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FINE ARTS & CRAFTS
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The Circle of Art
exhibits a wide sampling of juried
art created by American Indian and Western artists from
across the United States and Canada. The artwork,
which is available for sale, crosses many styles and
disciplines including drawing, painting, printmaking,
sculpture, traditional artifacts, weaving, jewelry, drums,
flutes, and furnishings. Whether you are a casual observer
or collector, the Circle of Art presents a colorful
display of traditional and contemporary American Indian
themes.
List of Participating Artists
View Booth Pictures
Artist's Only
Congratulations
to the 2007 Circle of Art competition winners:
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Dan Townsend
2007 Winner of Best of Show
Shell Carver, Tallahassee Florida |
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Bob and Donna Walter
WalterWorks, Metal and Glass art
Morrison, Oklahoma |
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Steve
and Vicki Trout
Drums
Mansfield, OH |
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Butch and Laura Hall
Flutes
Weatherford, TX |
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Geri
Schrab
Watercolor petroglyphs
DeForest, WI |
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Anna
Whitworth
Horsehair pottery
Chapel Hill, TN |
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Ricky Ortiz
Jewelry
Gallup, NM |
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Pat McAllister
Oil painting
Eureka Springs, AR |
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Daniel Ramirez
Paintings/prints
Midland, MI |
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Marie Elioff
Ink and Pastels
Glendale, WI |
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David Behrens
Historical paintings/prints
Charlotte, NC |
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The Gathering Place:
Home to community
service organizations, educational institutions providing
information of interest and support to American Indian
people and the community at large. If your organization
would like to participate, please email
rjschram@ameritech.net for more information.
Village Green Area - New in 2008
This area makes visible,
the immutable and time immemorial connection between
Native North America and Mother Earth. This new area on
our festival grounds will support and promote via exhibit, current methods of earth stewardship by
partnering with local businesses and organizations. We
will also get festival goers thinking about redirecting
a variety of materials from the trash stream in the
popular "Trash Art" corner for kids. Please
contact
rjschram@ameritech.net for more information on these
programs.
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Market Place The Indian Summer
Market place is one of the most popular areas at the
festival. 100 American Indian vendors from throughout the
country and Canada offer an array of Native American
crafts, artwork, books, music, pottery, blankets, jewelry,
beads and a variety of regalia wear and accessories.
Festival Space
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