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ach summer white tents dot the landscape around Powderhorn Park bringing individuals from all over the country
together to enjoy an abundance of creativity and skill that
flows through the artists participating in the Powderhorn Art Fair.
The real beauty of the Powderhorn Art Fair is that the events
impact is felt throughout the year and not just on event days.
The Powderhorn Art Fair is a unique collaboration with the Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association (PPNA) and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB). Proceeds from the Art
Fair help fund park programs such as theatre arts, computer lab,
teen center, music recording studio, the pottery studio and team
sports giving neighborhood residents of all ages a safe environment in which to play, learn and grow. As you enjoy this years Art
Fair, please take a moment to reflect on your importance to Powderhorn Park and our community. We appreciate you taking time
to experience the uniqueness of the Powderhorn Park neighborhood and hope you will visit us regularly.
Steve King
Cover Art
This years cover art is by Bud Bullivant,
Wire sculpture artist, 2014 Invitational Award Winner.
(See story on page 6)
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ach year four top awards (Best In Show, Second Place, Third Place, Merit) and invitational
awards are given to Main Exhibitors and one top award to the Community Showcase. All
artists are eligible for The Spirit of Powderhorn award. A panel of three judges, of varying
art backgrounds (one of whom is a Powderhorn Park Neighborhood resident), is chosen by the
Art Fair Committee to jury the Main Exhibitors and select award winners. One judge is chosen
by the Community Showcase Committee to select the Spirit of Powderhorn award winner
(the artist whose work best represents the unique qualities found in the Powderhorn Park
Neighborhood), and Best In for the Community Showcase.
Third Place
Second Place
Merit Award
Spirit Of Powderhorn
Submitted Photo
Submitted Photo
2014
Invitational Award Winners
2014 T-shirt
CHICAGO AVENUE
F I R E A R TS
CENTER
www.powderhornartfair.org
entertainment
WORLD MUSIC STAGE
Community Showcase
Artists
Arts Activities
( E1 on map)
Cake Puppets
Guild Demonstrations
Sunday Only:
Polymer Clay Guild of Minnesota
See story on page 14
Dan Rein plays Iranian instruments, the
setar, which has four strings, the Kurdish
Tabur, which has three strings, the dutar,
two strings, and the saz.
( E2 on map)
(Community Showcase
( Guilds on map)
Area on map)
Learn Together
Hosmer Library
Book Walk
Saturday
and Sunday,
all day
Enjoy the outdoors together at the Powderhorn
Art Fair. As you walk along, follow the
pages of a storybook with your family.
( E3 on map)
ArtiCulture
Full matinee and evening performances Wed. Aug. 12 and Thurs. Aug. 13
at 3:30 and 7:00 pm at Powderhorn Park.
Steve King
www.powderhornartfair.org
Group Exhibitors
Artesanas Latinas
Dim Media
Fire on the Greenway
Midwest Special Services
Plymouth Avenue Art Studio
Rogue Potters
The Art of Somali Weaving
The Art Shoppe at Midtown Global Market
Vine Arts Center
COMMUNITY ARTS
(
CA
on map)
BOOTH NUMBER
CLAY
Bradley Bachmeier
32
Nancy Briggs
91
Robert Brocken
122
Tom Chamberlain
160
Greg Cheesebro
47
Al Clement
130
Angela Emerson
113
Martha Enzler
155
Sara Gilbertson
58
Eric Holey
182
Bob Husby
138
William & Cynthia Kaufman/Mosedale 19
Carla Kennedy
170
Glynnis Lessing
99
Abby Lingle
85
Eileen McDaniel
14
Carolina Niebres
25
Jedd Peters
179
Ralph Polasky
109
Gail Rosenquist
165
Gint & Regina Sabaliauskas
3
Stephen Schroeder
78
Ray Shelerud
150
Kate & Phil Smith
68
Adama Sow
38
John Steger
104
Tony Winchester
73
DIGITAL ART
Giesla Hoelscher
Edward Holland
Edie Karras
Paul Meddaugh
Sue Mooney
Barry Reithmeier
90
175
137
37
44
1
DRAWING
Bella Culhane
Lindsey Kahn
Jennifer Levine
Sue Rowe
John Terwilliger
110
151
143
89
29
FIBER
Julie Arthur
Karen Berglund
Deborah Brawley
Gina Castle
Julie Crabtree
Mary DesCombaz
Parvaneh Eshghieh
Bobbi Hoppman
Andrew Johnson
Jamie Kirkell
Mona Knoke
Margaret Koop
Marie Mahan
Debb Morgen
Robin Paul
Renee Roeder Earley
Kristi Rose
Jeanne Rostad
Kay Schneider
Jeanne Weymouth
133
6
93
87
103
74
28
157
98
17
139
39
120
147
69
64
171
53
112
164
GLASS
Steve Claypatch
John Crahen
Nicole Fierce
Rose-Marie James
Benjamin Johnson
Heather Kremen
Alan Lever
Cecil McKenzie
Robin Mueller
55
125
81
140
174
11
63
97
154
Tom Nedobeck
Jon Offutt
Robin Paul
Andy Rasmussen
Anita Scepurek
30
43
69
18
132
JEWELRY
Linda Banning
Deborah Bushinski
Theresa Cleven
Drew Curtright
Kari Erickson
Rhiannon Fiskradatz
Christina Holland
Wesley Honeycutt
Sharee Johnson
Jot King
Diane Kramer-Thaemert
Jenny Levernier
Steven Lindholm
Cheri Meyer
Marcie Mix
Michelle Moss
Cynthia Nelson
Mark Nuebel
Sue Peoples
Mary Ross
Carmel & Michael Schramm
Elaine Sutton
Amy Taylor
Patty Tiry
Shauna Zeck
135
65
124
86
80
167
173
49
72
21
148
9
56
101
161
119
108
15
92
42
33
27
156
142
129
LEATHER
Rose Gianlorenzi
Pam Manthei
Dave Piper
Judith Smith
169
23
114
79
4
16
181
176
54
117
57
77
10
107
134
177
41
95
52
158
48
100
153
71
62
84
145
166
128
22
183
83
141
76
46
180
66
162
Spencer Hahne
Deda Happel
Timothy Kobs
Judy Labuszewski
Lucy & Nancy LeMay/Bergman
Laura Meddaugh
Terry Meyer
Alexandra Motz
Amber Novak
Christina Plichta
Wendy Smith
Chun Wang
149
24
13
168
31
36
2
172
60
118
127
88
PAPER
Kaitlyn Birk
Andrea Martin
Lynn Schultz
121
34
146
PHOTOGRAPHY
David Barthel
Michael Behr
Adam Costello
Mary Foster
Jim Gindorff
Allen Gray
Andy Hall
Daron Krueger
Dan Leisen
Gary Nelson
Vince Quast
Eric Rach
Leon & Tracy Sadlo
Michael Stipek
106
5
61
35
75
12
159
115
20
26
178
94
50
136
PRINTMAKING
Kendra Baillie
Lori Biwer-Stewart
Betsy Bowen
Bradley Hall
8
40
105
152
Emily Koehler
Steve Nowatzki
131
96
SCULPTURE
Charles Adams
Paul Bondhus
Bud Bullivant
Alice Delaney
Bill Lillibridge
Layl McDill
Yvette Monstad
Steve Nugent
184
116
59
144
163
67
82
126
WOOD
John Berglund
Chris Christenson
Clay Lyford
Bill Neff
Shawn Olmstead
Craig Richardson
Richard Sollie
7
45
111
70
102
51
123
2015 Jurors
Judy Cooper Lyle
Christopher Harrison
Brandon Kuehn
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Powderhorn Park
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M-F 6:30 - 6
Sat 7 - 6 Sun 8 - 6
Asase Yaa:
Waste Stations
(see page 18)
Guilds
(see page 8)
(see page 8)
Arts Area
CA Community
(see page 9)
Bring a bottle
Refill your
bottle at the
Groveland
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In the Heart of the Beast
and Mask TheatreChocolates:
Powderhorn
Handmade chocolates
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AND FESTIVAL
Art Fair from
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our fresh,
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Diameter of lake path: 2/3 mile
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Metro Transit
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Saturday event
saturday event
he
Minneapolis
Institute of Arts turns
100 this year. On a
continued quest to surprise
and delight, and to bring art
outside the museum walls
and into the community, the
MIA invited artist Patty Gille to make cake puppets
with you today.
The Polymer Clay Guild of Minnesota setting up their tent in 2014 at the Powderhorn
Art Fair.
glassworking and candymaking. Polymer clay, molten glass, and hard candy
all have the ability to make complex
patterns in a log form that can then
be stretched & stretched to make
the pattern really tiny. The log is then
sliced to reveal the intricate patterns.
After completing an artwork, the clay
is baked in a home oven to become
cured. This cured plastic is similar
to PVC piping in its strength and duPolymer clay is uncured plastic that rability.
comes in bright colors that can be
mixed. The basic techniques have a The 35-member Guild meets at the
lot in common with both Venetian Textile Center in Minneapolis the
Patty Gille has been a Powderhorn resident and fixture for many years. She is a childcare worker (Early
Learning and Seward), fruit-laden Carmen in the May
Day Parade, and composer of such neighborhood classics as Halloweeno, May Day Money Song, and Raffle
(sung at Empty Bowls).
Submitted Photo
Today shes delighted to help people create a version of her magic cake puppet, a frequent performer during Saturday Matinee Puppet Shows at
In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theater.
www.powderhornartfair.org
Next year, the art fair will celebrate its 25th Anniversary. It started with an idea from three local artists to
put on an art fair to support artists and to raise money
for arts activities at Powderhorn Park. Now, the art fair
is a thriving and growing part of the arts scene in the
Twin Cities and raises about $20,000 each year for arts,
culture and sports activities for the Powderhorn Park
neighborhood. This is why I believe arts can change the
world.
See you all next year as I take on a new role as one of
the many art fair volunteers.
Enjoy!
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By Becky Timm
I was hired in June of 2011, and my first art fair in August was an eye opener. In one short day, a quiet park
transforms into a tent wonderland with hundreds of
artists enthusiastically setting up shop. As a self-identified non-artist, I have valued the interactions with artists who are part of the art fair, and part of other PPNA
programs like Powderhorn365, Arts on Chicago, paintthe-pavement and wall murals. To me, the arts are one
of the best ways to bridge differences, speak a common
language and build community.
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Becky Timm
www.ppna.org
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Powderhorn Art Fair volunteers receive T-shirts to
them stand out in the crowd.
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2015 Powderhorn Art Fair 17
Waste Watcher
A Green Event
By Sabrina Crews
By Liz Kraus,
Recreation Supervisor, Powderhorn Park
Submitted Photo
The Powderhorn Art Fair works hard at keeping it green, providing fresh tap water,
composting, and recycling.
Find us on Facebook
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by disposing of compostable/
recyclable materials into
appropriate containers located
throughout the park.
Fine Arts and Fine Crafts on Beautiful Powderhorn Lake
Recycling,
Compost
and Trash
Where am I supposed
to put my garbage?
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