scottsdale arts festival March 9–11, 2018
ScottsdaleArtsFestival.org Scottsdale Civic Center Park
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elcome to the 48th Scottsdale Arts Festival!
This annual three-day fundraising event brings the best in visual, performing and culinary arts to the beautiful setting of Scottsdale Civic Center Park. But more than that, it has become a beloved annual tradition that has entertained generations of Scottsdale’s residents and visitors. Long recognized as one of the country’s premier art fairs, the Scottsdale Arts Festival is presented by Scottsdale Arts and its three divisions: Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) and Scottsdale Public Art. Proceeds from the Festival help support the diverse arts and education programs that we offer to our community. The Festival would not be possible without the hard work of our employees, the generosity of our sponsors and members, and the dedication of hundreds of volunteers. We are also grateful to the City of Scottsdale for its ongoing support and commitment to the arts and to the Festival. If you are not already a member of Scottsdale Arts, we invite you to join today at one of the Membership tables, or visit ScottsdaleArts.org. In addition to many valuable year-round benefits, our members enjoy free admission to the Festival and access to our exclusive Member VIP Tent overlooking the amphitheater stage. The Scottsdale Arts Festival is a great example of how the arts bring people together and inspire a community. Thank you for Meisha Barbee being part of the experience — and enjoy!
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your guide to the festival FOR THE ART LOVER
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MOBILE GOURMET EATERIES PAGE 13 LIBATIONS
MEET THE ARTISTS PAGES 7 & 10
ONLINE ART AUCTION PAGE 5
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FOR THE MUSIC LOVER
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LIVE MUSIC PAGE 14
COMMUNITY ART STUDIO
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BARTER BOAT
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TREES OF LOVE
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Don’t forget to take a Festival selfie at any of the selfie stations located throughout the Festival grounds.
LIMITED EDITION ITEMS In collaboration with Phoenix-based Hello Apparel, this unique Festival image was created as one of the Arizona-inspired merchandise options available for purchase during the Festival. You’ll find the image on limited-edition baseball T-shirts and tote bags at one of our Festival stores located on the grounds and in The Store @ The Center, along with other Festival merchandise designs. Hello Apparel is an independent company, started in 2008 by Sam Means, as an outlet for performers and artists to manufacture and sell merchandise online and on tour, without signing major label-style merchandise contracts. 4
ONLINE ART AUCTION The Scottsdale Arts Festival’s online art auction features original works of art in all media generously donated by Festival artists, with something for every taste and budget. Auction items are displayed inside Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts during the Festival weekend. The auction begins Friday, March 9, at 5 p.m., and ends Monday, March 12, at noon. Pre-register, view and bid on auction items at ScottsdaleArtsFestival.org. Auction proceeds support the arts and education programs of Scottsdale Arts. Fred Stodder
PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS Be sure to vote for our People’s Choice Award for your favorite artist! Ballots are available at all of the artist booths or any entry gate. Drop your completed ballot in the box located in the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts atrium or at any Festival gate. Voting ends at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 11, and the winning artist will be announced Sunday at 5 p.m.
INFORMATION ScottsdaleArtsFestival.org 480-499-TKTS (8587)
Location Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts and Civic Center Park, 7380 E. 2nd St., Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Hours Friday, March 9, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday, March 10, 10 a.m.–6 p.m Sunday, March 11, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Admission Single Day $12 Two-Day Pass $20
Special Pricing $6 for students $3 off on Friday, March 9 for patrons 65-plus and veterans/military FREE for children 12 and under FREE for members of Scottsdale Arts. Not yet a member? Join at the Festival and enjoy free admission to the event and access to the Member VIP Tent! Parking Public Parking is available on area streets and garages. See map on Pages 8 and 9 for parking locations. Trolleys stop at many public parking lots and garages in the downtown Scottsdale area. 55
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Paul Nzalamba/ Lungala “African Batik art with Stories”
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Brian Lensink
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artist's directory CERAMIC Doug Anderson San Francisco, CA Linda Asakawa, Don Asakawa Cave Creek, AZ Aaron Ashcraft Salt Lake City, UT Cathra-Anne Barker Santa Fe, NM Karen Bell Spring Green, WI Moni Blom San Diego, CA Paula Collins, Arthur Collins Fallbrook, CA Colleen Everett, Nick Everett Eagle, CO Katherina Lipscomb, Tracy Crocker Chandler, AZ Gail Pendergrass Portland, OR Scott Schoenherr, Naomi Schoenherr Laguna Beach, CA Seth Simpson McKinleyville, CA Fred Stodder San Juan Capistrano, CA Eri Sugimoto Lake Forest, CA DIGITAL ART Tanya Doskova Franco Forte, Fiona Forte Ed Myers Carolyn Quan Barry Reithmeier
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Las Vegas, NV Lake Mary, FL American Canyon, CA Rockford, IL
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DRAWING/PASTEL Karolina Adams Chandler, AZ Gary Bachers, Gabrielle Bachers New Boston, TX Jennifer Cavan Santa Fe, NM Erin Curry Dallas, TX Candice Ferguson Oxnard, CA Scott Hale Ivins, UT Haylee McFarland Whittier, CA Michael McKee Fountain Hills, AZ Stuart Ratcliff Sacramento, CA Scott Swezy Albuquerque, NM Brett Varney Sechelt, BC Nha Vuu Fort Collins, CO FIBER Peggotty Christensen, Hans Christensen Mimi Damrauer Betsy Giberson Della Goheen Diane Harty Heather Henke, Shea Henke Barbara Holloway Cheryl Kabala Selma Karaca Mel Mendez, Lucy Mendez Kim Nickens Natalie North, Kellie North Jessica Joy Reichert
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Prescott, AZ Phoenix, AZ Warner, NH Olympia, WA Frisco, CO
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Fort Collins, CO Galisteo, NM Oro Valley, AZ Beacon, NY
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Prescott, AZ Portland, OR
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Salt Lake City, UT Bellefontaine, OH
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FIBER Shani Solomon Henderson, NV Louise Valentine, Brian Provencher Gibsons, BC Alice Watterson Santa Fe, NM GLASS Paul Counts Joshua Dopp Bandhu Dunham Ken Hanson, Ingrid Hanson Scott Hartley Dehanna Jones David Lindsay Michael Maddy, Rina Fehrensen Andrew Madvin Toby McGee Fay Miller, Ivan Grajalez Nolan Prohaska Leonard Tinnell, Katie Patten
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San Marcos, CA Phoenix, AZ Prescott, AZ
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San Carlos, CA Benton, KS Seattle, WA Benicia, CA
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Vista, CA Detroit, MI Oklahoma City, OK
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Woodland Hills, CA Somerset, WI
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Missoula, MT
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JEWELRY Meisha Barbee Chula Vista, CA 75 Bonnie Beyer Scottsdale, AZ 117 Michele Black Ketchum, ID 149 Ann Marie Cianciolo Milwaukee, WI 16 Kristin DeSantis, Marc Kriewaldt Allenspark, CO 59 Amy Faust Oakland, CA 33 Carol Fugmann Phoenix, AZ 29 Katherine Goulandris, Michael Burris Abiquiu, NM 79 Sarah Hassler San Francisco, CA 57 Sean Hill Tucson, AZ 48 Alex Horst Prescott, AZ 135 Pyper Hugos, Jarrod Eastman Bozeman, MT 19 Busarin Kittichareonsup Phoenix, AZ 164 Karen Klinefelter Boise, ID 145 Birgit Kupke-Peyla Salinas, CA 126 Susie Larsson Seattle, WA 98 Logan Louis Greenville, NC 62 Carla Pennie McBride Santa Fe, NM 72 Ayala Naphtali New York, NY 124 Janel Nordstrom Scottsdale, AZ 129 Caitlin Paul Mesa, AZ 159 Tammy Rice Lincoln, NE 94 Melissa Stiles Portland, OR 152 Chelsea Stone Prescott, AZ 142 Yumi Ueno Van Nuys, CA 11 Victoria Varga, Daniel Brouder Cumberland Foreside, ME 103 Caroline Viene Eugene, OR 14
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artist's directory METAL Loren Feldman Anthony Hansen Rick Martin Arunas Oslapas Alex Santamarina David Vigo Thomas Walsh Carl Zachmann Jeffrey Zachmann Mark Zirinsky
Gold Canyon, AZ Morro Bay, CA Englewood, CO Bellingham, WA Petaluma, CA Pensacola, FL Philomath, OR Fergus Falls MN Fergus Falls, MN Denver, CO
MIXED MEDIA Mitchell Berg Albuquerque, NM Greta Cannon Santa Fe, NM Bill Colligen Chino Valley, AZ Mary Ennes Davis Bellingham, WA Aileen Frick Phoenix, AZ Scott Hildebrandt Littleton, CO Peter Judge Novato, CA Carol Klimek Albuquerque, NM Sarena Mann Placitas, NM Victoria Marquez Fallbrook, CA Pat Myer San Francisco, CA Patrick Noe West Linn, OR Paul Nzalamba, Lungala Rubadiri Los Angeles, CA Tres Taylor Birmingham, AL Chris Wheeler Fort Collins, CO Jason Wright Ypsilanti, MI PAINTING Gaston Carrio Houston, TX Timothy Chapman Phoenix, AZ Barton DeGraaf Bend, OR Roger Disney Tulsa, OK Jeffrey Durrant Moab, UT Richard Hall Mesa, AZ Martin Lambuth Denver, CO Vladimir Ovtcharov Albuquerque, NM Tai Poon Claremont, CA Stephanie Saint-Thomas Salt Lake City, UT Alla Tsank Encinitas, CA Chris Vance Bondurant, IA Taman VanScoy Long Beach, CA Scot A. Weir Rock Springs, WY
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PHOTOGRAPHY Andrew Butler Santa Cruz, CA 175 Timm Chapman Apache Junction, AZ 78 Caroline Christie Colrain, MA 123 Zeny Cieslikowski Corte Madera, CA 92 Georganna Dean Grover Beach, CA 28 JD Dennison Chicago, IL 143 John Gavrilis Aptos, CA 102
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PHOTOGRAPHY Russell Grace, Angela Kullmann Harvard, IL Jesper Johansen Denver, CO Fred Mertz Menlo Park, CA Ray Mosteller Easley, SC Jason Pavalonis Jackson Hole, WY Martin Trailer San Diego, CA PRINTMAKING Patricia Castellini Lebanon, NH Stephen Harmston, Bonnie Harmston Chandler, AZ Andrew Lawson Midland, TX Seung Lee Cathedral City, CA Pop Zhao, Jackie Chi San Francisco, CA SCULPTURE Doug Brannan Gary Burke, Ted Burke Eric Carroll, Richard Turner Ruben Fasani Vicki Fish Chris Hildenbrandt Stephen Jendro Jason Napier, Danielle Napier Malen Pierson, Wendy Pierson Dakota Pratt Stephanie Shangraw, Scott Shangraw Lon Walters
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Black Canyon City, AZ 40 Wichita, KS Stone Park, IL Bozeman, MT Louisville, KY Carnation, WA
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Friday Harbor, WA
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Lewiston, UT Dallas, TX
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Ramah, NM Sedona, AZ
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WOOD Ted Armulowicz Liberty Hill, TX 157 Rick Bachman, Linda Bachman Aurora, CO 27 Kim Beesley Gold Canyon, AZ 74 Kevin DesPlanques, Keenan DesPlanques Scottsdale, AZ 110 Tor Erickson, Robert Erickson Nevada City, CA 127 Larry Fielder Velarde, NM 47 Brian Hubel Colorado Springs, CO 8 Joel Hunnicutt Hendersonville, NC 23 Terry Jones Trout Lake, WA 13 Michael Kelley La Habra, CA 120 Brian Lensink Phoenix, AZ 167 Steven Mawson Lincoln, NE 162 Kipley Meyer Madison, GA 113 Ron Sisco, Christine Sisco Tumacacori, AZ 108
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Kim BeesLey Segmented Wordturning Booth #74
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Stuart Ratcliff
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COMMUNITY ART STUDIO
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he Community Art Studio will offer creative activities for all ages, including a community mural, paper sculptures, face painting, paper-hat making and more. Mini workshops on mime, poetry and creative movement will take place throughout the weekend. At the I LOVE Art Space near the iconic LOVE sculpture, Phoenix-based artist and printmaker Eli Richard will lead a free “Print Your Own Merch” workshop on Saturday and Sunday from Noon–4 p.m. Visitors will learn how to screen print T-shirts and customize the shirts featuring a signature festival design. T-shirt cost: $12 for kids, $15 for adults. For visitors interested in painting a T-shirt outside of the workshop hours, previously screen printed shirts will be available for sale at all retail locations, and can be painted at the I LOVE Art Space.
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ocal community artist Kyllan Maney invites guests to join her in creating “Trees of Love”. Visitor-designed paper hearts will be affixed to ribbons hanging from the trees adjacent to the Love sculpture. Cost: FREE
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cottsdale Public Art presents Barter Boat by RADAR Art: Robin Schwartzman, Anna Abhau Elliott and Desiree Moore. Barter Boat is an interactive art project powered by the motto “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” exploring the transformation of “one man’s trash” into curated art treasures. Barter Boat has floated from Minneapolis to Indianapolis to Baltimore, and is now docked in Arizona! Clean out your junk drawers or dust off your interpretive dance skills, and bring those trinkets to the Festival to trade for an eco-friendly bag filled with curated objects the Barter Boat collected from a previous city. Any and all small object sand non-tangible performances can be accepted as a trading item.
libations variety of fine wines, beers, cocktails Aincluding and other beverages will be for sale, Friday happy-hour drink specials (4–6 p.m.) and the popular build-yourown Bloody Mary Bar (at the Fountain Stage Bar) all weekend (10 a.m.–1 p.m.). Meet the brewers and sample beer at the Local Lounge! Enjoy craft cocktail sampling featuring Arcadia Vodka from
O.H.S.O. Distillery on Saturday, March 10, and Sunday, March 11 (Noon–4 p.m.). The Local Lounge, located at Marshall Garden, will feature draft beers from Sentinel Peak Brewing (Tucson), O.H.S.O. Brewery & Distillery (Phoenix) and Uncle Bear’s Brewery (Phoenix). Flights and full pours will be available for sale.
food vendors Even Stevens
Hand-crafted sandwiches
Que Sazon
South American street cuisine
Lulu’s Italian Ice
Seasonal flavors of Italian ice
Hibachibot
American, Korean and Mexican cuisine
Local LunchBox
Locally and seasonally sourced menu
Press Italian Street Food Gourmet sandwiches and snacks
Tom’s BBQ Pig Rig
BBQ platters and sandwiches
United Lunchadores Street Gourmet Gourmet Mexican street food
The Maine Lobster Lady
Authentic lobster rolls and seafood treats
Short Leash/Soundbite
Gourmet hot dogs and entertainment
Satay Hut
Dutch-Indonesian satay
Barrie’s Original Kettle Corn Sweet-and-salty popcorn
Paletas Betty
Handmade Mexican fruit and crème pop
Sweet Street Mini Donuts Sweet treats made to order
Riley’s Spice of Life
Mexican spices and seasonings
Untamed Confections
Sonoran Desert organic honey confections
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The Haymarket Squares
Salt Petal
Jaleo
entertainment schedule FRIDAY, MARCH 9 AMPHITHEATER STAGE
11–Noon HopiToWa Japanese/Native American Fusion 12:30–2 p.m. The Blood Feud Americana Noir Family Singers 2:30–4 p.m. Painted Soul R-and-B featuring Desiree White 4:30–6 p.m. Jaleo Latin Pop AZ HEADLINER FOUNTAIN STAGE
11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. 1–2 p.m. 2:30–4 p.m. 4:30–6 p.m.
Olympus Mons Trio AJ Odneal The Swamp Poets Steve Ayotte
Jazz Indie Pop Blues Folk Rock
SATURDAY, MARCH 10 AMPHITHEATER STAGE
10:30–11:30 a.m. Las Chollas Peligrosas Latin/Folk Fusion Noon–1:30 p.m. Muskellunge Bluegrass 2–3:30 p.m. Power Drive Band Latin, Dance 4:30–6 p.m. Salt Petal Surfdance/Tropical NATIONAL HEADLINER FOUNTAIN STAGE
11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. 1–2 p.m. 2:30–3:30 p.m. 4–6 p.m.
Miguel Melgoza Dirty Sunset Max Beckman Quartet Pride Through Strife
Funk/Soul Indie Folk Rock Jazz Reggae Rock
SUNDAY, MARCH 11 AMPHITHEATER STAGE
10–11:30 a.m. Pat Roberts and the Heymakers Noon–1:15 p.m. Treasurefruit 1:45–3 p.m. Cold Shott and the Hurricane Horns 3:30–5 p.m. The Haymarket Squares FOUNTAIN STAGE
Rockabilly Southwestern Psych Rock Blues Punkgrass AZ HEADLINER
10–11:30 a.m. BD Frank Bluegrass Noon–1 p.m. Moonlight Magic Neo-Exotica/Swinging Lounge 1:30–3 p.m. Cecile Hortensia French-American Folk Rock 3:30–5 p.m. Tessa Karrys Country Folk 14
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Fine Bronze Art
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