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Oconomowoc Festival of the ArtsBOARD of DIRECTORS

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dee Dee JacobsenCo-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dianne BingerRecording Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . .Barb Baker Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Meg RohdePast President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Bates

Barb BakerJeff BatesMary BatesKatie GiesenBeth HansingVirginia HarrisAnn HasselkusBarb HeinleJeanne HenryDebbi KriegerFrank MaydakKathy MaydakBarbara Minett

Carol Morrow

Linda Napolitano

Paul Phelps

John Rawlins

Betty Reul

Betsy Sander

Susan Shepherd

Tom Snyder

Tim Traynor

Roxanne Vincent

Colette Warell

Ellyn Zimmerman

PAST PRESIDENTS

To All Festival Guests, Artists and Organizers:

I would like to welcome you to the beautiful city of Oconomowoc which is honored to once again host the prestigious Festival of the Arts, an event which has continued to grow over the past 44 years and maintains itself as the premier community event for our fine city.

Whether this is your first time here or you are a veteran of many past Festivals, I encourage you to explore our community as your schedule allows. While we are proud of what we are able to enjoy on a daily basis living here and what our city brings to us, we are more proud to show it off to our visitors when they arrive!

My most sincere wishes for your enjoyment of the Festival of the Arts this year. It is a summertime tradition which keeps getting stronger.

Jim DaleyMayor, City of Oconomowoc, WI

The President and Board of Directors of the Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts Ltd. wish to thank everyone who so willingly helped in the 2014 Festival.

The Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts Ltd.:• Is a non-profit organization• Has been in existence for 44 years• Administers a non-subsidized, self-supporting annual budget of more than $60K• Pays an Oconomowoc city park fee for the use of Fowler Park• Is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors• Presents generous scholarship awards annually

Artists from around the country:• Apply for only 135 available spaces in the Festival• Submit applications using the ZAPP process by computer• Pay a flat fee to exhibit in the show. No percentage of their sales are shared• Compete for ribbons and awards in the following categories: Best of Show; Ceramics; Drawing; Fiber/Leather; Glass; Graphics; Jewelry; Mixed Media 2D; Mixed Media 3D; Painting; Photography; Sculpture; Wood

More than 500 local community volunteers:• Provide security for the park• Act as Hosts and Hostesses during the Festival• Provide food & drink under the direction of local churches & service clubs• Coordinate 30 hours of mostly volunteer entertainment on three stages• Entertain nearly 1,000 young people each year in the Children’s Area• Provide free shuttle bus service to and from the Festival• House artists in their homes if requested• Furnish a picnic buffet for all participating artists

Scholarship FundOver the years, the Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts has given away approximately $70,000 in scholarships to local students pursuing studies in the fine and performing arts.

How Artists ApplyApplications may be downloaded from the Festival website, www.oconomowocarts.org, after November 1, 2014. The committee will use the ZAPP application process only. Please refer to the website or our Facebook page for additional information, or you may contact us by mail at: Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts, PO Box 651, Oconomowoc, WI 53066.

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Jeanne LeitlBarb MinettJoe MoroniDenise NussbaumJoan RankinJohn RawlinsBetty ReulDavid ReulMeg RohdeDorothy St.ThomasBetsy SanderCarol SchroederMegan SpindlerFritz SteitzerJuliet SteitzerPam TeschTod TeschLauren VertzPat WiserNancy WhitePaige WolfgramEllyn Zimmerman

BOARD MEMBERS

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ARTISTS L I S T E D B Y M E D I A

CERAMICS5 Bowen, Teresa • Ceramicslaygallery@gmail.com53 Briggs, Nancy • Ceramicsbriggspottery@mchsi.com29 Donahue, Bridget • Ceramicsbridget@bridgetdonahue.com104 Leach, Marilyn • Ceramicsmarilynleach@wi.rr.com17 LeSueur, Kathleen • Ceramics kathi@lesueurclaywork.com124 Linnabary, Cynthia • Ceramicscinlin@charter.net65 McDaniel, Eileen • Ceramics theteapotlady@live.com 43 Mehan, Lori • Ceramics dmarie_35@msn.com21 Osvog, Kyle • Ceramicskosvog@gmail.com60 Raasch, Jeffrey • Ceramics jefraasch@ameritech.net52 Reiberg, Bob • Ceramics reiberg@aol.com44 Schroeder Voss, Jessie • Ceramics info@handmade-dinnerware.com35 Scott-Zumwalt, Jeanne • Ceramics jspotts@kvmo.net71 Showalter, Steven • Ceramicsstevenshowalter@gmail.com97 Tortorella, Jill • Ceramicsjill@Antiochpottery.com

DRAWING/PASTELS92 Burr, George • Drawing / Pastelsf3jusa@gmail.com42 Krause, Lynn • Drawing / Pastels Lynnmikek@gmail.com1 Lauersdorf, Robin • Drawing / Pastels robin@alumniartwork.com27 Mueller, Mark • Drawing / Pastels mueller-art@wi.rr.com121 Stahl, Jim • Drawing / Pastelsjimstahlart@hotmail.com

FIBER/LEATHER46 Boelk, Kamryn • Fiber / Leather kboelk@gmail.com55 Cherney, Sharon • Fiber / Leather argent@amerytel.net129 Fears, Princy & John • Fiber / Leather nofears200@hotmail.com107 Fisher-Ward, Faye • Fiber / Leather fisherward@msn.com111 Geurink, Barbara • Fiber / Leather hotofftheloom@gmail.com41 Heller, Patricia • Fiber / Leatherhellervought@gmail.com72 Livermore, Laura • Fiber / Leather laura@nauticalsilks.com83 Miklavicic-Franz, Alicia • Fiber / Leather silkwormtextiles@gmail.com6 Miller, Jill • Fiber / LeatherJill@hooeybatiks.com59 Mock, Erika • Fiber / Leather erikamock@gmail.com30 Schutte, Dorothy • Fiber / Leather dschutte3@hotmail.com112 Thompson, Teresa • Fiber / Leather barklesspress@gmail.com91 Weymouth, Jeanne • Fiber / Leather jeannewey1@charter.net

GLASS98 Eickholt, Robert • Glasseickholtglass@aol.com108 Engwall, Susie • Glass Susie@SusieEngwall.com48 Freeburn, Christine • Glasscemcewan@comcast.net77 Ikenn, Amy • Glassamy@heartfirestudios.com28 Kernodle, Chad • Glassjillkernodle@gmail.com54 Offutt, Jon • Glassmulciberglass@hotmail.com8 Quackenbush, Kristin • Glasskrisquackenbush@hotmail.com61 Scott, Robinson • Glass rsgs@iphouse.com128 Sievers, Alan • Glass lusiev@comcast.net87 Sigwarth, Douglas & Renee • Glass dsigwarth@msn.com68 Simmons, Scott • Glasssunriseglass@tds.net100 VanDyke, Susan • Glass svandyke_99@yahoo.com81 Wilbat, James • Glassjrwilbat@aol.com19 Wilson, Leonard • Glasslwilson@mc.net

GRAPHICS/PRINTMAKING7 Biwer-Stewart, Lori • Graphics / Printmakinglbstewart@lbstewart.com33 Bond, Michael • Graphics / Printmaking contact@michaelbondetchings.com25 Burns, Scott • Graphics / Printmaking zapp@scottburns.us69 Lukas, Susan • Graphics / Printmaking sjlukas@hotmail.com39A-39 McClelland, Kim • Graphics / Printmakingkmcclelland75@earthlink.net122 Pachuta, Jack • Graphics / Printmaking jack@pachuta.com70 Wennersten, Jay • Graphics / Printmaking JayWenner@aol.com20 Wilcox, Tom • Graphics / Printmaking wilcoxt@tds.net

JEWELRY9 Axium, Carole • Jewelrycaroleaxium@yahoo.com120 Baade, Audra • Jewelry audra@lostsparrowjewelry.com90 Bailey, William • Jewelrybaileysjewelry@aol.com18 Costello, Dagmara • Jewelrydagmaradagart@hotmail.com94 Fairchild, Monika • Jewelryfairmonika@gmail.com26 Ferguson, Diana • Jewelry info@dianafergusonjewelry.com99 Ferrell, Russ • Jewelry info@ferrelljewelry.com82 Groseclose, Terry • Jewelry torsg@yahoo.com37 Klassen-Glanzer, Brenna • Jewelry bkg.silver@gmail.com47 Lindholm, Nancy • Jewelry nancy@soleildesigns.net4 Mason, Barb • Jewelry barbpmason@sbcglobal.net34 Moss, Michelle • Jewelry sflower@charter.net

123 Nunnelee, Jennifer • Jewelry info@lakestonejewelry.com133 Palmer, Amy & Matt • Jewelryamy.fullcirclestudios@gmail.com114 Richter-O'Connell, Susan • Jewelryrocformations@gmail.com115 Thee, Michael • Jewelry michael@michaeltheestudio.com105 Troyer, Philip • Jewelry thunderskyjewelry@yahoo.com130 Wilson, Kim • Jewelrykwilson8@wi.rr.com

MIXED MEDIA 2D14 Gramarossa Ziegler, Peggy • Mixed Media 2Dziegler.peg@gmail.com67A-67 LaCosse, Scott & Victoria • Mixed Media 2Dlacossestudio@gmail.com78 Morris, Anne • Mixed Media 2D info@anniemorrisdesigns.com22 Mueller, Robin • Mixed Media 2D whimsiesdesign@gmail.com64 Schmidt, Scot • Mixed Media 2D pfunk1@ntd.net101 Snedic Wunderlin, MaryAnn • Mixed Media 2D MASWUNDERLINART@aol.com84 Steininger, Stephen • Mixed Media 2D sydmax@att.net73 Wagner, Daniel • Mixed Media 2D daniel0018@sbcglobal.net57 Zale, Lou • Mixed Media 2Dlouzale@gmail.com

MIXED MEDIA 3D86 Cooley, Richard • Mixed Media 3D sparkplugguy@yahoo.com93 Fairchild, Stephen • Mixed Media 3D fairmonika@gmail.com80 Hager, Mary • Mixed Media 3D mlouhager@aol.com109 Hewitt, Kelly • Mixed Media 3D ginabuzz@centurylink.net15 Hunt, Kathleen • Mixed Media 3D kaleidoart1@aol.com40 Jellema, Ruth • Mixed Media 3D rdfabrications@runbox.com106 Kittelson, Steve • Mixed Media 3D pegsteve@acegroup.cc135 Lash, Barbara • Mixed Media 3D barbara.lash@yahoo.com95A-95 Mongan, Joseph • Mixed Media 3D metalscapes@comcast.net136 Radtke, Steven • Mixed Media 3D srad123@windstream.net23 Richardson, Craig • Mixed Media 3D craigart49@yahoo.com116 Von Ende, Richard • Mixed Media 3D rvonende@verizon.net

PAINTING31 Casper, Lynn • Painting lynn@lynncasperfineart.com11 Fritsch, Jessie • Painting jessie@jessiefritsch.com75 Gilbertsen, David • Painting artistdg@wi.rr.com36 Holmes, Michael • Paintingmhksu@yahoo.com134 Hustad, Bruce • Paintinghustadbb@sbcglobal.net58 Jones, Aletha • Painting zapp@alethajones.com117 Koenig, Hal • Painting koenig@wi.rr.com

24 Mao, Hong • Painting hongmao1@hotmail.com45 Miller, Charlotte • Paintingcharlotte@cfungmiller.com96 Miller, Sean • Painting skmilles@iowatelecom.net102 Powell, Ann • Painting annpowellartist@yahoo.com16 Vlaj, John • Paintingjvlaj2@wi.rr.com32 Wiemer, Dan • Painting wiemer@charter.net

PHOTOGRAPHY13 Becia, James • Photographyjimbecia@aol.com113 Cox, Justin • Photography info@jcoxphotography.com131 De Ram, Rudolph • Photography rudy@deramphotography.com79 Hall, Andy • Photography sweetlightphoto@gmail.com56 Kelly, Brad • Photography bradkellymail@yahoo.com3 Lemke, William • Photographywilliamf.lemke@gmail.com76 Menaker, Igor • Photography igor@menaker.com51 Miley, Brett • Photography ecoridges@gmail.com125 Olson, Darren • Photographydarren@darrenolson.com

SCULPTURE119 Adam, Charles • Sculpture staceymarie.j@gmail.com85 Esser, Donald • Sculpture goldenhammer@tds.net2 Grahl, Dee • Sculpture dgrahl506@gmail.com74 Lueck, Brady • Sculpturebradylueck@hotmail.com62-63 Matyszczyk, Cliff • Sculpture wroughtstuff@hotmail.com49 Meyer, Jesse • Sculpture jmeyersculpture@gmail.com89 Miree, Royal • Sculpture r3miree@bellsouth.net127A-127 Niemi, Bruce A • Sculpture sculpture@bruceniemi.com10 Sauer, James • Sculpture highview4@frontier.com132 Sonnek, David • Sculpture d.sonnek@yahoo.com

WOOD12 Abresch, David • Wood david.abresch@gmail.com50 Anderson, James • Wood jandersonwoodworks@gmail.com103 Boris, Scott • Wood sjcboris@netzero.net88 Brudnicki, Tim • Wood timbrudnicki@sbcglobal.net126 Burleson, Dan • Wood danburleson1@gmail.com110A-110 Deveer, John • Wood hardwoodcreations@pacbell.net137 Krantz, Robert • Wood RKrantz1@Wi.RR.com118 Lossing, Craig • Wood clossing7@yahoo.com66 Myrvall, Robert • Wood robertmyrvall@yahoo.com38 Richard, Doug • Woodart@squirrelywood.com

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into this nationally ranked Art Festival. We appreciate your support of our juried professional artists.

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ARTISTS N U M E R I C L I S T I N G

1 Lauersdorf, Robin • Drawing / Pastels robin@alumniartwork.com

2 Grahl, Dee • Sculpture dgrahl506@gmail.com

3 Lemke, William • Photographywilliamf.lemke@gmail.com

4 Mason, Barb • Jewelry barbpmason@sbcglobal.net

5 Bowen, Teresa • Ceramics claygallery@gmail.com

6 Miller, Jill • Fiber / LeatherJill@hooeybatiks.com

7 Biwer-Stewart, Lori • Graphics / Printmaking lbstewart@lbstewart.com

8 Quackenbush, Kristin • Glasskrisquackenbush@hotmail.com

9 Axium, Carole • Jewelry caroleaxium@yahoo.com

10 Sauer, James • Sculpturehighview4@frontier.com

11 Fritsch, Jessie • Paintingjessie@jessiefritsch.com

12 Abresch, David • Wood david.abresch@gmail.com

13 Becia, James • Photographyjimbecia@aol.com

14 Gramarossa Ziegler, Peggy • Mixed Media 2D ziegler.peg@gmail.com

15 Hunt, Kathleen • Mixed Media 3D kaleidoart1@aol.com

16 Vlaj, John • Painting jvlaj2@wi.rr.com

17 LeSueur, Kathleen • Ceramics kathi@lesueurclaywork.com

18 Costello, Dagmara • Jewelrydagmaradagart@hotmail.com

19 Wilson, Leonard • Glasslwilson@mc.net

20 Wilcox, Tom • Graphics / Printmaking wilcoxt@tds.net

21 Osvog, Kyle • Ceramicskosvog@gmail.com

22 Mueller, Robin • Mixed Media 2D whimsiesdesign@gmail.com

23 Richardson, Craig • Mixed Media 3D craigart49@yahoo.com

24 Mao, Hong • Paintinghongmao1@hotmail.com

25 Burns, Scott • Graphics / Printmaking zapp@scottburns.us

26 Ferguson, Diana • Jewelry info@dianafergusonjewelry.com

27 Mueller, Mark • Drawing / Pastels mueller-art@wi.rr.com

28 Kernodle, Chad • Glassjillkernodle@gmail.com

29 Donahue, Bridget • Ceramicsbridget@bridgetdonahue.com

30 Schutte, Dorothy • Fiber / Leather dschutte3@hotmail.com

31 Casper, Lynn • Painting lynn@lynncasperfineart.com

32 Wiemer, Dan • Painting wiemer@charter.net

33 Bond, Michael • Graphics / Printmaking contact@michaelbondetchings.com

34 Moss, Michelle • Jewelry sflower@charter.net

35 Scott-Zumwalt, Jeanne • Ceramics jspotts@kvmo.net

36 Holmes, Michael • Painting mhksu@yahoo.com

37 Klassen-Glanzer, Brenna • Jewelry bkg.silver@gmail.com

38 Richard, Doug • Woodart@squirrelywood.com

39A-39 McClelland, Kim • Graphics / Printmaking kmcclelland75@earthlink.net

40 Jellema, Ruth • Mixed Media 3D rdfabrications@runbox.com

41 Heller, Patricia • Fiber / Leatherhellervought@gmail.com

42 Krause, Lynn • Drawing / Pastels Lynnmikek@gmail.com

43 Mehan, Lori • Ceramics dmarie_35@msn.com

44 Schroeder Voss, Jessie • Ceramics info@handmade-dinnerware.com

45 Miller, Charlotte • Painting charlotte@cfungmiller.com

46 Boelk, Kamryn • Fiber / Leather kboelk@gmail.com

47 Lindholm, Nancy • Jewelry nancy@soleildesigns.net

48 Freeburn, Christine • Glasscemcewan@comcast.net

49 Meyer, Jesse • Sculpture jmeyersculpture@gmail.com

50 Anderson, James • Woodjandersonwoodworks@gmail.com

51 Miley, Brett • Photography ecoridges@gmail.com

52 Reiberg, Bob • Ceramics reiberg@aol.com

53 Briggs, Nancy • Ceramicsbriggspottery@mchsi.com

54 Offutt, Jon • Glass mulciberglass@hotmail.com

55 Cherney, Sharon • Fiber / Leather argent@amerytel.net

56 Kelly, Brad • Photography bradkellymail@yahoo.com

57 Zale, Lou • Mixed Media 2Dlouzale@gmail.com

58 Jones, Aletha • Painting zapp@alethajones.com

59 Mock, Erika • Fiber / Leather erikamock@gmail.com

60 Raasch, Jeffrey • Ceramics jefraasch@ameritech.net

61 Scott, Robinson • Glass rsgs@iphouse.com

62-63 Matyszczyk, Cliff • Sculpture wroughtstuff@hotmail.com

64 Schmidt, Scot • Mixed Media 2D pfunk1@ntd.net

65 McDaniel, Eileen • Ceramics theteapotlady@live.com

66 Myrvall, Robert • Wood robertmyrvall@yahoo.com

67A-67 LaCosse, Scott & Victoria • Mixed Media 2D lacossestudio@gmail.com

68 Simmons, Scott • Glasssunriseglass@tds.net

69 Lukas, Susan • Graphics / Printmaking sjlukas@hotmail.com

70 Wennersten, Jay • Graphics / Printmaking JayWenner@aol.com

71 Showalter, Steven • Ceramicsstevenshowalter@gmail.com

72 Livermore, Laura • Fiber / Leather laura@nauticalsilks.com

73 Wagner, Daniel • Mixed Media 2D daniel0018@sbcglobal.net

74 Lueck, Brady • Sculpturebradylueck@hotmail.com

75 Gilbertsen, David • Paintingartistdg@wi.rr.com

76 Menaker, Igor • Photography igor@menaker.com

77 Ikenn, Amy • Glassamy@heartfirestudios.com

78 Morris, Anne • Mixed Media 2D info@anniemorrisdesigns.com

79 Hall, Andy • Photography sweetlightphoto@gmail.com

80 Hager, Mary • Mixed Media 3D mlouhager@aol.com

81 Wilbat, James • Glassjrwilbat@aol.com

82 Groseclose, Terry • Jewelry torsg@yahoo.com

83 Miklavicic-Franz, Alicia • Fiber / Leather silkwormtextiles@gmail.com

84 Steininger, Stephen • Mixed Media 2D sydmax@att.net

85 Esser, Donald • Sculpturegoldenhammer@tds.net

86 Cooley, Richard • Mixed Media 3D sparkplugguy@yahoo.com

87 Sigwarth, Douglas & Renee • Glass dsigwarth@msn.com

88 Brudnicki, Tim • Woodtimbrudnicki@sbcglobal.net

89 Miree, Royal • Sculpture r3miree@bellsouth.net

90 Bailey, William • Jewelrybaileysjewelry@aol.com

91 Weymouth, Jeanne • Fiber / Leather jeannewey1@charter.net

92 Burr, George • Drawing / Pastelsf3jusa@gmail.com

93 Fairchild, Stephen • Mixed Media 3D fairmonika@gmail.com

94 Fairchild, Monika • Jewelryfairmonika@gmail.com

95A-95 Mongan, Joseph • Mixed Media 3D metalscapes@comcast.net

96 Miller, Sean • Paintingskmilles@iowatelecom.net

97 Tortorella, Jill • Ceramicsjill@Antiochpottery.com

98 Eickholt, Robert • Glasseickholtglass@aol.com

99 Ferrell, Russ • Jewelry info@ferrelljewelry.com

100 VanDyke, Susan • Glass svandyke_99@yahoo.com

101 Snedic Wunderlin, MaryAnn • Mixed Media 2D MASWUNDERLINART@aol.com

102 Powell, Ann • Paintingannpowellartist@yahoo.com

103 Boris, Scott • Woodsjcboris@netzero.net

104 Leach, Marilyn • Ceramicsmarilynleach@wi.rr.com

105 Troyer, Philip • Jewelry thunderskyjewelry@yahoo.com

106 Kittelson, Steve • Mixed Media 3D pegsteve@acegroup.cc

107 Fisher-Ward, Faye • Fiber / Leather fisherward@msn.com

108 Engwall, Susie • Glass Susie@SusieEngwall.com

109 Hewitt, Kelly • Mixed Media 3D ginabuzz@centurylink.net

110A-110 Deveer, John • Wood hardwoodcreations@pacbell.net

111 Geurink, Barbara • Fiber / Leather hotofftheloom@gmail.com

112 Thompson, Teresa • Fiber / Leather barklesspress@gmail.com

113 Cox, Justin • Photography info@jcoxphotography.com

114 Richter-O'Connell, Susan • Jewelry rocformations@gmail.com

115 Thee, Michael • Jewelry michael@michaeltheestudio.com

116 Von Ende, Richard • Mixed Media 3D rvonende@verizon.net

117 Koenig, Hal • Painting koenig@wi.rr.com

118 Lossing, Craig • Wood clossing7@yahoo.com

119 Adams, Charles • Sculpture staceymarie.j@gmail.com

120 Baade, Audra • Jewelry audra@lostsparrowjewelry.com

121 Stahl, Jim • Drawing / Pastelsjimstahlart@hotmail.com

122 Pachuta, Jack • Graphics / Printmaking jack@pachuta.com

123 Nunnelee, Jennifer • Jewelry info@lakestonejewelry.com

124 Linnabary, Cynthia • Ceramicscinlin@charter.net

125 Olson, Darren • Photographydarren@darrenolson.com

126 Burleson, Dan • Wooddanburleson1@gmail.com

127A-127 Niemi, Bruce A • Sculpture sculpture@bruceniemi.com

128 Sievers, Alan • Glass lusiev@comcast.net

129 Fears, Princy & John • Fiber / Leather nofears200@hotmail.com

130 Wilson, Kim • Jewelrykwilson8@wi.rr.com

131 De Ram, Rudolph • Photography rudy@deramphotography.com

132 Sonnek, David • Sculpture d.sonnek@yahoo.com

133 Palmer, Amy & Matt • Jewelryamy.fullcirclestudios@gmail.com

134 Hustad, Bruce • Paintinghustadbb@sbcglobal.net

135 Lash, Barbara • Mixed Media 3D barbara.lash@yahoo.com

136 Radtke, Steven • Mixed Media 3D srad123@windstream.net

137 Krantz, Robert • Wood RKrantz1@Wi.RR.com

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12 Abresch, David • Wood david.abresch@gmail.com

119 Adams, Charles • Sculpture staceymarie.j@gmail.com

50 Anderson, James • Wood jandersonwoodworks@gmail.com

9 Axium, Carole • Jewelry caroleaxium@yahoo.com

120 Baade, Audra • Jewelry audra@lostsparrowjewelry.com

90 Bailey, William • Jewelry baileysjewelry@aol.com

13 Becia, James • Photography jimbecia@aol.com

7 Biwer-Stewart, Lori • Graphics / Printmakinglbstewart@lbstewart.com

46 Boelk, Kamryn • Fiber / Leather kboelk@gmail.com

33 Bond, Michael • Graphics / Printmakingcontact@michaelbondetchings.com

103 Boris, Scott • Woodsjcboris@netzero.net

5 Bowen, Teresa • Ceramicsclaygallery@gmail.com

53 Briggs, Nancy • Ceramicsbriggspottery@mchsi.com

88 Brudnicki, Tim • Wood timbrudnicki@sbcglobal.net

126 Burleson, Dan • Wooddanburleson1@gmail.com

25 Burns, Scott • Graphics / Printmaking zapp@scottburns.us

92 Burr, George • Drawing / Pastelsf3jusa@gmail.com

31 Casper, Lynn • Painting lynn@lynncasperfineart.com

55 Cherney, Sharon • Fiber / Leather argent@amerytel.net

86 Cooley, Richard • Mixed Media 3D sparkplugguy@yahoo.com

18 Costello, Dagmara • Jewelrydagmaradagart@hotmail.com

113 Cox, Justin • Photography info@jcoxphotography.com

131 De Ram, Rudolph • Photography rudy@deramphotography.com

110A-110 Deveer, John • Wood hardwoodcreations@pacbell.net

29 Donahue, Bridget • Ceramicsbridget@bridgetdonahue.com

98 Eickholt, Robert • Glasseickholtglass@aol.com

108 Engwall, Susie • Glass Susie@SusieEngwall.com

85 Esser, Donald • Sculpture goldenhammer@tds.net

94 Fairchild, Monika • Jewelry fairmonika@gmail.com

93 Fairchild, Stephen • Mixed Media 3D fairmonika@gmail.com

129 Fears, Princy & John • Fiber / Leather nofears200@hotmail.com

26 Ferguson, Diana • Jewelry info@dianafergusonjewelry.com

99 Ferrell, Russ • Jewelry info@ferrelljewelry.com

107 Fisher-Ward, Faye • Fiber / Leather fisherward@msn.com

48 Freeburn, Christine • Glasscemcewan@comcast.net

11 Fritsch, Jessie • Painting jessie@jessiefritsch.com

111 Geurink, Barbara • Fiber / Leather hotofftheloom@gmail.com

75 Gilbertsen, David • Painting artistdg@wi.rr.com

2 Grahl, Dee • Sculpturedgrahl506@gmail.com

14 Gramarossa Ziegler, Peggy • Mixed Media 2D ziegler.peg@gmail.com

82 Groseclose, Terry • Jewelry torsg@yahoo.com

80 Hager, Mary • Mixed Media 3D mlouhager@aol.com

79 Hall, Andy • Photography sweetlightphoto@gmail.com

41 Heller, Patricia • Fiber / Leatherhellervought@gmail.com

109 Hewitt, Kelly • Mixed Media 3D ginabuzz@centurylink.net

36 Holmes, Michael • Painting mhksu@yahoo.com

15 Hunt, Kathleen • Mixed Media 3D kaleidoart1@aol.com

134 Hustad, Bruce • Painting hustadbb@sbcglobal.net

77 Ikenn, Amy • Glassamy@heartfirestudios.com

40 Jellema, Ruth • Mixed Media 3D rdfabrications@runbox.com

58 Jones, Aletha • Painting zapp@alethajones.com

56 Kelly, Brad • Photography bradkellymail@yahoo.com

28 Kernodle, Chad • Glassjillkernodle@gmail.com

106 Kittelson, Steve • Mixed Media 3D pegsteve@acegroup.cc

37 Klassen-Glanzer, Brenna • Jewelry bkg.silver@gmail.com

117 Koenig, Hal • Paintingkoenig@wi.rr.com

137 Krantz, Robert • Wood RKrantz1@Wi.RR.com

42 Krause, Lynn • Drawing / Pastels Lynnmikek@gmail.com

67A-67 LaCosse, Scott & Victoria • Mixed Media 2D lacossestudio@gmail.com

135 Lash, Barbara • Mixed Media 3D barbara.lash@yahoo.com

1 Lauersdorf, Robin • Drawing / Pastels robin@alumniartwork.com

104 Leach, Marilyn • Ceramicsmarilynleach@wi.rr.com

3 Lemke, William • Photographywilliamf.lemke@gmail.com

17 LeSueur, Kathleen • Ceramics kathi@lesueurclaywork.com

47 Lindholm, Nancy • Jewelry nancy@soleildesigns.net

124 Linnabary, Cynthia • Ceramicscinlin@charter.net

72 Livermore, Laura • Fiber / Leather laura@nauticalsilks.com

118 Lossing, Craig • Wood clossing7@yahoo.com

74 Lueck, Brady • Sculpturebradylueck@hotmail.com

69 Lukas, Susan • Graphics / Printmaking sjlukas@hotmail.com

24 Mao, Hong • Painting hongmao1@hotmail.com

4 Mason, Barb • Jewelry barbpmason@sbcglobal.net

62-63 Matyszczyk, Cliff • Sculpture wroughtstuff@hotmail.com

39A-39 McClelland, Kim • Graphics / Printmaking kmcclelland75@earthlink.net

65 McDaniel, Eileen • Ceramics theteapotlady@live.com

43 Mehan, Lori • Ceramics dmarie_35@msn.com

76 Menaker, Igor • Photography igor@menaker.com

49 Meyer, Jesse • Sculpture jmeyersculpture@gmail.com

83 Miklavicic-Franz, Alicia • Fiber / Leathersilkwormtextiles@gmail.com

51 Miley, Brett • Photography ecoridges@gmail.com

6 Miller, Jill • Fiber / LeatherJill@hooeybatiks.com

45 Miller, Charlotte • Painting charlotte@cfungmiller.com

96 Miller, Sean • Painting skmilles@iowatelecom.net

89 Miree, Royal • Sculpture r3miree@bellsouth.net

59 Mock, Erika • Fiber / Leather erikamock@gmail.com

95A-95 Mongan, Joseph • Mixed Media 3D metalscapes@comcast.net

78 Morris, Anne • Mixed Media 2D info@anniemorrisdesigns.com

34 Moss, Michelle • Jewelry sflower@charter.net

27 Mueller, Mark • Drawing / Pastels mueller-art@wi.rr.com

22 Mueller, Robin • Mixed Media 2D whimsiesdesign@gmail.com

66 Myrvall, Robert • Wood robertmyrvall@yahoo.com

127A-127 Niemi, Bruce A • Sculpture sculpture@bruceniemi.com

123 Nunnelee, Jennifer • Jewelry info@lakestonejewelry.com

54 Offutt, Jon • Glassmulciberglass@hotmail.com

125 Olson, Darren • Photographydarren@darrenolson.com

21 Osvog, Kyle • Ceramicskosvog@gmail.com

122 Pachuta, Jack • Graphics / Printmaking jack@pachuta.com

133 Palmer, Amy & Matt • Jewelryamy.fullcirclestudios@gmail.com

102 Powell, Ann • Painting annpowellartist@yahoo.com

8 Quackenbush, Kristin • Glasskrisquackenbush@hotmail.com

60 Raasch, Jeffrey • Ceramics jefraasch@ameritech.net

136 Radtke, Steven • Mixed Media 3D srad123@windstream.net

52 Reiberg, Bob • Ceramics reiberg@aol.com

38 Richard, Doug • Woodart@squirrelywood.com

23 Richardson, Craig • Mixed Media 3D craigart49@yahoo.com

114 Richter-O'Connell, Susan • Jewelry rocformations@gmail.com

10 Sauer, James • Sculpturehighview4@frontier.com

64 Schmidt, Scot • Mixed Media 2Dpfunk1@ntd.net

44 Schroeder Voss, Jessie • Ceramicsinfo@handmade-dinnerware.com

30 Schutte, Dorothy • Fiber / Leather dschutte3@hotmail.com

61 Scott, Robinson • Glass rsgs@iphouse.com

35 Scott-Zumwalt, Jeanne • Ceramics jspotts@kvmo.net

71 Showalter, Steven • Ceramicsstevenshowalter@gmail.com

128 Sievers, Alan • Glass lusiev@comcast.net

87 Sigwarth, Douglas & Renee • Glass dsigwarth@msn.com

68 Simmons, Scott • Glasssunriseglass@tds.net

101 Snedic Wunderlin, MaryAnn • Mixed Media 2D MASWUNDERLINART@aol.com

132 Sonnek, David • Sculpture d.sonnek@yahoo.com

121 Stahl, Jim • Drawing / Pastelsjimstahlart@hotmail.com

84 Steininger, Stephen • Mixed Media 2D sydmax@att.net

115 Thee, Michael • Jewelry michael@michaeltheestudio.com

112 Thompson, Teresa • Fiber / Leather barklesspress@gmail.com

97 Tortorella, Jill • Ceramicsjill@Antiochpottery.com

105 Troyer, Philip • Jewelry thunderskyjewelry@yahoo.com

100 VanDyke, Susan • Glass svandyke_99@yahoo.com

16 Vlaj, John • Paintingjvlaj2@wi.rr.com

116 Von Ende, Richard • Mixed Media 3D rvonende@verizon.net

73 Wagner, Danielv • Mixed Media 2D daniel0018@sbcglobal.net

70 Wennersten, Jay • Graphics / Printmaking JayWenner@aol.com

91 Weymouth, Jeanne • Fiber / Leather jeannewey1@charter.net

32 Wiemer, Dan • Painting wiemer@charter.net

81 Wilbat, James • Glassjrwilbat@aol.com

20 Wilcox, Tom • Graphics / Printmaking wilcoxt@tds.net

19 Wilson, Leonard • Glasslwilson@mc.net

130 Wilson, Kim • Jewelrykwilson8@wi.rr.com

57 Zale, Lou • Mixed Media 2D louzale@gmail.com

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2014 Scholarship AwardsThe Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts is pleased to support young artists

in the pursuit of their artistic, academic and career goals through our scholarship programs. If you know of a student from the Oconomowoc area who intends to pursue a career in the arts, please encourage them to apply for an OFA scholarship for 2015.

This year’s scholarship recipients are:

Mary Jo PerezMary Jo was awarded the Virginia Harris Memorial Scholarship.

She is a recent graduate of Kettle Moraine High School who resides in Oconomowoc. Mary Jo is a singer, composer, and actress with a passion for theater. She plans to study theater in the fall at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Chelsie BenceChelsie was awarded a OFA Fine Arts Scholarship. She is a recent

graduate of Oconomowoc High School. Chelsea is skilled in both studio art and photography. She will attend the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater where she will combine her passions for both art and education.

Kylie BensonKylie, a recent graduate of Lake Country Lutheran High School, was

awarded an OFA Fine Arts Scholarship. Art has been a large part of Kylie’s life, and by the time she entered middle school she knew it was something she wanted to do for the rest of her life. She plans to study illustration at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.

Katherine BrunoKathy, a recent graduate of Oconomowoc High School, was awarded an

OFA Fine Arts Scholarship. Kathy has always loved to draw and paint. Combined with her love of nature, she hopes to create art that inspires others to cherish and protect our wilderness areas. She will attend the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland, Oregon where she will study illustration and communication design.

Chelsie Bence pictured with OFA Co-presidents Dianne Binger and Dee Dee Jacobsen.

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DARRON LILLIANDarron received his BFA in drawing and painting at the University of Utah,

and his MFA in drawing and painting at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. He has been an instructor of art at the college level, teaching drawing, painting, watercolor and photography. He has also worked in the fields of architectural photography, as well as point-of-purchase advertising.

Darron paints en plein air (or “in the open air”). He says, “I search out common place scenes with an unusual twist of topography, color, or detail, and try to show the observer how interesting these landscapes really are. I paint in full sunlight, which lets me see the form, shape, and volume of everything in its path… The scenery and lighting change so fast that a quick method works best on location. I aim for balance between true life rendering of the landscape and an expressionistic sketch.”

Darron has exhibited his work throughout Wisconsin. He is a member of Wisconsin Pastel Artists and Wisconsin Visual Artists. He served as Artist-in-Residence at Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in 2010.

2014 Festival Judges MICHAEL STEINKE AKA MYKUL ANJELO

Oconomowoc artist Michael Steinke, known professionally as Mykul Anjelo, discovered his artistic talent in childhood, and has been immersed in the world of art ever since. After earning his degree at Milwaukee Institute of Arts & Design, he worked as an artist and illustrator for clients including the Florentine Opera, the Chicago Opera, Milwaukee County Transit, and many more. His colorful impressionistic paintings have been shown and are in collections throughout Wisconsin and beyond.

Mykul has served as Artist-in-Residence for the Oconomowoc Area School District, Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, Kettle Moraine School District, and St. Marcus School, Milwaukee. He was awarded a Greenhouse Arts fellowship in China. He was a featured artist of the 2007 MPTV Great TV Auction, as well as the Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts.

Mykulanjelo has been “blessed and honored to be a beacon of creative light and purpose.” His desire is to “inspire, enlighten and engage the oft neglected side of the human experience-the soul-through art.”

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Ken Lonnquist, a popular Wisconsin folk singer and performer of children's and family-oriented music, will again headline the Youth Stage at the Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts. Sponsored by Target.

Lonnquist Headlines Youth StageThe Festival of Arts is thrilled to be a

part of two activities centered around our beautiful lakes. The Downtown Oconomowoc Business Association will be offering free Pontoon Shuttles to the Festival this year, sponsored by the Boat House. Departures will be every half hour from the city boat launch on Fowler Lake, in the municipal parking lot just north of City Hall. A short jaunt across Fowler Lake will land you at the Festival grounds in Fowler Park.

Look for the Festival’s entry in Light up the Lakes, an annual Venetian boat parade held on Lac la Belle in conjunction with Festival Week. Beautifully lit boats circle the lake at dusk, to the delight of the many spectators. This year’s parade will take place at City Beach on Saturday, August 16 at 8:30 p.m. Special thanks to American Rotary for sponsoring our boat.

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Festival Awards Ceremony SUNDAY 1:00 P.M.

Be sure to catch the Festival Awards ceremony Sunday at 1:00 p.m. on the Pavilion Stage. The Awards ceremony is the culmination of the festival, and it is wonderful to see the artists rewarded for their creativity and dedication to their artistic vision. Artists awards are presented in the following categories: Best of Category- ceramics, drawing, fiber/leather, glass, graphics/printmaking, jewelry, mixed media 2d, mixed media 3d, painting, photography, sculpture and wood, and Best of Show.

The Festival artists are judged by local artists who view all of the artwork on site at the festival. In order to maintain a fresh perspective the judges change from year to year. See page 12 for the biographies of this year's judges.

Winning artists are extended an invitation to participate in next year's show.

The Festival of Arts is able to maintain a high caliber of art in our show because it is juried, meaning that as part of the selection process artists must submit examples of their work, which is reviewed anonymously by an independent jury. Again, the jury changes from year to year. We are fortunate to have an abundance of talented and generous artists in Oconomowoc and Lake Country to serve as jurors and judges for the festival.

Another important part of the Awards ceremony is the presentation of scholarships. Each year high school students attending Oconomowoc schools or residing in the district are given the opportunity to compete for several scholarships. Over the past 44 years, the Festival of the Arts has awarded over $70,000 in scholarships to students intending to pursue careers in the arts.

This years talented scholarship recipients are featured on page 11. We look forward to seeing you at this year's Awards ceremony.

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The Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts is honored to feature the work of Oconomowoc watercolorist Hazel Adams on the official poster of the Festival and on the cover of this booklet. Hazel Adams (1917-2010) was born in Wisconsin, studied at the University of Wisconsin, and earned a BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago. She was a visual artist with interests in design, advertising, teaching and illustrating. She was a founder of the Festival of the Arts as well as an active participant as an exhibitor, juror, and member of the board.

Hazel was a member of the Wisconsin Painters & Sculptors, Wisconsin Watercolor Society, Midwest Watercolor Society and Wisconsin Women in the Arts. She participated in many juried and solo shows. Her work hangs in many public and private collections in the Midwest, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. The Festival of the Arts is grateful to the family of Hazel Adams for the use of her work.

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10:00 am Wildlife in Need Center(sponsored by Books & Company)This local non-profit offers rehabilitation to Wisconsin wildlife with the intent to release them back into their native habitat. Come see some animals currently in their care.

11:00 am Mainstage Academy of DanceThis Dousman-based dance academy with Artistic Director Eddy Bray returns to the Festival to share their talents and message that dance is for everyone. A diversity of dance styles will be performed, which may include classical ballet, modern, contemporary, and hip-hop.

12:00 pm Ken Lonnquist(sponsored by Target Stores)Ken is back, to delight audiences of all ages with thoughtful and witty songs…about nature, current events, and “just-plain-weird-stuff!” An imaginative award-winning songwriter from Madison, Ken will entertain as he paints musical “pictures” of the Badger State with melodies and words.

1:00 pm Fanka FoliReturning for its fifth year at the Festival, this Wauwatosa drumming group studies the music of West Africa, which is part of the way of life there. Come enjoy the energetic music that Fanka Foli will share.

2:00 pm Hansing’s School of DanceDancers of all ages from this Oconomowoc dance studio will perform a variety of dances; fun, inspiring, and great entertainment!

3:00 pm First StageThis Milwaukee-based theatre company now offers classes and training at the Oconomowoc Art Center. Through the “Life Skills Through Stage Skills” summer program, young students from K-12th grade can take advantage of such classes as: Story Drama, Musical Theatre, Improv, Shakespeare and Acting. We welcome these theatre students to the Youth Stage.

3:30 pm Hartford City Band-Jazz EnsembleFirst time to the Festival, this community-based Big Band may share some tunes from the 40's swing, early Rock and Roll, Blues, Polka, and some dance numbers. Enjoy listening to their “Live music.”

10:00 am Deuces WildLocal musicians Lisa Meuhlbauer and Mike Nufer play vintage county and R&B.

11:00 am Wisconsin PhilharmonicThis professional string quartet graces our stage again this year with classical standards.

12:00 pm LaBelle WindsLaBelle Winds is a local wind ensemble which features a variety of classical music.

1:00 pm Valerie B & the BoysValerie and the boys will be singing the blues-along with jazz and adult contemporary.

2:00 pm Ken LonnquistOur Target sponsored artist returns again with his unique blend of musical poetry, creativity and imagination.

3:00 pm Vic PaganoAn iconic American style, Vic presents ragtime at its best!

4:00 pm Company 2Local vocalist Robin LeClaire will send us off to the music of the night with Broadway musical tunes.

10:00 am Stan MarkusStan will demonstrate his classical guitar artistry as he performs pieces ranging from a smoky flamenco to a mystical Erik Satie.

11:00 am Lynne and Mark CarlsteinDescribed as Oconomowoc’s own Lunt and Fontanne, Lynne (vocals) and Mark (piano maestro) perform a delightful musical hour of Broadway hits, jazz standards, and all time favorites.

12:00 pm Ellen McDonaldThe owner of Hartland Music plays original stylings of your piano favorites.

1:00 pm Patrick SheedyPatrick, who can play just about any genre, and play it well, will entertain us with an hour of his favorite pieces.

2:00 pm Tim ClausenGrowing up in the Fowler Park neighborhood, Tim is a self taught jazz and blues pianist, rooted in the great stride-piano tradition. Music sample at: www.timclausen.com

3:00 pm Will KriegerWill, who recently graduated from UW-Whitewater with a degree in music education has played on the Piano Stage since he was 14. His favorite thing to do in the whole world is play piano and sing, from the old (Beatles) to the more contemporary Jason Mraz covers.

4:00 pm Jeff Leonard and Rick GrothausJeff (guitar and vocals) and Rick (clarinet) perform an eclectic mix of blues, jazz, delightful songs that tell a story.

Youth Stage Piano Stage

Saturday, August 16ENTERTAINMENTPavilion Stage

Pianos for the stages provided byHartland Music

Emcee provided by the Oconomowoc Toastmasters Club

Mark BrewerDonna Christenson

Kay DegnerJon GedyminJoan GenskeRick Gutsche

Mark HaagensenPhilip Heinle

Adam Plummer

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11:00 am Zumba CrewZumba is a fun, Latin-inspired exercise dance with easy-to-follow choreography. Join Sharon Klug, a licensed Zumba instructor, lead the crowd in partying your way to fitness.

12:00 pm Snyder’s StarsRecreational and competitive baton twirling and pom pom groups will perform some of their routines.

1:00 pm To The Pointe Performing Arts CenterThis center’s professional training academy is entering its 27th year. It now offers Theatre Arts and Vocal training and is well known for its dance programs. See if you can recognize some of Shakespeare’s story of Romeo and Juliet in this 2014, modernized version, pitting two rival dance companies, ballet and contemporary jazz vs. jazz and hip-hop!

2:00 pm Teen RingersThese talented hand bell musicians come from First Congregational United Church of Christ of Oconomowoc. Intermediate and high school students as well as “alumni” ringers will perform their unique sound for your enjoyment.

3:00 pm Rhythm! Dance CompanyThis local non-profit traveling dance group from 5678 Dance! Studio in Oconomowoc has dancers ranging from 12 to 16. They will perform a half hour show filled with ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and theatrical dancing. If you’d like to refine some of your dance moves, stick around afterwards to join some of the students who will offer a free lesson!

4:00 pm Gymlingo AcademyThis local center provides recreational gymnastics classes for children from 20 months up to high school. Some of the academy’s students will demonstrate their flexible talents.

4:00 pm Lark Music StudioVoice students of Lynne Carlstein will share a variety of songs, accompanied by pianist Mark Carlstein. Some pieces were performed at Theater on Main & Oconomowoc High School.

10:00 am Jeff LeonardJeff is a finger-style guitarist and vocalist who will entertain with a mix of folk, jazz and blues..

11:00 am Fred Astaire Dance StudioGet a front row seat on the action as competition-ready dancers perform ballroom style dance.

12:00 pm Easy DaysBack this year by popular demand, this barbershop quartet is a treat.

1:00 pm Awards Ceremony

2:00 pm Naad Foundation USAYou will journey from the ancient origins to modern interpretations of the song and dance of India.

3:00 pm Civic Broadway SingersUnder the direction of Abby Lorenz, Broadway classics are brought to life by intergenerational voices.

4:00 pm Davey and David HarrisonThis father/son duo presents English folk classics.

10:00 am The Milwaukee Guitar QuartetStan MarkusScott EmmonsDavid WellerJason Behr

11:00 am An Hour of Love with Monte and MariaMonte (pianist and songwriter), and Maria (vocalist) have graced the Piano Stage for nearly 30 years, performing his original compositions.

12:00 pm Robin LeClaireRobin sings songs that seek soul: music from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and today, with acoustic guitar.

1:00 pm Tale SpinCeltic, Classic, and Contemporary songs performed by Ken and Amy Schmidt (guitar and accordion), Mykul Angelo (bass) and Kim McKisick-Monroe (violin).

2:00 pm Lynne and Mark CarlsteinThe Carlsteins return for another hour of rich, passionate, and soulful music.

3:00 pm Vic Pagano, Jr.Vic will delight the crowd as he plays classic ragtime – piano rags by Scott Joplin and other great ragtime composers.

4:00 pm Will KriegerThe Festival comes to a close with Will doing his Grand Finale!

ENTERTAINMENT Sunday, August 17

Youth Stage Pavilion Stage Piano Stage

Emcee provided by the Oconomowoc Toastmasters Club

Mark BrewerDonna Christenson

Kay DegnerJon GedyminJoan GenskeRick Gutsche

Mark HaagensenPhilip Heinle

Adam PlummerPianos for the stages provided by

Hartland Music

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Festival of the Arts 2014 Committee

The Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts is an all-volunteer organization that has been in existence for 40 years. At its June 13th meeting, members gathered for a picture while wearing this year’s festival T-shirt.

Pictured, from left, row one: Barb Minett, Ann Hasselkus, Betsy Sander, Mary Bates, Megan Spindler, Carol Schroeder, Betty Reul, Marie Cable, Ellyn Zimmerman, Nancy White, Dianne Binger, Dee Dee Jacobsen. Row two: Dorothy St. Thomas, Pam Tesch, Sue Campbell, Meg Rohde, Barb Baker, Laurie Vertz, Audrey Lasse, Juliet Steitzer, Cathie Balthazor, Tom Ekvall. Row three: Jeff Bates, Tod Tesch, Bill Balthazor.

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We encourage everyone to visit the Silent Auction tent. The Silent Auction is a fun way to get a great piece from your favorite Festival artist. The artists demonstrate their commitment to the Festival by donating specially selected pieces, giving Festival-goers an opportunity to bid on their favorites. It is gratifying that artist participation in the Silent Auction is almost 90%.

HOW THE AUCTION WORKSThere are two separate auctions: one on Saturday, and one on Sunday. The

auction opens at 11:30 a.m. and closes at 3:00 p.m. both days. There is a bid sheet attached to each piece with the value (supplied by the artist) at the top. You may enter a bid for any item by placing your name, contact number and bid amount on the bid sheet. You can bid multiple times on any item. We ask that bids be raised in increments of $5.00 minimum.

At 3:00 p.m. all bidding ceases and the winners are determined. Winners will be notified by phone, if necessary. The silent auction team will be available until 5:00 p.m. for payment and pick-up. Cash and check are the preferred method of payment, but Visa/Mastercard is accepted also. Any artwork not picked up on Saturday will be added to Sunday’s auction.

The Silent Auction tent is located directly across the parking lot from the main pavilion. Good luck to all bidders, and thanks for your continuing support of the Festival!

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The Oconomowoc arts community lost a valued member when Kathy Boritzke passed away in 2013, after battling breast cancer for many years. Kathy was a muralist and painter who was inspired by the beauty of the natural world as well as by her travels. She was a passionate supporter of the arts, and was a longtime volunteer with the Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts.

The Festival of Arts sponsored Mindful Mixed Media as a tribute to Kathy Boritzke, inspired by her participation in One Vision: A Fusion of Art & Poetry held at the Oconomowoc Arts Center in 2011. Twenty local students in grades 5-8 had the opportunity to work with ekphrastic poet Christina Norcross and sculptor Layl McDill in a fusion of the literary and visual arts.

The students’ poetry and sculpture will be on display in the Children’s Area of the Festival. Torrin Hallett, 2013 OFA Virginia Harris scholarship recipient, working with former OASD band director Dave Ruel, will be providing an original composition to accompany the exhibit.

Mindful Mixed Media-A Tribute to Katherine Boritzke

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3D sculpture by Owen Jacobsen, inspired by Poseidon, God of the Sea.

OCONOMOWOC – Artists and volunteers of the Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts gathered at Jim and Rosann Young’s home on Lac La Belle during the 2013 event.

This party is a celebration for the volunteer committee and the participating artists.

The Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts is a nonprofit organization which administers an annual budget of over $60,000. The organization is completely self-supporting and receives no subsidy from the city.

Artists from around the world applied for the 135 available spaces in the Festival.

Hundreds of local community volunteers participate by acting as hosts during the Festival, keeping the park secure, providing shuttle service, entertaining and housing artists in their homes.

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