Powderhorn Art Fair 2012 Program

Marina Lee, artist

2012Powderhorn Art Fair

Saturday, August 4th from 10am6pm

Sunday, August 5th from 10am5pm

POWDERHORN PARK3400 15th Ave. S., Minneapolis www.powderhornartfair.org

2 Powderhorn Art Fair 2012 www.powderhornartfair.orgGiving back to the neighborhood by supporting park programming 2012 Powderhorn Art Fair 3

The Powderhorn Art Fair is a fiscal year 2012 recipient of a Minnesota Festival Support grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. This activity is funded, in part, by the arts and cultural heritage fund as appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature with money from the Legacy Amendment vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.

Powderhorn Art Fair CommitteeFlorence Hill, chair, Shari Albers, Chris Berry, Laura Burlis, Ila Duntemann, Adam Lares, Dara Rudick, Becky Timm, Dixie Treichel

Art Fair StaffBecky Timm PPNA Executive Director

Dixie Treichel Artistic Director

Shari Albers, Laura Burlis, Florence Hill Community Showcase/Group Exhibitor Coordinators

Terry Baumgardner AccountingDante De Nicola Food Vendor CoordinatorCyndi Fraedrich Information & Volunteer Coordinator

Susan Hagler Ad Sales

Nick Lethert Website

Sara Lopez Community OrganizerKelly Newcomer Program Layout & Design

Dan Rein Entertainment CoordinatorNancy Sartor Public Relations and Artist Lounge

Coordinator

Traffic Coordinators Sarah Anton, Leigh Combs,

Steve Miller, D. Rojas

Minneapolis Park & Recreation StaffPeter Jaeger Community Service Area Team LeaderAdam Lares Powderhorn Recreation Coordinator

Special Thanks To...Powderhorn Art Fair Volunteers

Powderhorn Park Staff & Maintenance Workers

Powderhorn Art Fair 2012 Main Exhibitor Jurors & AwardsChristopher Harrison

Leann JohnsonLinda A. Taylor

Community Showcase Juror & Awards, Spirit of Powderhorn AwardJeanine Malec

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Each summer white tents dot the landscape around Powderhorn Park bringing individuals from all over the country together to enjoy an abundance of creativity and skill that flows through the artists participating in the Powderhorn Art Fair. The real beauty of the Powderhorn Art Fair is that the events impact is felt throughout the year and not just on event days. The Powderhorn Art Fair is a unique collaboration with the Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association (PPNA) and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board

(MPRB). Proceeds from the Art Fair help fund park programs such as theatre arts, computer lab, teen center, music recording studio, the pottery studio and team sports giving neighborhood residents of all ages a safe environment in which to play, learn and grow. As you enjoy this years Art Fair, please take a mo-ment to reflect on your importance to Powderhorn Park and our community. We appreciate you taking time to experience the uniqueness of the Powder-horn Park neighborhood and hope you will visit us regularly.

Celebrating 21 years of art and community

2012 Powderhorn Art Fair Sponsors

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Hangin On was originally a preliminary sculpture drawing that was chosen for this years art fair image.

Beginning Dreams forever the name place of my studio. This vi-sion, this prayer, this way of living, this way of approaching art is to keep seeing new, seeing through new eyes, living for the surprises, living to keep possibilities always available.

Marina Lee

About the cover art by Marina Lee, Best of Show 2011Welcome to the Powderhorn Art Fair!

MetroTransit info

Bus 23X is a special art fair bus route created by Metro Transit for 2012

Route 23X takes people from the Uptown Art Fair to Powderhorn Art Fair, to the 38th Street Station, back to Powderhorn and onto Up-town. The Route 23X pro-tects the regular Route 23 from overcrowding while pro-viding service to the Powder-horn Park Art Fair attendees. Buses leave every 15 minutes.

Route 23X will drop off and pick up on East 35th Street by Powderhorn Park between 13th Ave S and 14th Ave S.

Route 6 on Hennepin Ave will travel between the Loring Park Art Festival and Uptown Art Fair. There is no Metro Tran-sit Art Fair Bus going directly between Powderhorn Art Fair and Loring Park Art Festival.

Free bus passes are good for travel to all three art events.

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3rd PlaceAndrew Witt & Nancy Pizarro, Clay

Circa Ceramics is a two-person (Andy Witt & Nancy Pizarro) studio that came to be in the fall of 1999, when we began designing & making a line of tableware & acces-sories with an emphasis on functionality, colour, and fun.

One aspect that makes our ware unique is the fact that we make much of the machinery that helps produce our ware. We do everything in our studio, thereby ensuring the quality we have come to be known by - Every step of the process has to meet our high standards.

Our specialties lie in the form of the ware and its deco-ration - we make consistent, usable shapes that interplay the design elements of image and colour - Clay with the culinary in mind. We continue to create pieces in our Chicago studio and our work is available to the masses primarily through Etsy, select boutiques, art/craft festivals and the occasional open studio weekend.

2nd PlaceSteve Tomashek, Mixed Media

Steve Tomashek grew up in Winona, Minnesota. He is a graduate of Indiana University with a degree in World History and Education. Part way through his university years his familys house burned to the ground and with it his grandfathers woodworking tools were lost. As a way of coming to terms with the loss Steve bought himself a knife and carved a chess set. The experience led him to take up carving as a hobby. Several years of practice and the hobby turned into a full-time gig. Fifteen years and thousands of carvings later, his work today has a devoted following around the world through his site ministeve.com and at art fairs and galleries in the Midwest and East Coast of the U.S. and now in Europe as well. In collabo-ration with the artist Glenn Gordon he also stages and photographs miniature tableaux of his carvings and he is now bringing his carvings even further to life through his video stop-motion animations, which he writes, produces, directs, and does all the sound effects for, as well as the catering, all solo.Beginning Dreams forever the name place of my studio.

This vision, this prayer, this way of living, this way of ap-proaching art is to keep seeing new, seeing through new eyes, living for the surprises, living to keep possibilities al-ways available. I have created expressive abstractpaintings of personal, yet universal journeys. I have created dimensional works portraying humor, healing color and integration of cultural pattern in spiritual guardian sculp-tures. And then I have experienced the creation of inti-mate works quietly documenting Native American histori-cal points of view on hand-held ceramic turtle shells and the experience utilizing Adinkra symbols as universal forms and wisdom talkers as source for communal art alongside school children. Or I help create large scale works trans-forming social public space by bridging earth elements and orchestrated artistic elements with hundreds of artists hands and hearts as one visual transforming mind. The birth of the idea can be as transformative as the birth of the form. The notion that the forms can change position and create a new dialogue, maybe with humor or a surprise of vulnerability and sinceritythe interactive viewer can create their personal dialogue for the playing forms, thus becoming part of the art.

Each year four top awards (Best Of, Second Place, Third Place, Merit) and invitational awards are given to Main Exhibitors and one top award to the Community Showcase. All artists are eligible for The Spirit of Powderhorn award. A panel of three judges, of varying art backgrounds (one of whom is a Powderhorn Park Neighborhood resident), is chosen by the Art Fair Committee to jury the Main Exhibitors and select award winners. One judge is chosen by the Community Showcase Committee to select the Spirit of Pow-derhorn award winner (the artist whose work best represents the unique qualities found in the Powderhorn Park Neighborhood), and Best of for the Community Showcase.

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2011 Best of Show2012 Featured artist

Marina Lee, Sculpture


Honorable MentionLaura Christensen, Clay

I didnt always know I wanted to be a potter. I discovered clay quite by accident and fell in love immediately. After discovering pottery in college, I spent 6 years with another potter as an apprentice learning all I could before setting up my own studio.

Working on the wheel is a very satisfying, somewhat meditative experi-ence for me. I love watching forms come to life before my eyes. I am drawn to clean lines and graceful curves, with a need for order and func-tionality in my pieces that stems from a passion for math. I strive to make pieces that are calming, inviting and encourage frequent use.

Spirit Of PowderhornJulie Crabtree-Pfannes, Fiber

Julie Crabtree studied textiles, fashion, Art and em-broidery at Mansfield College of Arts, Nottingham-shire, England. After completing a four year degree course she taught at the College before emigrating to Canada, and now calls Northern Wisconsin home.

Utilizing the sewing machine as a drawing tool she works freely over the canvas with stitches to build up textural landscapes, adding hand stitching and fur-ther textured effects with a number of experimen-tal embroidery techniques. Which includes distress-ing, burning, felting, dyeing fabrics and threads use of soluble stabilizers and some painting, as well as the more traditional techniques.

Inspired by the ever changing landscapes throughout the seasons, a constant inspiration, to capture the texture into either realism or some abstract piece based on the color and texture of nature.

In addition to fine art for framing, Julie creates her textured and landscape pieces for accessories, cards and has work published in several magazines, books, cover for a CD, and was a guest on PBS tv, "Sewing with Nancy". Her work can be found at juried art shows, where she has won numerous awards, galleries and locally at the Textile Center.

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Main Exhibitor Jury & Awards 2011:

Armando Gutierrez G.Teresa Hichens-Olson Susan Hensel

Community Showcase/Spirit of Powderhorn Awards 2011

Cecilia Schiller

Community Showcase Award 2011

John Anderson, Photography

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In the NeighborhoodMonthly Events at 3730 Chicago Ave S, Studio B

Sunday, August 19th at 7 p.m. we will be screening the documentary The Interrupters. Steve Floyd, a photographer of and speaker on street culture, will host a discussion about urban violence.

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COMMUNITY SHOWCASE ARTISTS2012 Juror - Jeanine MalecJohn Anderson PhotographyCristine Basina JewelryLinda Berglin FiberLaura Burlis ClayChrys Carroll ClayJudy Cooper Lyle & Linda Jones JewelryMeg Corcoran FiberMeg Erke Hand-bound blank booksBrady Flower Photo Letter ProjectJeremy Irvin & Alexandra Jeffrey FiberMari Johnson FiberCarla Kjellberg JewelryTed Klyce PhotographyDave Longsdon MagnetsYvette Monstad Mixed Media SculpturesAlan Olson JewelryRobbyn A. Overall Photo StationeryNicole Pamelia JewelryAshley Pernitz & Shanda Jorgensen FiberAngela Skrade Henna body artLinda Snouffer Mixed mediaTerry L. Williams Mixed Media Paintings

Adnan ShantiCaricatures

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WORLD MUSIC STAGE ( E1E1 on map)Saturday11:00 Corazon en la Mano Sephardic Jewish 12:00 Dreamland Faces modern nostalgia1:00 Tom Klein Irish Uileann pipes2:00 Dan Rein Iranian and Kurdish string music 3:00 Greg Herriges whirled string music 4:00 Paddy OBrien Irish accordion music

Sunday11:00 Corazon en la Mano Sephardic Jewish 12:00 Dan Rein Iranian and Kurdish string music 1:00 Tom Klein Irish Uileann pipes2:00 Paddy OBrien Irish accordion music 3:00 Dreamland Faces modern nostalgia4:00 Greg Herriges whirled string music

PUPPET SHOWS & THEATERSaturday and SundayOpen Eye Figure Theatre ( E2E2 on map) puppet shows

11:00 11:30 am12:30 1:00 pm 2:00 2:30 pm

Saturday only Nalah and the Pink Tiger ( E3E3 on map) shadow puppet shows

Nalah and the Pink Tiger is a one-woman puppet show, based on the picture book of the same title, written and performed by Anne Sawyer-Aitch. Lively little Nalah lives so intensely in her imagina-tion that grown-ups around her view her as a trou-blemaker. Things come to a head when - in addition to all the exotic animals that Nalah has placed in the house a pink tiger follows her home from the zoo and creates havoc. Appropriate for all ages. 10:30 11:00 amNoon 12:30 pm1:30 2:00 pm

Pink Tiger face painting by Amy Taylor

EntertainmentGROUP EXHIBITORSArtescape Coorperatively-operated art studio: Beth

Rapatz, Shelly Cartmell, Sheri Melander-Smith, Elena Griggs,Tanya Nickels

Fire on the Greenway Functional pottery: Melissa Fa-vero, Marie Anderson, Joana Buyert, Danielle Louden, Heather Wang

Phillip Schmidt/Jonathon Fosse High-fired & wood-fired pottery

Rogue Potters Hand-made ceramic ware: Fred Yerich, Randall Anderson,Lynn Hoffman

The Art Shoppe at Midtown Global Market Local art cooperative, mixed media: Terry Day, Raelene Ash, Kim Buell, Tara Innmon, Aziz Osman, Keegan Xavi, Carol Osterman, Tonie Clarice

Vine Arts Center Non-profit, member-run art center & gallery: Mary Stiff, Rob House, Kathleen Crook

COMMUNITY ARTS TENTSChicago Avenue Fire Arts Center Powderhorn 365 Photo exhibitPowderhorn Empty Bowls potters wheel demonstrationsPowderhorn Park Pottery Program pottery saleStevenBe Spinning & weaving demos; learn to knit

ArtiCulture offers interactive opportu-nities for art-mak-ing. We offer classes and workshops for all ages; and pro-grams that aim to increase accessibility to the arts. Visit www.articulture.org or call 612.729.5151 for information!

Photo by Nick Lethert

Open Eye Figure Theatre

Photo by Rebecca Goodwyn

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Anne Sawyer-Aitch creator of Nalah and the Pink Tiger

Photo by Ally Millar

Dreamland Faces

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ArtiCultureFree hands-on art for kids

COMMUNITY SHOWCASE ARTISTS GROUP EXHIBITORS

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Saturday onlyPowderhorn Theater Arts ( E4E4 on map)

10:15 parade from park building to site

10:30-11am Song of the Mermaid, an excerpt of an original play by Steven LaVigne. Directed by Kayte Norini.


NAME BOOTH NUMBERArtists listed alphabetically and grouped by medium

CLAYSusan Anderson 146Karen Bell 155Daniel Bennett 91Lori Bonz 119Teresa Bowen 62Laura Christensen 178Tim Connors 29Kate Daly 130Charles Deckas 9Phillip Echert 136Michael Howland 67Barry Jepson 51William & Cynthia Kaufman/Mosedale 19Carolina Niebres 85Judith Miller 124Gint & Regina Sabaliauskas 3Stephen Schroeder 78Steven Showalter 167Adama Sow 72Miles Stearn 162Kirsten Walstead 182Mary Weisgram 42Kathleen Wellik 108Tony Winchester 14Andrew & Nancy Witt 114

DIGITAL ARTGiesla Hoelscher 90Lisa Lammey 40Naomi Marietta 61

DRAWINGSue Rowe 131Randal Spangler 37Mel Thompson 109

FIBERChris & Roger Allen-Wickler 26Karen Berglund 6Deborah Brawley 93Nancy Cekalla 34Julie Crabtree-Pfannes 103Margaret Dobbin 126Sue Donohoo 46Donna Eddy 164Parvaneh Eshghieh 28Barbara Geurink 68Susan Gooden 179Bobbi Hoppman 150Aimee McAdams 17Leslie Mornes 81Rachel Roang 121Jeanne Rostad 53Diliana Thilmony 98Cheri Trexler 2Bao Yang 74Nou Yang 132True Yang 171

GLASSSteve Brewster 125Cheryl Brown 104Art Ciccotti 84Steve Claypatch 55Brent Cox 12Laurie Freivogel 161Rene Grisham 118Lorene Harris 71Jeanine Huot 20Yoko Jufer 60

Nate Lynn 110Cecil McKenzie 142Robin Mueller 154Tom Nedobeck 30Jon Offutt 43Scott Simmons 89Jeff Sorensen 97Greg Wagner 177

JEWELRYTricia Bagstad 106William Bailey 4Ashley Baird 21Jenny Bermudez 138Don Bodenberg 92Linda Bonine 151Deborah Bushinski 64Marc & K. Daphnae Clements/Koop 123Ron Cordell 27Kim Crocker-Dickenson 33Jeff Dawald 79Devon Driscoll 88Monika Fairchild 16Kelly Hazel 83Gail Jacobson 156Aaron Kahmann 165Nadine King 73Brenna Klassen-Glanzer 49Erin Klein 170Andrea & Rolf Ludden 111Bernadette Mahfood 39Candy Mcfall 117Michelle Moss 160Rachael Newman 134Amy Palmer 56Kate Qualley Peterson 11Carmel & Michael Schramm 143Susan Spiller 69Philip Troyer 101

Shauna Zeck 129Patti Zeiche 95

LEATHERFaye Fisher-Ward 137Rose Gianlorenzi 169

METALMichael Chamberlin 35Judy & David Hedblom 94Robert Lyall 25Greg & Ben Meyerdirk 63Jon Route 47Demetra Saloutos 59Rabi Sanfo 75Marvin & Michelle Shafer 174Michelle Zorich 181

MIXED MEDIAJanet Ahrens 80Ami Amrani 86Tom Ashworth 10Nicole Aufderhar 107Connie Baker 180B.J. Christofferson 52Robin Coggshall 41Jeffrey Homar 158Julie Johnson 100M.A. Katke 48Barbara Lash 152Debra McDonald 133Debb Morgen 145Lynn Schultz 65Trish Shantz 120Steve Tomashek 15Kristen Treuting 22Shawn Wolter 113Ying Zhang 183

PAINTINGShane Anderson 135Lonnie Carter 77Westy Copeland 82Charlotte Fung Miller 66Michael Garberick 87Jennifer Gilles 168Jeremy Hansen 13Karri Jamison 102Jordan Kammer 36Cody Kiser 112Kevin Kluever 140Timothy Kobs 175Anita Martin 163Melvin McGee 31Olivia O Keeffe 153Ann Powell 58Greta Sandquist 122Tara Vojta 157Byron Wells 50

PAPERAndrea Martin 38

PHOTOGRAPHYJames Benda 32Lisa DeMore Rudolph 172Mary Foster 44Jim Gindorff 54Allen Gray 18Andy Hall 159Daron Krueger 115Dan Leisen 176Oscar Matos Linares 96Nathan Lovas 148Gary Nelson 5Bruce Palaggi 76Tracy Sadlo-Peterson 24

PRINTMAKINGBetsy Bowen 105Kendra Gebbia 8Emily Koehler 173Steve Nowatzki 141

SCULPTUREPaul Bondhus 116Alice Calhoun 147Alice Delaney 144Marina Lee 1Buzz Leighton 149Alex Zaves 127

WOODJohn Berglund 7Chris Christenson 45Victor Edwards 128Michele Freed 70Heather King 99Vincent Lewis 166Robert & Yvonne Myrvall 184 Craig Richardson 57David Towley 23Don Wood 139

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Powderhorn Art Fair is moving towards being a zero waste event.Powderhorn Art Fair is moving to-wards being a zero waste event. This year we asked food vendors to not sell water in plastic bottles to begin reduc-ing waste and to acknowledge that wa-ter is not a commodity.

There are extra water fountains espe-cially for the art fair and park water pumps in the park. Please bring your own beverage containers and reuse any purchased ones when possible. In the park the blue cans are for recycling and the green cans are for trash. We thank you for your participation.

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CityKid Java, a local coffee company that gives all of its profits back to kids is creating coffee art to commemo-rate its 10th anniversary at the 2012 Powderhorn Art Fair on August 4, 2012.

To celebrate this landmark, ten kids and three art teach-ers are teaming up to make coffee art that replicates the iconic spoonbridge and cherry in the Minneapolis Sculp-ture Garden. By using 3,500 cups of coffee and 71 gallons of milk, the coffee art will span 17.5 feet x 13 feet.

Similar to the Mona Lisa coffee art made at the Rocks Aroma Festival in Sydney, the kids and teachers will place the cups alongside each other to create an uncanny aerial view image to celebrate CityKids contribution to south Minneapolis youth.

CityKid Java was created in 2002 in partnership with Urban Ventures Leadership Foundation, a non-profit or-ganization based in South Minneapolis with the mission to revitalize a community in desperate need since 1993. CityKid Java sprang forth as a creative business venture to help Urban Ventures social programs become more self-sustaining by selling 100 percent Arabica coffee, with all of its profits going to Urban Ventures.

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CityKid Java Saturday Only Aug 4Coffee Art will be created by the cement platform, NW area of Powderhorn Lake

CITYKID JAVA CELEBRATES 10 YEARS, 10,000 KIDS BY CREATING ICONIC MINNEAPOLIS COFFEE ART

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Pianos on Parade (POP) is a project that places ar-tistically transformed pianos around the Twin Cities in various outdoor locations for all to play and enjoy. POP is a joint collaboration between Keys 4/4 Kids, a local nonprofit organization that sells donated pianos, and the offices of Mayor Chris Coleman and Mayor R.T. Rybak. From mid-July to mid-September, the Twin Cities will play host to twenty unique and colorful pi-

anos, each transformed by local students and artists. Whether on a street corner or in a favorite park, these pianos will spur residents and visitors to spontane-ously engage with art, music, and one another, creating moments of community and highlighting the citys ex-ceptional commitment to music and the arts. To learn more, visit: www.pianosonparade.org.

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Powderhorn Park neighborhood in Minneapolis is a vast ar-ray of people, plants, creatures, scenes, and activities. Often the media portray us as criminals or as victims of crime. Amy Wurdock set out to counter these perceptions. She

organized six others and herself to photograph the neigh-borhood. Since January 1, 2009, Powderhorn365 photogra-phers have posted one photo on the blog per day. Each year has a new weekly team and a pool of guest photographers. The project is now halfway through its fourth year and has recently been approved as a program of Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association (PPNA).

Being a P-365 photographer is a unique experience. It is up to that one person to decide which photo gets posted for his or her day. We maintain our autonomy as artists but wel-come input from the community. We need to open our eyes to see what is around us and use our cameras to try to show this to others. Ephraim Eusebio, a 2010 weekly pho-tographer, wrote this about Powderhorn365: This project was amazing to participate in and I am so much more in touch with my neighbors. Each photographer has their own story about the experiences.

We present an exhibit at the Powderhorn Art Fair every year. We invite you to see what we have this year. A new development is that some P-365 photographers volunteered to take photos for art fair history. Books will be available for viewing or for sale at the event. The 2011 book features: Joey Ford, Rhonda Kist, Satya Varghese Mac, Sadie McKinley, and Michael Wright for the entire year, Anders Gurda for the first half, and Kate Zwicky for the last half. Guest photogra-phers added their own perspectives to the collection. Aria Dominguez designed the book, and Amy Wurdock, Aria, and Gayla Ellis edited it. The book is dedicated to the memory of our beloved poet, Roy McBride.

Our books are available for sale at PPNA. We welcome do-nations to help support the project by volunteer photogra-

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phers. Purchases or donations may be made online at http://ppna.org/ppna-in-action/powderhorn365 or check with the PPNA office at 821 East 35th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55407, 612-722-4817. The Hennepin County Libraries have also pur-chased books for branch libraries, so check with your library.

Please look at our blog at www.powderhorn365.com. We are on Facebook. Look at our collection of photos. See what

is emerging from the cameras and imagination of our group for 2012, namely Guthrie Byard, Chrys Carroll, Alexandra El-lison, Michael Flood, Rebecca Lawrence, Ann Silver, and Jane Stoller, as well as guest photographers. If you are interested in being a guest photographer, have something youd like us to photograph, or have questions, please contact us at [email protected].

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The shady setting of the Powderhorn Park art fair is a love-ly place to spend a few hours at one of the finest regional art fairs of the country.

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Deborah Foutch

I did the fair for 17 of the last 20 years. The first time I came to the fair I was planning to get myself a tent and join the the traveling art show artists. The 1st artist I encountered in the park as I came down the hill was a neighbor from Elliot Ave who was show-ing her unique cloth dolls from the comfort of an over stuffed chair under a cottonwood. The fair got a little more uniform as the years progressed but it continues to be neighborhood driven and oper-ates with a light spirit. I spent 10 years serving on the committee and I always enjoyed the Sunday morning shouted announcements with instruments and noisemakers celebrating the winners of the fair awards. I have moved my art life back indoors but I

loved the years of setting up in the shade and sharing my work with the neighborhood and the visitors to our beautiful park. I now teach doll making, surface design and other classes out of my NE studio, as well as showing my work at indoor shows and galleries.

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Longtime Art Fair Committee Members Acknowledged

I fell in love with the Powderhorn Art Fair in 1999, the first time I did the show. There seemed to be such synergy between the park, the neighborhood and the artists. The art fair has its own special spirit with its diverse musicians, artists and patrons. It is the only fair I know of that reinvests its profits directly into building park pro-grams for its own community. I knew then that I wanted to help the show to grow yet keep its community philosophy. I greatly enjoyed my 11 years on the art fair committee. I have lately been working on new paintings and have been painting some pet portraits in my studio.

With deepest gratitude to those I served.

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Brittany Road, acrylic on wood, by Florence Hill

Many Vantages of River, mixed media (detail), by Deborah Foutch

Florence Hill Brenna BusseAndrea Altman

Fall Fanfare, oil pastel, by Andrea Altman

Out of the Box Series: Reaching Home, mixed media, by Brenna Busse

I have been a longtime resident of the Powderhorn neighborhood and a long-time volunteer with the Powderhorn Art Fair. I am proud and passionate about the programs promoting art in my neighbor-hood. This year I am the Art Fair Com-mittee Chair and co-coordinator for the Community Arts area.

I have been a practicing artist for over 50 years. I enjoy working en plein air, in all mediums, and my studio has hosted a figure drawing group every Sunday after-noon for almost 37 years. My images talk about light and observing nature as She makes art. I never tire of chasing those colors that can drift like perfume, or bolt out of the darkness, that make a drama of the moment never to be repeated exactly the same another time.

www.florencehill.com

From the very first year -- the Powder-horn Art Fair was a perfect fit for me: a beautiful, verdant setting in my artistic neighborhood, run by artists, and helping fund programs in the park.

I jumped in after that first year -- to be-come a part of the committee that ran the show -- and continued to be a part of it for many years, as well as jurying into the show. This year is a new adventure for me -- I am taking a break from Pow-derhorn to do a show in Colorado that I have always wanted to do.

The special spot in my heart, and around the lake will be open for another artist to experience the magic that is Powderhorn.

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We arebuildingblocks.

By Laura Burlis

On Sunday evening, May 27, 2012, Walker Commu-nity Church at the corner of 16th Avenue South and 31st Street was hit by lightning during a fierce storm and the building burnt to the ground. While the con-gregation regroups and plans the future, wed like to acknowledge Walkers tremendous impact on the Powderhorn community.

In the mid 1960s Bryan Peterson arrived as pastor with a social justice agenda. Walker quickly became a center for community activism and community building. Over the next 45 years, this fertile seed-bed would help spawn such organizations as KFAI Community Radio, In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theater, the Sustainable Resources Center, Powderhorn Pottery Program, Powderhorn Fire-works Safety Patrol, a Native American sweatlodge and Pastor Roger Lynns aniti-prostitute patrol. Un-til the fire, Walker hosted free community meals, a twice-yearly rummage sale, an annual holiday art fair

and many other sacred/secular activities.

Walkers open-door rental policy has welcomed a Muslin groups Ramadan gatherings, neighborhood cel-ebrations, offices and meetings for community groups and countless theater, music and cultural events.

As the people of Walker Church rebuild, we wish them well and thank them for the years of service to our community.

Left: Young Walker Church members & Powderhorn residents Mimi Bomster (left) and Melissa Iantaffi-Wright look to the future. Right: The church before the fire.

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