth of each exhibiting artist was like going to another world, she said.

“What was so cool about experiencing the festival is that in every artist’s tent, you get to walk into their little world, and just see what kind of medium they’re in,” Belle said. “I think every art festival is just a little microcosm of the art that’s out there.”

Belle creates her art through metalworking — mostly steel — but she also does some clay-based works.

“The metalwork right now is very 2D sculpCONTINUED ON FACING PAGE READY, SET, SHOW — Sculptor Mila Belle, at left, is ready to show her works for the first time at the DeLand Fall Festival of the Arts. Belle grew up in DeLand, and remembers attending art camp at the DeLand Museum of Art (now the Museum of Art - DeLand), as well as attending the Fall Festival of the Arts as a child. Belle works mostly in metal, but also in clay, to create her 3D works. She is shown exhibiting at a different festival.

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ates them,” she said. “... It’s a city, but it really has a small-town vibe, and it really values the arts in a way that a lot of places don’t.”

She pointed to support from groups like the MainStreet DeLand Association and the Rotary Clubs, and from local businesses. She also appreciates that the Fall Festival is promoted year-round.

“And as an artist, that’s really special for us, to see it promoted all year long,” Belle said. “When you do a festival, it’s such a risk to put yourself out there.”

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