Shady
Cove 5th Annual River ArtWalk
August 8 & 9, 2009
Featured
Artists ~ Featured
Performing Artists
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List
of Participating Artists
The River ArtWalk follows the
Scenic Rogue River along a 700' River Bank where
Artists display their fine art and original crafts
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The
5th annual Shady Cove River ArtWalk, held each year at
Edgewater Inn and Rogue River RV Park, is set for Saturday,
August 8, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, August 9,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
This
annual event showcases 100 fine Artists, including paintings
in all medias, sculptures, glasswork, photography, silversmiths,
gemstones, garden art, and fine wood crafts -- artists
are participating from all over Southern Oregon, including
Klamath Falls and Bonanza! Music, Entertainment and Catered
Food will be included inside the RV Park. Entrance is
FREE!
WALK
ALONG THE BANKS paralleling the Scenic Rogue River . .
. a 700' pathway under the Shady Cove Bridge connects
the Edgewater Inn and Rogue River RV Park.
Meet
talented new artists and enjoy original art and prints
by nationally acclaimed talent . . . get a real sense
of the creative energy that makes Art Come Alive!
The River ArtWalk attracts locals
and visitors from all regions of Southern Oregon.
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ArtWalk
Open Air Gallery
Showcasing:
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85 Fine Southern Oregon Artists
* Paintings in all media
* Demonstrations of Art Skills
* Photography
* Glass
* Gemstones
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Jewelry
* Fine Wood Craft
* Silversmiths
* Garden Art
* Performing Artists & Entertainment
* Wine Tasting & Catered Food
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2009
Featured Artists
Crater
Lake Cellars Wine Tasting situated in the
heart of Shady Cove (next to Bel Di's) will set
up tent along the Lower River ArtWalk to pour
their current vineyard offerings to ArtWalk guests.
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Linda
Steen, owner, Linda's Unique Creations, Shady
Cove will display for sale her quality craftsmanship
from Raw Gourd Stock.
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Nicoli
Alexander of Grants Pass, Oregon, is a Master
Jeweler and Gem Cutter. In addition he carves
in Gemstones and Wood, as well as Metal Sculptures.
Look for Nicoli at the ArtWalk's Lower Level during
the 2-day show.
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Textiles
is the specialty of Braunda Gilchrist, of Eagle
Point. Braunda returns this year with her
Beaded Velvet Burnout "Magic Wraps" - you'll find
her next to Crater Lake Cellars Wine Tasting,
on the Lower River ArtWalk in the Rogue River
RV Park.
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Cathy
Spires, Eagle Point, will share her Water
Color, Pastel & Gouache paintings from her "Cathy
art that inSpires" cottage business. Her booth
will also carry prints, art cards as well as "one-of
a kind" Fine Art Gourds.
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Don
Leach, Medford woodturner, specializes in
beautiful bowls, peppermills and clocks. Recently
he launched "The Spirit of the Wood" website:
http://www.thespiritofthewood.com
to introduce interesting extensions of his art...
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Alice
Zelina Berger, will share her popular painted
River Rock Frogs - they come in all shapes and
sizes for you to fall in love with - in addition,
Alice is an Award Winning Upper Rogue Artist and
will display fine paintings and needlework.
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Award
Winning Pencil Artist Kim Ragsdale, of Trail,
loves horses and people and looks for any opportunity
to draw them or talk with them -- Kim will be
featured artist in the Edgewater Inn Conference
Room, during the two-day Shady Cove River ArtWalk.
For Kim's biography and her many awards, visit:
www.kimragsdale.com
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Sher
Antoine-Matlock of Shady Cove specializes
in Pastel Landscapes - her Award Winning talents
captures "Art to the Glory of God" . . .
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Scott
Lang, of Shady Cove, is an accomplished Watercolor/Acrylic
Artist participating in the River ArtWalk; he
will be located on Lower ArtWalk near Bridge
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Dianna
Clark, "Sky Creations", Eagle Point will have
paintings, leather wall hangings, Native American
masks, Dream Catchers, a new collection of Walking
Sticks, and gourd art. Dianna can be located at
Gate #3, East Bank, at Rogue River RV Park.
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Tony
Antonides, of Central Point, is talented award
winning artist painting in watercolor with focus
upon local and coastal scenes - here, he paints
en plein air "the Cove" during the Shady Cove
River ArtWalk.
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Watercolor
Artist Liz Rosier, Lake in the Hills, Illinois
arriving via flight, from Chicago, Illinois, to
visit with parents and to participate in this
year's River ArtWalk. Liz will be featured on
the Lower River ArtWalk, (next to the Wine Tasting),
at the Rogue River RV Park.
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R.B.
"Bob" Faulkner, of Eagle Point, has received
many awards - most recently at the Upper Rogue
Artist Critique Luncheon and at a Grants Pass
Art Show. Bob Faulkner is president of the Upper
Rogue Artist Association and a teacher of the
arts. Bob will paint en plein air along the banks
of the Lower ArtWalk - near Gate #2.
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Judi
Steadman, "Manzanita Mania" receives great
joy from taking old, long dead Manzanita and giving
it new life as a beautiful sculpture, plant stands,
and one-of-a-kind furniture pieces. Joining Judi
in her booth is local sculptor Chris Mathews,who
also works with manzanita to create unique ducks,
geese and other creatures of nature.
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Yvonne
Kitchen, Talent, Oregon (Sculptor): Award
Winning Artist Yvonne Kitchen will display her
Bonze Sculptures, Polymer Clay Relief on Tile
and Magnets along with Sterling Silver Equine
Jewelry. Yvonne was accepted as an Associate Member
of the Society of Animal Artists; received 1st
Place Sculpture award at Death Valley Days for
"Hobbled"; Lilly-Eternal Grace (Miniature horse
mare), and juried into Western State Horse Expo.
"Gypsy Wizard" (pictured, left) won 1st place
at Dancing Horse Farm Show, in Ohio and 3rd Place
at Western States Horse Expo. Yvonne's newest
addition: "Taking Flight" (White Tail Deer, pictured,
right) has been entered at the Draft Horse Classic.
In addition to bronzes, Yvonne will bring new
sterling silver jewelry to this year's River ArtWalk.
Her booth can be found on the green at Edgewater
Inn.
Click
here for website
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Gail
O'Dell, Eagle Point, will display in the Edgewater
Inn Conference Room her newest Semi-Precious Sterling
Silver Jewelry. Gail and her husband spent Winter
2007 in Arizona and Nevada buying beautiful semi-precious
stones as well as experiencing some hard rock
mining in two active mines. At this year's River
ArtWalk, Gail will have some awesome new material
to present, including Rogue River Jasper pieces
incorporated into her Sterling Silver Jewelry
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Lara
Strazdas, Wildfx Art & Photography is new to
the ArtWalk this year. Her nature photography, acrylic,
pencil, scratchboard, pencil and graphite works
will be displayed near Gate #2, along the Lower
River ArtWalk - see: www.wildfxstudio.com
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James
L. Lettis, Cave Junction, Photographer
James Lettis recently retired from 33 years
of city teaching and moved to Cave Junction, OR.
His comment: "I can now devote time to my passion
for photography and travel. My recent Chinese
fortune cookie ready, "You discover treasures
where others see nothing unusual." Nature, architecture,
light and color all play a role in my photographic
images. Through photography, I try to capture
scenes from everyday life that we all take for
granted. My hope is to show the beauty and cultural
diversity that make us unique yet binds us together.
The Way I See It: "Slow down and observe the beauty
that surrounds us"
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Robert
Williamson, of Talent, Artist in Oils - paintings
on canvas
Robert Williamson will display an exciting
group of paintings in abstract geometric forms
and fresh color palette painted on dimensional
canvases - his booth is conveniently located on
the Lower Level at Rogue River RV Park. Two of
Robert Williamson's paintings were juried into
"Expressions West"; an art show for West Cost
Artists held at Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay, Oregon
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Debby
Elder, of Shady Cove - "Painting from the Heart"
Watercolors
In keeping with the Spirit of Shady Cove, the
Upper Rogue Region, and celebrating the 150th birthday
of the State of Oregon, the 5th annual River ArtWalk
will feature Debby Elder, watercolorist, of Shady
Cove and her collection of fine art painted to preserve
Oregon's History. Debby will showcase watercolor
paintings of the Timber Industry, Ranching, Pear
Orchard Industry, Rodeo, and Native American Mi
Wuk Indian. Located on "lower level" at Rogue River
RV Park. Ironically, the Edgewater Inn, along with
the Main Entrance to the River ArtWalk, was built
on a local Lumber Mill which was destroyed, along
with the Shady Cove Bridge, in the historic 1964
flood that unindated the town with several feet
of water. Since then, the Lost Creek Dam was built
to control floodwaters and, today, the Shady Cove
Bridge is known as the gateway to Crater Lake National
Park. Debby has received numerous awards; she is
an active member of the Upper Rogue Artist Association.
Numerous award winning Upper Rogue Artists, celebrating
over 37 years of artistic talent and activity, will
be featured throughout this two-day event.
Last
year, Debby showed, for the first time, her fine
art collection at the River ArtWalk; the positive
response to her work and her love of art has taken
her into a whirl wind year. She received commission
from the Pear Blossom Festival to paint their 2009
Poster. As a new member of the Upper Rogue Artists
Association she has brought energy and foresight
to this professional group of artists and won 3rd
Place Water Color at their Spring Critique Luncheon.
Her new paintings include: "Last Load of the Day"
(pictured above, left), "Logging Team", "Old
Logger", "Ivory","Dance of Thanksgiving" and "Daffodils"
- "Cochise Rodeo" (pictured above)
which is from her 2007 collection. Look for Debby's
booth on the Lower Level, at Rogue River RV Park.
Debby
Elder was received the honor of painting the 2009
poster for the 56th annual Pear Blossom celebration.
(pictured above)
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Janet
Rawlings, Eagle Point, OR
Janet Rawlings is an Award winning Fine Artist
using Soft Pastels or Charcoal in soft realism.
Her art shows exceptional light and range of values.
“Although disabled from fibromyalgia, being able
to create art is the best therapy I can imagine”.
She is a member of the Pastel Society of Oregon,
Southern Oregon Society of Artists, The Artists’
Workshop and Art of The Way and does commissioned
work and will be featured at River ArtWalk. Visit:
www.myspace.com/janetrawlings
for a slide show of her tremendous collection
and varied talents.
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Dorothy
Dierks
Having been fascinated with artists and their
paintings all my extremely busy working years,
I found little bits of time around age 45 and
started painting on my own with the help of videos,
art books, and a few classes and later one excellent
mentor. This continued on for the next 20 years
and as retirement would have it I now have more
time to pursue my painting frenzy. Living in Oregon
all my life gave me the opportunity to fall for
the beautiful ocean waves of our Oregon coast
line. Ocean waves #1 on my painting list. in 2008
I joined the Upper Rogue Art Association and now
am honored to have the position as president,
newspaper correspondent and co-chairperson of
the Upper Rogue Critique Luncheon, member of the
Eagle Point Library Arts Advisory Committee, chosen
poster paintings for the Shady Cove Fire Department,
and chosen best of show form 2008 from the Upper
Rogue Art Association paint out. My plan now is
to make up for lost time and paint, paint, and
then paint some more. those of you who think you
would like to become an artist may consider this
advice... THERE IS NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT......
Sincerely, and love to all you future artists.......Dorothy
L. Dierks
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Dan
Elster
Wildlife Photographer
Dan
Elster is a Phoenix, Oregon based photographer specializing
in birds and wildlife. Capturing behavior and the
inclusion of habitat helps to define his style.
All of his subjects are completely wild, no captive
or "staged" shots. His photography serves as a reminder
that we don't own the earth, we share it. Dan will
be located on the upper level, near Gate #2, Rogue
River RV Park. For more "capturing wild animals
in wild places" Visit: www.elsterphotography.com
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Debbie
Twa Art
Debbie is an award winning artist who delights
in capturing a glimpse of life on her canvas.
If my art causes people pause and reflect on their
lives and that brings a smile to their face or
touches their soul, then my gift will have been
shared as intended. Debbie does not name these
two paintings, perhaps they speak for themselves.
Debbie will show her fine paintings in the Edgewater
Inn Conference Room during the River ArtWalk.
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ASPEN
STREET STUDIOS
will be featured on the green, next
to the pool, at Edgewater Inn during
the August 8 & 9 River ArtWalk . .
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Featured
Aspen Street Studios artists:
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PAUL
BUNCH
Today
people want to escape to simpler,
happy places, which are becoming more
difficult to find. I create visions
of locales that are different than
the typical, mundane things people
see every day. My desire is to transport
the viewer into a dreamlike, magical
setting with each painting I create.
Growing up in Phoenix, Arizona, I
created pictures all the time, and
ever since high school I have been
painting. When I walk into my studio,
I bring with me 30-years' experience
as a graphic designer and illustrator.
I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts
in commercial art from Northern Arizona
University focusing mainly on illustration.
In
recent years, with the proliferation
of new and exciting art materials,
my interest in creating beautiful
paintings has become stronger. Texture
has always motivated my art, and I
like to create unusual and idealistic
scenes that captivate the imagination.
My goal is to create a picture that
the viewer can personally interact
with, rather than just provide a skillful,
photographic rendition of all the
details. Approaching my scenes in
an impressionistic fashion, I use
surprising tools, techniques and elements
in conjunction with acrylic paints
to give a three-dimensional quality
to my pictures. Included are painting
implements such as credit cards cut
in different-sized strips, and texturizing
materials such as modeling paste,
wrinkled tissue paper, cheesecloth,
salt and glass beads. These techniques
and materials, along with intriguing
compositions of Tuscany and other
romantic locales, have made many people
comment that my paintings are different
than anything they have ever seen
before.
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ADAM
BUNCH
Pure
fantasy and a sense of spirited adventure
form the basis of my work. Strong
design elements and themes are predominant,
pulling everything together to make
a bold statement.
From
a very early age, art has captured
my imagination and fueled my creative
spirit. I grew up reading books and
watching movies, that conjured up
fantastical imagery in my mind, inspiring
me to create worlds and characters
of my own, on paper.
I
like to experiment with many techniques,
pushing the darks and lights as much
as possible, seeing where the painting
will take me. Every piece is a challenge,
and offers up new and exciting discoveries.
The
primary goal with each painting is
to make the viewer feel as if they
are being transported to another world
and time, in which reality is both
heightened and stretched beyond its
boundaries.
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JOHN
SULLIVAN
I've
been taught to paint what I see; however
I prefer to paint as my heart dictates.
Whether it's a heroic adventurer fighting
against impossible odds, a faerie
hovering in front of a puppy to gain
its attention, or a wolf poking his
nose out to smell the moist air of
a redwood forest.
Though
my medium is acrylics, my art is about
the beauty of imagination and the
wonder of adventure.
I was born in the deserts of Las Vegas,
Nevada, and even as a child, I was
captured by paper, crayons, and pencils.
Adventure took me to Cal State University
Fullerton where I received a Bachelor
of Arts in Illustration. I was lured
northward to the Pacific Northwest
where I experienced the living beauty
of the Redwoods and that was where
my art first achieved its vibrant
life!
My
goal is to portray worlds beyond our
current times and lives. Places that
emphasize heroic struggles, lost worlds,
romance and eldritch horrors from
beyond the stars. Look with me and
experience the wonder, mystery and
splendor of Adventure with a touch
of fantasy.
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Participating
Performing Artists
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"The
Relief" (Band) from Eagle Point
Band members include (Eagle Point High School graduates)
the Doran brothers; Chris Doran will perform on
Guitar, Keys and as Lead Vocals; Spenser Doran,
on Percussion; and, Shane Kell, on Bass, Synth and
Keys. Their friendship goes back in history to their
childhood. Newest member of group is Jesse Kennemer,
of Grants Pass, performing Lead Electric Guitar.
These natural born performers were destined to create
a band that would provide them opportunity to experiment
and experience reality through their performing
arts.
"The
Relief" began their professional career in 2008,
with appearances including the Summer Concert Series
at Agate Ridge Vineyard, Brittney Ride for St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital, private birthday parties,
weddings, non-profits and other events including
the Talent Art & Music Festival (July 26), and the
Brittney "Battle of the Bands" (August 1st), at
Touvelle Lodge, known for their "simply southern
Oregon" live music.
While
addicted to rock, this versatile group is capable
of performing any style music for any style venue.
At the River ArtWalk, "The Relief" will concentrate
on a Vintage Blues sound, on deck while cantilevered
out over the scenic Rogue River, from 2:30 p.m.
to 5 p.m. at the Rogue River RV Park, in the heart
of Shady Cove.
Performing
on stage at Rogue River RV Park, Saturday, August
8th, from 2:30 p.m. to art show closing at 5:00
p.m.
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Participating
Artists - 2009
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Section
#1 - Main Entrance
EDGEWATER INN (Conference Room)
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Debbie
C. Twa, Medford (Pastels, Oils)
Kim Ragsdale, Trail, (Pencil)
Carl Seyboldt, Eagle Point (Western - Wildlife)
Karen Cain-Smith, Shady Cove (Oil)
Gail O’Dell, Eagle Point (Semi-Precious Sterling
Silver Jewelry)
David Irwin, Butte Falls (Fine Art Photography/Prints)
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TENTED
GALLERY (Adjacent to Conference Room)
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Patricia
Pierce, Gold Hill, (Acrylic Landscapes & Graphite
Portraits)
Lyn Rogers, Brookings, OR ( Conk and Scrimshaw on
Ivory & OILS)
Peggie Foy, Medford (Western Wildlife and Aviation)
Bonnie Kettering, Applegate (Acrylic)
Lynn Whipp, Jacksonville (Jewelry Design)
Russ Walker, Medford (Award Winning Wildlife Artist)
James L. Lettis, Cave Junction, (Photographer)
Jamie Manue, Shady Cove (Glass Sculptures)
Langelier Sculptures, Springfield, OR (Metal Art/Sculptures)
Shady Cove Business Association & Mascot: “Shady
Chick”
Shady Cove Boosters
City of Shady Cove - Census Bureau
Shady Cove Fire District #4 – Celebrate
Smokey’s 65th on Sunday at the Shady Cove Fire Station
- Noon to 3 p.m.
Rick Mandernach, Instant Concrete Art (Stepping
Stones)
Trolee Korn * Lana Lee, Shady Cove (Gourmet Popcorn)
Extreme Caffeine * Karen Solwick * (Iced Coffee,
Smoothies, etc)
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#2
EDGEWATER BREEZEWAY - ON THE GREEN
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Alice
Zelina Berger, Eagle Point (Mixed Media - River
Frogs)
Mary Pedrick, Butte Falls, (Jewelry Designer)
Janet Blight, Medford (Oil Paintings)
Aspen Street Gallery, Medford (Acrylic Paintings
& Prints) John Sullivan
* Pamela Sullivan (vintage hats) * Paul Bunch
Shauna Engbrecht, Central Point (Acrylic & pastel)
Marybeth Hines, Eagle Point (Acrylic)
Janet Rawlings, Eagle Point (Soft realism in soft
Pastels or Charcoal)
Jerry Armstrong, Medford (Oil)
Mark Parker, Eagle Point, Custom Furniture (including
small boats)
Bob & Carol Sharp, Sharp Design Studios, Medford
(Gemstones & Sterling Silver Handcrafted Jewelry)
Yvonne Kitchen, Talent, (Bronze, Sterling Silver,
Polymer Clay on Tiles)
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A
pathway, under the Shady Cove Bridge, connects Edgewater
Inn and Rogue River RV Park - a 700' bank parallels
the scenic Rogue River at the RV Park and provides
an artistic venue for both visual and performing
artists to display their works . . .
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#3
ROGUE RIVER RV PARK LOWER RIVER ARTWALK (Gate #2
Entrance)
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the River Bank)
Judi Steadman dba: Manzanita Mania (Manzanita
Wood & Stone)
Lara Strazdas, Jacksonville (Wildfx Art & Photography)
Judy Elliott, dba: Dragonfly Designs by Judy (Textiles:
Japanese Happi Coats)
Cathy Spires, Eagle Point (Mixed Media, including
original Gourd Art)
Scott Lang (Shady Cove)
Victoria Lane, Ashland (Photography)
Chickadee, Shady Cove (Garden Art)
Jim Kanitz, Shady Cove (Wood Furniture & Photography)
R.
B. "Bob" Faulkner, Eagle Point (Mixed Media)
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Section
#3
continues along Lower ArtWalk Pathway
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(Resting
Area)
Judy Elliott (Dragon Fly Designs – Art to Wear (featuring:
Happi Coats)
Jack & Lynn Staton, Gold Hill (Mt. Valley Designs-Jewelry)
Don Leach, Medford (Wood Turner "Spirit of the Wood")
Robert Williamson, Phoenix (Oil Paintings on Canvas)
Nicoli Alexander, Grants Pass (Master Jeweler, Gem
Cutter and Carver)
Debby Elder, Shady Cove (Watercolors)
Elaine Frenett, Jacksonville (Water Media, Books
and Found Objects Donna Jean Morris, Ashland (Acrylic
Painting)
Sandy Cathcart, Prospect (Acrylic/Oils/Photography)
John & Dana Borges, Shady Cove (Photography & Mixed
Media
Jeri Hill, Stained Glass * Suzanne Sherrets, Stained
Glass
Liz Rosier, Lake in the Hills (Chicago), Illinois
(Watercolor & Photography)
Crater Lake Cellars (Wine Tasting)
Braunda Gilchrist, Eagle Point (Textiles)
Mary McCaffety, Medford ("Eye Candy")
Connie Drane & Idabelle Andrews, Eagle Point (Beaded
Jewelry)
We're All Nuts, Talent (Cinnamon Roasted Almonds)
Lorie Easlick, Eagle Point (Wine Not?)
Athenna & Donna Jean Morris, Medford
Rob Ray Taylor, Talent (Oil & Mixed Media)
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ARTWALK
MUSIC DECK
- Featuring local Musicians over looking the scenic
Rogue River at "The Cove" . . . umbrella seating
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Section
4
ROGUE RIVER RV PARK - UPPER LEVEL ARTWALK
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ARTWALK
CANTINA
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Tony
& Carol Antonides, Central Point (Watercolor Paintings)
Dan Elster, Phoenix (Photographer)
Bobbie Shultz, Talent (Watercolor Pet Portraits)
Lori Paxton, Butte Falls (Photography)
Ruthanne Bray, Butte Falls (Watercolor Paintings
& Photographer)
Leona Haiker, Shady Cove (Clay/Watercolor/Pastels)
Cheryl Magellen, White City (Pastel, Oil, Graphite)
Laureen Bong, Shady Cove (Lori’s Pastels)
Dorothy L. Dierks, Shady Cove (Oil & Acrylic)
Robin Nilsson, Waters Gulch, Jacksonville (Natural
Soaps)
Gary & Phyllis Preslar, Grants Pass (Wood Carvings
& Bonsai)
Maggie Bezuhly, Central Point (Pastel Chalk and
Acrylic Painting)
Material Girls of Shady Cove ("Opportunity Quilt)
Upper Rogue Community Center ("Rubber Duck Adoptions")
Susan Moran, Bellevue, WA (Glass Beads of Czech
Glass – Wire)
Louis Ruth, Shuttertime One Photography, Medford
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Wanda
Tumey & Terry Davis, Medford (Gourd Art)
Salvioli's Italian Kitchen (mobile kitchen) at RV
Park Pavilion
Hawaiian Shaved Ice
Gloria & Wayne Johnson, Creative Everything
Christy Allwardt, Shady Cove (Succulents in Garden
Art)
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EAST
BANK ARTWALK (Gate #3 Entrance)
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Mel
Bugg, Medford (Nestle Ice Cream Cart)
Mel Coffman, Seattle, WA (Metal Art)
(Boat Ramp)
Dave Christy, Gold Hill (VIN Valets)
Anita Yager, Grants Pass (Precious Metals & Natural
Gemstones)
JoAnn Manzone, Dreamweaving Designs, Ashland (Fiber
Arts)
Cindy Whitfield, (Design and Make Wearable Art)
Dianna Clark, Eagle Point (Leather Native American
Masks, etc)
Renate Gyuro, White City (Alpaca Fiber Artist)
Linda Blair, Bonanza (Timberline Stained Glass)
. . . and, still others!
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FREE
Parking & Shuttle Service
Across from Two Pines Smokehouse and at Premier West Bank.
Convenient
"Fee Parking" in Jackson County Regional Park, Rogue River
Drive.
Sponsored
by the Upper Rogue Regional Tourism Alliance (URRTA) -
for the purpose of "connecting people with artistic passion
to make a difference" - (Building Community thru the Arts).
Info:
541-821-4700 - email: chamber@upperrogue.org
2008
Poster
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