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Summer Arts Festival

June 26 - 28, 2015

th Annual

FRIDAY 12 PM – 9 PM • SATURDAY 10 AM – 9 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM – 4 PM

Umpqua Valley Arts Association

Fir Grove Park1624 W. Harvard Avenue

Roseburg, Oregon

Welcome to the Summer Arts Festival!From the Executive DirectorAs I anticipate my third Summer Arts Festival, I am mindful of how indebted I am—and we all are—to those amazing folks who had the inspiring idea to create this event 47 years ago. It is an honor to carry on a tradition of celebrating the creativity that abounds in the Land of Umpqua.

Roseburg’s beautiful Fir Grove Park is the perfect setting for a three-day event offering a joyful experience every step of the way. Talented craftspeople and artists share their unique creations. Some of the finest musicians in the region fill the air with a vast array of musical styles, from country and Celtic to boogie and jazz. Food vendors will have you regretting there are only three meals in a day.

The festival is the perfect family outing, with kids’ arts activities, artist demonstrations, displays of amazing local talent on the Family Stage all competing for your attention. There is also a wonderful community art project that everyone can participate in.

All of this comes your way for a $3 admission fee—or $10 for families of four or more. You wont find a better value for your dollar anywhere else. I look forward to seeing you at the Arts Festival and sharing the fun.

Sincerely,Andrew Apter,Executive DirectorUmpqua Valley Arts Association

How Artists Were ChosenThe exceptional art which adorns the Festival is the result of a strong evaluation process. Artist applications are reviewed by three jurors who assess the images submitted by the artists along with an artist statement.

Each type of art is evaluated separately, and the artists remain anonymous to the jury. Ju-rors take into consideration quality, presenta-tion, originality, technical ability and booth display. Jurors can review the artist’s images and statement and may revise their decision before their final submission. After much dis-cussion, the individual scores are tallied and the top scores in each category receive an invi-tation to show in the Festival.

Congratulations to all the Art Vendors who were accepted into this year’s 2015 Summer Arts Festival. Sandee McGee, UVAA Gallery Manager, Jury Facilitator.

Good To Know:Admission: ...Still only $3 per-person Families: $10: Children under 6- FREE

On the CoverUVAA has adopted a logo celebrating two great loves...Art and The Umpqua.

Look for this logo around campus!

Welcome to the Summer Arts Festival!

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Live Art You can enjoy watching artists in action, from glass blow-ing to ceramics, and you can be an artists too at the Com-munity Art Project.

Artists Directory Learn about all the artists whose work is on display and where to find them. UVAA’s Summer Art’s Festival brings together an award-winning collection of emerging and established professional artists.

Festival Map Enjoy strolling UVAA’s luscious sprawling grounds en-route to great art. Grab a cold drink or Kettle Korn for the stroll. Locate the stages and schedule for live music. Plan lunch under shade in the food court with a cold bev-erage while planning your ‘art attack’ visit to every artists booth. Locate favorite Douglas County Non-Profits to stop in and say ‘hello’, and stop by the UVAA info booth to learn about the Umpqua Valley Art’s Association’s many classes held throughout the year for adults and kids.

On StageNon-stop entertainment from the finest local and regional talent. Can’t choose one fabulous band over another? Just hang out and enjoy great food and beverages at the McMenamins Food Court.

It Takes A VillageEvents of this size are possible due to major community support of the arts. We deeply appreciate each and every-one of you!

In The Gallery

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Hallie Brown Ford GalleryArtWorks Northwest Juried exhibit of regional art.

Gallery IIVinita Pappas - Layers

The Cookie Cafe - Food for a CauseTreat yourself to locally made snacks from Umpqua Local Goods. Offering cookies, cinnamon rolls, kale chips, gra-nola, coffee, iced chai, and much more.

Umpqua Local Goods is a social enterprise, created through a partnership of NeighborWorks Umpqua and Phoenix Charter School. All proceeds directly support this program.

Red GalleryPhotolucida’s 2014 Critical Mass Top 50 photographers from Umpqua Community College’s permanent collection.

Entry & CorridorRich Bergeman High Desert Dreams

Student GalleryPast & Present Exhibit Umpqua Community College’s Visual Communications Program

Peek inside UVAA’s historic building

Live ArtTHE NEWS REVIEW KIDS’ ZONE

Community Art Project This year’s public art project will be a large-scale weaving installation. Arts Festival visitors are invited to lace a piece of fabric into a frame to create a whole picture. Only at the festival’s end will the sum of all our parts be revealed! Together we can make something beautiful that will be on display at the Festival for years to come.

Weaving is one of the oldest surviving crafts in the world, dating back to Neolithic times — approximately 12,000 years ago. Even before woven fabric became prevalent, the basic principle of weaving was applied to interlacing branches and twigs to create tools such as baskets, fences and shelters. Our installation also serves as a tool — to teach us about time and community. Please join us for this celebration of our commu-nity. We need each and every one of you to make it happen!

Photo BoothPose as models in our photo booth reminis-cent of 1930’s American Gothic painting by Grant Wood.

Non-ProfitsUVAA’s information booth is the place to find out about local service work and char-ities. Learn how you can get involved and support these important members of our community.

interact with Artists

Kids can get hands-on experience

creating art wirh local artists. This year’s

projects include: popsicle stick people,

vegetable printing, spinners, air -dry clay

projects and fish printing.

Thanks to The Home Depot and the Department of Fish and Wildlife for their support.

Non-stop activities

that will fill children of

all ages with creative joy!

Weaving a Tapestry

See map on pages 6/7 to locate the Kids Zone.

Join the U-Spin Fibers Guild over by the Community Art Project to see how wool is transformed into yarn. Hand spinning is an ancient textile art where natural fibers like sheep’s wool, alpaca hair, and Angora rabbit wool are spun into yarn and then woven into fabric to create clothing and other products.

Wheel ThrowingWatch students from UVAA’s Clay Place studio get their hands dirty! See demonstra-tions of wheel throwing, hand building, and view ceramics on display. The Clay Place offers classes all year-around for beginning to intermediate level students. Visit uvarts.com/the-clay-place for more information.

Art Demonstrations Wool Spinning Glass BlowingArtist Lawrence Eichman will demonstrate an age-old artform, dating back to the Roman Empire, here at UVAA’s Summer Arts Festi-val. Glassblowing is a technique that involves inflating molten glass into a bubble, with the aid of a blowpipe.

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ArtistsM. Kay Beckham M. Kay Beckham 2D Mixed Media - Booth 73

Wayne Bricco Acrewood Art 2D Mixed Media - Booth 45

www.acrewoodart.com

Sharon Poteet Art on 42nd Street 2D Mixed Media - Booth 114

www.arton42ndstreet.com

Nancy Almand Blue Moon Crafted Creations 3D Mixed Media - Booth 105

www.bluemooncrafted.com

Del & Eppie O’ShellSoftoys.com 3D Mixed Media - Booth 66

www.softoys.com

Susanne Weston Susanne Weston Art 3D Mixed Media - Booth 112

Kelly Keller-Hudson Kelly’s Kolor Kreations Face Painting PlusBody Art - Kids’ Zone

Kathleen TaylorFace & Body Art by KathleenBody Art- Roving cart

Kelly WelkerHalf Moon Henna Body Art - Booth 79

www.halfmoonhenna.com

Denise Davis Karmadilo Clayworks Ceramics - Booth 126

Frank A. GosarOff Center CeramicsCeramics - Booth 29

www.offcenter.biz

Robert Johnson PsychoceramicsCeramics - Booth 71

Clara Lanyi Clara Lanyi CeramicsCeramics - Booth 57

www.claralanyi.com

Arthur Linnemeyer Affinity PotteryCeramics - Booth 70

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Peppi MelickPeppi’s PotteryCeramics - Booth 98

David Parry Whistle Post PotteryCeramics - Booth 120

www.whistlepostpottery.com

Susan Siwinski Clay DimensionalsCeramics - Booth 131

www.claydimensionals.com

David ArthurSew Happy Fiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 78

Ginger Blackwell GingyCake Fiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 76

www.gingycake.com

Megan CrouchBetween the Wines/Unwined Fiber Arts/Textiles - Booth 111

www.betweenthewines.etsy.com

Lynn KellyLynn N Kelly Designer ApronsFiber Arts/Textiles - Booth 122

www.lynnsdesigneraprons.etsy.com

Tylar MerrillThimbleberry Felt Designs Fiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 100

www.tylarmerrill.com

Maggie Quinlan Maggie’s Farm Tie-dyeFiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 16

www.maggiesfarmtiedye.etsy.com

Stacey ThomsonSweet Daisy Designs Fiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 33

www.sweetdaisydesigns.etsy.com

Kathy WasilHideaway Hills CreationsFiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 95

Becky WrightBecky’s Bags Fiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 63

www.beckysbags.net

Beth Bass Umpqua Kettle Corn Foods - Booth 1

Atilla InczeNuts 4 Life Foods - Booth 83

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ArtistsBob PurdyMrs. Britt’s Oregon KitchenFoods - Booth 110

www.mrsbritts.com

Teri & John Benefiel tj Glass ArtGlasswork - Booth 53

www.tjglassartoregon.com

Lowell Duell Serpentine GlassGlasswork - Booth 14

www.glassballoons.com

Lawrence EichmanIsland Fire ArtsGlasswork - Booth 86, 87

Debra Fenzl MSR StudioGlasswork - Booth 25

www.msrstudio.com

Chuck VannattaChuck Vannatta GlassworksGlasswork - Booth 107

www.chuckvannatta.com

Jirivil Wood

Glass Beads by Jirivil Glasswork - Booth 99

Michael BarnesDaydreamHQ Home Goods - Booth 96, 97

www.daydreamhq.com

John BotelloHawaiian Sun Chairs Home Goods - Booth 48

www.hawaiiansunchairs.com

Caroline DietrichGood Smells SoapHome Goods - Booth 65

www.goodsmellssoapcompany.com

Sarah GallinoSarah Gallino Home Goods - Booth 80

Curtis MatskoVintage JournalsHome Goods - Booth 109

www.curtismatsko.com

John McFadden Lighthouse Gift CompanyHome Goods - Booth 106

www.lighthousegiftcompany.com

Curtis NorquistGoldenwood SoapHome Goods - Booth 62

www.goldenwoodsoap.com

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1:00 pm - Red Dragon Irish BandRed Irish Dragon Band is a mainstay of the local music scene, bringing to the Festival its festive, finely honed delivery of authentic Celtic music.

3:00 pm - GEO 4The perfect complement to a warm mid-day breeze, GEO 4’s beautiful melodics and captivating rhythms were a huge hit at the 2013 Festival.

5:00 pm - Mo’ Jo BoogieMo’ Jo Boogie is the coming together of five local musicians with one intention: to play infectious dance grooves and to have a good time doing it. Expect the unexpected and bring your dancing shoes.

7:00 pm - Norman Sylvester Band“The Boogie Cat” was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall Of Fame in 2011. His love for the blues is infec-tious, his performances are always nights to remember.

Main Stage

3:00 pm - Aces WildOne of Douglas County’s most accomplished country bands, Aces Wild launches the Festival entertainment minus one - so it’s Aces Mild and just as fine.

5:00 pm - Kenny Holmes and the Blues Daddy’s...bring it on with passion and soul, offering a mix of original, traditional and contemporary blues.

7:00 pm - EtouffeeEtoufee is led by Kelly Thibodeaux’s red hot Louisiana style fiddle, shufflin’ rhythm and blues and kickin’ Southern rock to create an exciting new sound known as “Swamp” rock.

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Saturday

12:00 pm - Kudana Marimba BandKudana challenges you to sit still once they fill the air with their high-energy infusion of marimba magic.

2:00 pm - FratelliThe region’s premiere jazz ensemble features Dave Kennedy on saxophone, Michael Mendenhall on key-boards, and Corey Culberhouse on bass.

Sunday

Mo’Jo Boogie

Norman Sylvester Band

Etouffee

Kenny Holmes & the Blues Daddy’s

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Family Stage

12:00 - Chitwood Dancers

1:30 - Roseburg Martial Arts

2:30 - Douglas County Youth Orchestra

4:00 - I Heart Hoops

2:30 - Old Time Fiddlers

4:00 - Middle Eastern Dancers

6:00 - Aulanii Hula

Homemade Fried BreadHomemade fried bread, funnel cakes, curly fries & corn dogs

Fisherman’s GrottoFresh seafood, fish & chips, oysters & shrimp

Umpqua Dairy ProductsOregon’s best ice cream!

International Foods, LLCGreek Cuisine

McMenaminsHand crafted beer and ales

King ConcessionsWraps, rice bowls and fresh lemonades

Smokehouse Catering & BBQSpecialty meat & veggie burgers, ribs; pulled pork, linguicia & tri-tip sandwiches, chips & coleslaw

Food Court

Oriental ConcessionsTeriyaki chicken, fried rice, Yakisoba noodles, spring roll fried shrimp & Bento boxes

RumGrillStuffed potatoes, smoked turkey legs, turkey sliders & steak sandwiches

Espresso MadnessFresh roasted coffee, espresso, Italian sodas, smoothies & Hawaiian shaved ice

Wild Rose VineyardLocal vineyard produced wines

The Festivals Food Court line up will please all palates - from fresh caught seafood to local brews...and exciting offerings in-between.

10Carroll OakleyLots of LavenderHome Goods - Booth 46

www.lots-of-lavender.com

Susan SmithWhite Buffalo CreationsHome Goods - Booth 85

www.whitebuffalocreation.etsy.com

Tina BarryTina Barry DesignsJewelry - Booth 68

www.shoptinabarry.com

Tammy & Chad BelcherWest Coast WrapsJewelry - Booth 74www.facebook.com/

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Cristina CherryCherryTree StudioJewelry - Booth 75

www.cherrytreestudio.com

Elizabeth EllingsonSilver Rock DesignJewelry - Booth 125

www.silverrockdesign.com

Marg EverettFriends and Family Beads LLCJewelry - Booth 90

Debra HarrisDesert Rock and GemJewelry - Booth 20

Krisann Kosel K Squared Jewelry Jewelry - Booth 60

Buck & Judy Lovett Rainbow Hollow Designs Jewelry - Booth 102

www.facebook.com/rainbowhollowdesigns

Kay PedersonBrocante Jewelry - Booth 47

www.brocante97401.com

Sharon Sawicki Sharon Sawicki Jewelry Jewelry - Booth 103

www.sharonsawickijewelry.com

Cliff Scharf Cliff Scharf Jewelry Jewelry - Booth 133

www.cliffscharfjewelry.etsy.com

Maria Sparks Steampunk Nation Jewelry - Booth 92, 93

www.steampunknation.etsy.com

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11 ArtistsBrooke Spehar Oregon Jewelry Jewelry - Booth 94

www.oregonjewelry.etsy.com

Anita Yager Harvest Moon Arts Jewelry - Booth 64

www.harvestmoonarts.com

Eric Langeliers Langeliers Studio Metalwork - Booth 118, 119

James McClure Macsart Metalwork - Booth 49

Justin Troxel Mancrafts Metalwork - Booth 81

Allison Bruns Cowpoke Corner Painting - Booth 88

www.cowpokecorner.com

Dale Kurtz Dale Kurtz Artist Painting - Booth 72

www.dalekurtz.com

Julie Metzler Joyful Arts Painting - Booth 124

www.julie-metzler.fineartamerica.com

Shannon Barnard K9 Bytes Inc Pets - Booth 17

www.k9bytesgifts.com

Jerrie Thomas Goodog Bones Pets - Booth 104

www.goodogbones.com

Tim Giraudier Beautiful Oregon Photography - Booth 61

www.beautifuloregon.com

Jeff Gracz Elemental Images Fine Art Photography Photography - Booth 15

www.jeffgraczphotography.com

Jerry Hogrewe Jerry Hogrewe Photography Photography - Booth 108

www.jerryhogrewe.com

Graham Smith Apertures West Photography - Booth 116

www.grahamsmithphoto.com

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Special thanks to all the artists for supporting UVAA’s Summer Arts Festival - and sharing your work with us. May you continue on your creative path of Art Making...we wish you the best.

Ron Wolf Maple Hill Pix Photography - Booth 56

www.maplehillpix.com

Walt Dickover Walt’s Woodwork Woodwork - Booth 58, 59

gunnythomas96@yahoo.com

Jeffrey Nelson Hudson River Inlay Woodwork - Booth 82

www.hudsonriverinlay.com

Jim Norris Wood by Jim Woodwork - Booth 69

bigfoot_jim@msn.com

David Quill Inner Rhythm Woodwork - Booth 117

www.innerrhythm.etsy.com

Bob Walker Coffee Can Woodwork - Booth 67

bobwalker10@msn.com

Ginger Trute Rustique Metal Art Metalwork - Booth 43, 44

Valerie Smith D&V Pewter Accessories Metalwork - Booth 123

Theresa Godard Pipsqueak Productions Metalwork - Booth 50,51,52

Cleo KaleHer Family JewelsJewelry - Booth 77

Michael IgoIgo KnivesHome Goods - Booth 31

Ethel StrattonCelia’s Gourmet FoodsFoods – Booth 23

celiasgourmetfoods.com

David Johns Oregon Flavor Rack Foods - Booth 132

spiceman.com

Fue YangUnique Finished Fiber Arts-Textiles - Booth 91

Eli SandersOver the TopFiber Arts-Textiles - Booth 113

Mary MaloneWicker WorksFiber Arts-Textiles - Booth 101

wickerworks-aab.com

Joyanna EllisMiss Piper and CoFiber Arts / Textiles - Booth 84

misspiperandco.etsy.com

Al Dockwiller Stoneware Designs Ceramics - Booth 127

Sheila OstermanHandmade Originals 3D Mixed Media - Booth 22

Christine Born Christine Born Jewelry Jewelry, kumihimo, copper/silver earrings

Kevin CarsonCarson Clay Works Hand built ceramic work - Booth 60

Allison & Nate DobLeapin Lizardz Hand blown glass, photography -Booth 55

Tahereh DehghanTasha’s Accessories Handmade garment wraps - Booth 117

Jeffery WilliamsWild Coast Woodworks Hand-crafted furnishings /recycled & reclaimed wood - Booth 54

Darci HawkinsI Heart Hoops Hand crafted hula hoops - Booth 13

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Our sponsors recognize the importance of supporting the arts in our community. They have chosen to invest hard earnings from their businesses to sponsor the Summer Arts Festival.

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Community of Roseburg – recognizing the importance of art education and exposure as a priority in community investment.

Volunteers - Roseburg and Douglas County are renowned for the volunteer spirit which makes events such as the Summer Arts Festival possible. Larry Safley, current Chair of the Summer Arts Festival committee, Doug Holloway, past Chair of the com-mittee, and Dick Worthey, former Board president and the person who knows every detail about the festival, contribute at least a combined 200 volunteer hours on their own during Festival week.

An additional 150+ volunteers donate their time to ensure a fabulous time for everyone. Be sure to thank the volunteers during your time at the Arts Festival. Without them, no Fes-tival!

UVAA Staff and Board of Directors – The work begins many months before the show goes on. Behind the scenes, a dedicated Summer Arts Committee begins planning and doesn’t stop until after the event when we meet to discuss what worked, didn’t work and what can we do to improve the experience for everyone. The booklet committee was comprised of UVAA staff, volunteers and board members.

Events of this size are

possible due to major

community support of the arts.

We have so many to express

our gratitude and apprecia-

tion…this is just the beginning.

Thank you...

Ed Moorin Memorial Trust • Main Stage Sponsor Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians • Family Stage Sponsor KQEN • Media Sponsor

News Review • Kids’ Zone Sponsor McMenamins Roseburg Station • Food Court Sponsor United Commercial Travelers • Umpqua Bank • City of Roseburg • Norm and Kathy Smith • Oregon Serigraphics

Design and production: Samantha Gorton & Oregon Serigraphics

Printing: TechnaPrint, Eugene.

Printed with soy inks on a Komori Lithrone 628/C 6-color unit on recycled stock. Fonts: Eras; Kokila

When you have the opportunity, please let these sponsors know how important their participation is to you and the commu-nity. We’re grateful to have these businesses as partners in our community.

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