FESTIVAL MAP
PARKING AND SHUTTLE SERVICE AT THE FESTIVAL
Parking and shuttle service for festival attendees will be available at both the Robert Frost School parking lot and the Roth’s north parking lot. Signs will be posted at each location for your direction.
EVENT SCHEDULE
Friday
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM (Gallery opening and film showcase)
Saturday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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STAGE
FRIDAY
01 TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE OF SILVERTON (2017, 11:30 min.) 02 OUR NEIGHBOR: DELMAR CALVERT (2017, 6 min.) 03 THE ECLIPSE: PART 1 (2017, 10 min.) 04 THE ECLIPSE: PART 2 (2017, 6:30min.) 05 SIDEWALK SHINDIG (2017, 6 min.) 06 THE HOPE THAT THINGS WILL CHANGE (2020, 9 min.) BONUS A DIFFERENT KIND OF CREATURE (2020, 5 min) TOTAL 54 min. SATURDAY
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PAVILION ART ACTIVITIES
All activities are free and open to the public! SATURDAY
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We’re glad you’re here. We’re glad we’re here, too! As you know, nothing’s been certain in the two years since our last festival: So we begin again with gratitude.
We could never make the festival happen without the support of our community, but it’s especially true this season. Thanks to all the friends and neighbors who put out fires, replanted, rebuilt, supported local businesses, and cared for our health over this long period of struggle.
Good things are coming! Classes and workshops will soon be offered at the Art Center with a range of fresh subjects. The city has just approved plans for a new community stage between the Art Center and Park House building. We’re also welcoming a broader range of art and artists to the Association. As Silverton continues to diversify, so will the art we produce. Make sure to use the QR code to see greater detail about this year’s festival and the excellent artists, musicians, and contributors who make it all happen.
Thanks you for your participation in the creative life of our community. We look forward to seeing you at the festival, and together, to find what’s beautiful in joy and struggle.
We could never make the festival happen without the support of our community, but it’s especially true this season. Thanks to all the friends and neighbors who put out fires, replanted, rebuilt, supported local businesses, and cared for our health over this long period of struggle.
Good things are coming! Classes and workshops will soon be offered at the Art Center with a range of fresh subjects. The city has just approved plans for a new community stage between the Art Center and Park House building. We’re also welcoming a broader range of art and artists to the Association. As Silverton continues to diversify, so will the art we produce. Make sure to use the QR code to see greater detail about this year’s festival and the excellent artists, musicians, and contributors who make it all happen.
Thanks you for your participation in the creative life of our community. We look forward to seeing you at the festival, and together, to find what’s beautiful in joy and struggle.
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YOUR HOSTS
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The Silverton Art AssociationBooth 1
Members of the Silverton Art Association are here to represent our work and tell you about new developments in our community -- come say hello!
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SPECIAL GUESTS
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The Silverton Mural SocietyAcross from our Food Trucks
Local muralists will demonstrate their techniques on an original piece over the festival weekend!
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THE ARTISTS
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Helioscope StudioBooth 15
COMICS/LITERATURE/MULTIMEDIA
This year's festival headliner and poster designer, Jonathan Case, is both a Silverton resident and part of Portland's Helioscope Studio, whose individual members create award-winning comics, graphic novels, and illustrated media. Their members have had work published across the world and adapted to film, TV, Netflix, and more! We are pleased to feature a number of the Helioscope crew this year at our festival -- please check the Saturday/Sunday schedule for activities featuring their talents!
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Marca Fantasy Figurative ArtBooth 29
COMICS/LITERATURE/MULTIMEDIA
Stop motion animation-like characters, and ornaments sculpted mainly of polymer, epoxy clay and resin casts. Each based on original designs. Most characters are costumed with recycled and natural fibers, and their bodies are posable.
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Fishbowl PotteryBooth 17
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Wheel thrown pottery with hand built design work applied to outside of work. Functional pottery consists of lamps, comfort lights, garden solar lights, bowls, vases, mugs, bird feeders and houses and banks.
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The Walt Bensman StudioBooth 22
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Stoneware clay and wood are used to create layered wall sculptures, as well as wheel thrown and hand-built functional teapots, vases and other artwork.
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Off Center CeramicsBooth 33
Sculpture/Glass/3D
My functional stoneware pottery is wheel-thrown or thrown-and-altered, and decorated with freehand drawings of birds and animals using ceramic minerals and stains applied with hand-made brushes.
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Little Tail CeramicsBooth 35
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Whimsical hand built animal sculptures and vessels, artistic drawer pulls, and jewelry holders made from repurposed wood and frames, hand painted with hand made knobs attached. All work made by the artist in her home studio in Vancouver Washington
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Mud Pie GalleryBooth 13
Sculpture/Glass/3D
We are high fire stoneware potters and produce functional everyday useable stoneware. We range from mugs and vases to full dinner sets. We have been producing high quality stoneware since 1973 and own and operate our studio and gallery in South Salem
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MWhi PotteryBooth 47
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Handmade artistic pottery.
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Blackberry Lane CeramicsBooth 57
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Decorative and functional ceramics inspired by the Pacific Northwest.
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Wildflower FusingBooth 49
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Functional and decorative fused glass for your home and garden.
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Joe Bennett Glass DesignsBooth 48
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Cold worked copper foiled boxes, cat figures, lamps and kaleidoscopes, fused glass plates and dishes, all from original designs.
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LB Glassworks, LLCBooth 46
Sculpture/Glass/3D
I work with artglass to create stained glass, fused glass and multimedia pieces.
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Karla's Green Glass DesignBooth 44
Sculpture/Glass/3D
I use repurposed vases, bowls, and plates to make beautiful birdbaths, and garden art. I also do glass mosaics using various items.
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Mom's GlasshouseBooth 39
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Mom's Glasshouse specializes in stained glass windows and home decor. My current window collection is inspired by mid-century modern ideas with geometric lines and abstract images. I will also be including some holiday treats as part of my showing.
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Aspen Wolf ArtsBooth 40
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Hand carved gourds by Jim Tucker in a Halloween theme. Carved to to resemble pumpkins, witches, ghosts, cats, devils.
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The Beaded LadyBooth 54
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Life-size torso of a mannequin covered in beads and trinkets to create portraits, political statements, geometric design, etc.
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Cowdawg CreationsBooth 24
SCULPTURE / GLASS / 3D
Functional Copper Garden Art - sprinklers, misters, outdoor showers, feeders, bird houses, garden hangers, wall art.
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Linda Thorson DesignBooth 37
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Inspired by nature, the historic decorative arts, and travel, I create mixed-media original designs which I then cast in a proprietary concrete mix. I use and integral color, then layer other pigments after casting to create a rich depth of color. Each piece is then sealed and hand-burnished. All of my work may be enjoyed indoors.
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Garden Whimsies by JackieBooth 10
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Live leaves are "fossilized" to capture the texture and veins in cement (sometimes clay), which are then hand-painted and sealed to exterior garden use. The majority of the pieces are displayed atop poles in the garden beside plants or in pots and containers.
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Birdhouses by Loretta MartinezBooth 43
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Fun and functional individually constructed and hand painted birdhouses. I paint realistic designs of birds and flowers, using oil paints.
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Gretchen WrightBooth 56
Sculpture/Glass/3D
I turn vintage finds into artwork for the home. I create both 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional pieces. I use pieces I find at estate sales and thrift stores to create truly one of a kind art.
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Burses by AmmyBooth 36
Sculpture/Glass/3D
I transform books into purses, clocks, wreaths, and lamps!
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CW WoodworksBooth 52
Sculpture/Glass/3D
Custom canes and staffs.
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Paxson House - Center for Creative EndeavorsBooth 11
Textiles/Clothing
We create and sell water marbled silk scarves. Our booth affords the opportunity for participants to create their own silk scarf.
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Sue Handman Fabric CollageBooth 16
Textiles/Clothing
I create fabric collages using photos of victorian women and children and pair them with inspirational and irreverent quotes. I then sew them onto unique clothing, bags, hats, pillows, tea towels, aprons, napkins, patches, and greeting cards.
www.suehandman.com
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Hat PeopleBooth 28
Textiles/Clothing
Cloth sewn hats, made from natural fabrics. Both "Old European" and original hat styles. All hats are gender neutral, fully washable, and adjust to size. All cloth, no plastic structuring.
http://www.hatpeople.com
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Sun ChairsBooth 10
Textiles/Clothing
Unique hammock chairs from Maui, Hawaii.
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Forestlily DesignsBooth 5
Jewelry
Sterling silver & turquoise jewelry
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Marty Hogan JewelryBooth 34
Jewelry
I use traditional silver smith techniques to make one-of-a-kind pieces of silver jewelry and tiny boxes. I embellish my pieces with carefully selected semi-precious stones. My work is inspired by my natural surroundings.
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Burbecks JewelryBooth 32
Jewelry
Handmade, hand painted ceramic jewelry. Done with underglaze and fired multiple times.
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Tundra Designs JewelryBooth 50
Jewelry
I begin by sustainably foraging the natural elements. Wasp nests and seeds are dried and some wood needs to be stabilized in a vacuum chamber. Next, they are placed into forms and hand-dyed resin poured to encase the objects. While curing, the forms are placed in a pressure pot to prevent bubbles and to give the resin a glass-like appearance. Once set, I draw shapes and rough cut them, followed by sanding to fine tune. Lastly, I drill holes for the hardware and coat with a weatherproof sealant. The final product is a one-of-a-kind piece of wearable art.
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Northwest GoodsBooth 55
Jewelry
I enjoy experimenting with different metals, shapes, textures, and colors when creating my jewelry. I start with raw sheet and wire made of brass, copper, nickel silver, sterling silver, and I have recently started playing around with aluminum and stainless steel. I use an oxygen acetylene torch along with pliers, shears, and several different hammers to form and join these different metals into functional, unique, and appealing jewelry
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Snagridge Jewelry by Dennise LarsonBooth 23
Jewelry
Handcrafted jewelry using sterling silver, copper, stones and beads.
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The Twisted GemBooth 31
Jewelry
Lengths of wire with gemstones, pearls, crystal, glass and resin are hand-crocheted into three strands, which are then braided together into a harmonious and texturally-intricate piece of jewelry.
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Saucy JewelryBooth 58
Jewelry
Sterling silver, 18k gold and natural gemstones. I enjoy playing with a variety of textures and patinas. Reticulating silver and learning the art of Keum Boo (applying 24k gold to silver) have been recent explorations.
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Terry's Jewelry for YouBooth 51
Jewelry
I make beaded necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
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Some Girls JewelryBooth 14
Sculpture/Glass/3D
I make all my jewelry from metal clay, a delightfully limitless medium that contains tiny particles of reclaimed silver and an organic binder, making this a very green product. Metal clay is fired in a kiln where the binder is burnt away and when finished you are left with only the silver. In my jewelry I use fine silver and sterling silver. To add color to my jewelry I use natural and faceted gemstones in a variety of earth tone colors. A splash of 24-k gold foil adds warmth and brightness. I polish and finish with freshwater pearls, natural gemstones or a simple sterling silver chain.
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Flowers are Outside Photography
Booth 30
Photography
Nature Photography - matted prints, metal prints, note cards, earrings, pendants, magnets, coasters.
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Michelle D. Frantz PhotographyBooth 6
Photography
My photography revolves around nature with a prominent focus on the nuances of light, texture, color, and form. I especially enjoy macro work and celebrating the minutia that is often overlooked or taken for granted - blades of grass after the rain, the texture of tree bark blanketed in moss, the way light dances on a body of water.
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Jamie K Morgan PhotographyBooth 8
Photography
I am a landscape, travel, nature, wild animals photographer that loves to share my experiences from around the world with others.
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Vldn Taylor PhotographyBooth 42
Photography
Landscape photography.
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Doyle's LeekBooth 53
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
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Keelson ArtBooth 12
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Sally Wanstall's abstract acrylic paintings.
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Texturous StudiosBooth 26
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
I use my art as a means of examining our complex relationship with the natural world around us. As humans, we at once treasure nature’s beauty, exploit its resources, and attempt to contain the elements we deem undesirable. I explore these themes through my subject matter, my process, and my materials.
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M. Kay BeckhamBOOTH 19
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Using watercolor, acrylic, graphite and pastels, I seek to embellish positive words to bring encouragement and a smile. My inspiration is from Creation, and the words are quotes gathered from classic literature, Scripture and my own observations. Prints are mounted and ready to hang for an affordable alternative to originals.
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Cheri Meyer Fine ArtBOOTH 25
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
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Shenanigan's Art LLCBooth 45
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
My primary focus is abstract fluid art. I paint on canvas, ceramic tiles, and drink tumblers. I have also made some jewelry with these same techniques.
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Copper ImpressionsBooth 41
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
I patina copper with a torch, then score in an image and remove the patina. I paint with alcohol based inks and seal the painting with museum-quality varnish.
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Vivid Colors in OilBooth 9
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
I paint in oil on canvas with vivid colors found in nature all about me. Some of my paintings are by commission, many by the imagination of others and by myself. It is my hope that they bring peace and a smile.
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Andrei Engelman ArtBooth 27
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Oil paintings on canvas, with bright and colorful animals. Most works are framed with handprinted wooden frames. A limited number of high quality digital prints.
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Donald LegassieBooth 7
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Oil paintings on canvas, with bright and colorful animals. Most works are framed with handprinted wooden frames. A limited number of high quality digital prints.
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Janetta Deppa ArtBooth 21
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
My paintings are of the Pacific Northwest understory. I enjoy painting the wide diversity of vegetation, nettles, ferns, and flowers that can be found in our forests.
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Sam Dalton Fine ArtBooth 4
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
I'm passionate about painting castles and sweeping landscapes both real and make-believe.
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Paperwings StudioBooth 3
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
I create a mixture of oil paint and wax which I then apply to wood panels. I first compose my images on the panels using graphite and charcoal, then I apply the paint mixture to the panels.
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Gary HlastalaBooth 38
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Oil paintings and prints.
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Jenny ArmitageBooth 2
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Watercolors on paper.
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Sole Impressions StudioBooth 18
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Hand drawn shoes in graphite and color pencil.
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Nicole BronsonBooth 59
PAINTING/ILLUSTRATION/2D
Landscape paintings and more.
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