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Art on Main 2013 will be October 5th and 6th:
Saturday, October 5th, 2013– 10:00am-5:00pm
Sunday, October 6th, 2013– 10:00am-5:00pm
The 2013 Artist Application is now available.
The 2013 Demonstrator Application
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2012 Art On Main Brochure Front
2012 Art On Main Brochure Map |
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Autumn in the Western North Carolina Mountains finds thousands of visitors traveling to the region to observe its amazing fall foliage. What better time is there to celebrate art by bringing artists from far & wide to Historic Downtown Hendersonville to share their stories and art with the community? |
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| The Art League of Henderson County created Art on Main in 1959 to provide local artists the opportunity to show their work in a relaxed atmosphere while meeting the public to sell their paintings. The original show was two-dimensional work only. Artists casually displayed their art on park benches and planters on Main Street in Hendersonville , while the public strolled through downtown. Eventually, artists from outside the region were invited to participate as well. The show still enjoys the involvement of several artists who have been participating for nearly 30 years. |
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Since 2004 Art on Main has been produced by The Arts Council, which introduced several changes. The media parameters have been expanded to include fine art and fine craft. Artists apply and are juried for quality in their body of work and professionalism in their presentation. In 2008 the festival drew 70 talented exhibitors who shared their art with the community. |
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| Art on Main is a celebration of the arts and culture in Henderson County . The developing vision for Art on Main is to embrace all of the arts (two & three dimensions, music, storytelling, and other performances) in order to draw a larger segment of the community downtown – to involve, expose and educate them to the many facets of art – while maintaining a high quality. |
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| The inclusion of several Southern Highland Craft members augments the show with their excellence and unique flavors. Guild member participants have included Susan Barrett (clay), Paula Marksbury (fused glass), and Jim McGie (wood), and many others. "The Art on Main Committee is very pleased to have these artists participating in the show" says Kim Adams, Co-Chair. "The fact they are Guild members means their work has already been deemed exceptional in craftsmanship and design."
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Live Art Demonstrations
Live art demonstrations will again be offered for the public to experience how an artist “goes to work” in their media. The demonstrations may include a raku & saggar pottery firing, pottery thrown on a wheel, glass bead making, charcoal, acrylic, encaustic, blacksmithing, acrylic & oil painting, polymer metal clay, wood turning, making of twig furniture, and an aluminum pour. A wide range of artists display their techniques each year. Please see the list below for who participated last year.
Several of these demonstrations allow the public to participate and create part of or an entire piece of art.
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| The Art on Main Committee is committed to artist hospitality. Daily refreshments, provision of continental breakfasts, booth sitters, a $5,000 Patron Purchase Award Program and an awards event are just a few details being planned by the committee for the artists. Cash prizes are awarded during an Artists’ Awards Reception held Saturday evening. In 2012, $4500 was awarded. The reception celebrates patrons and sponsors as well. |
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Stephanie Moore is the Executive Director of The Center for Craft Creativity & Design at UNC Asheville, with a Masters in museum studies, a visual artist and independent curator who launched the Artists Registry in 1992. For over 18 years Stephanie served as the Director of Visual Arts for VSA, an affiliate of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts where she was for providing the overall direction and production of visual arts exhibitions and activities on the national level.
Patrick Dennis of Atlanta, the co-founder and President of the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, LLC, formed to establish and manage outdoor public art events (producing over 6 art shows around Atlanta in 2012), a visual artist, and founder of the first museum of Florida. Patrick judges annual gallery shows of 250+ entries, and often supports or manage the judging for festivals with 300-600 applications.
Mana Hewitt |
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You may find out more about
Diane at her website
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Wickwire fine art / folk art gallery also presented Glenn Mace, a woodturning artist, with a $100 award in honor of American Craft Week.
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Available from the Arts Council’s
Please call us: 828-693-8504
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| Posters (2011) |
$10 |
| Members |
$8 |
| Posters ( previous years ) |
$5 |
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| T-Shirts (2011) |
$15 |
| Members |
$12 |
| T-Shirts ( previous years ) |
$10 |
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| Long Sleeve T-Shirt |
$20 |
| Members |
$17 |
| T-Shirts ( previous years ) |
$10 |
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| Tote Bags |
$15 |
| Members |
$12 |
| Tote Bag ( previous years ) |
$10 |
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| Artists |
Media |
Booth |
| Joseph Adams |
Wood |
511 |
| John Albrecht |
Oil/Acrylic |
215 |
| Dave Allen |
Photography |
245 |
| Larry Allen |
Clay |
315 |
| Michael E. Allen |
Oil/Acrylic |
501 |
| Hank Alfred |
Clay |
451 |
| Walter Alnold |
Photography |
525 |
| Marc Aune |
Jewelry |
344 |
| Susan Barrett |
Clay |
342 |
| Veronica & Dave Bennett |
Glass |
400 |
| Jean-Jacques, Susan Benoist |
Photography |
412 |
| Robert W. Berger |
Watercolor |
507 |
| Debra Bet |
Jewelry |
126 |
| Teresa Bowen |
Clay |
424 |
| Amy Brandenburg |
Jewelry |
110 |
| Larry Brown |
Wood |
229 |
| Larry Burton |
Watercolor |
309 |
| Terry Butler |
Oil/Acrylic/Mixed Media |
116 |
| Brenda Cameron |
Fiber |
344 |
| Lucy Clark |
Clay |
221 |
| Doug Dacey |
Clay |
400 |
| Olivia De Soria |
Jewelry |
229 |
| Diane Dean |
Oil/Acrylic |
418 |
| Sue Fazio |
Oil/Acrylic |
125 |
| Paul Dean Frederick |
Watercolor |
202 |
| George Getty |
Wood |
429 |
| Dave Goldman |
Oil/Acrylic |
328 |
| Brenda Gray |
Jewelry |
512 |
| John Gunther |
Fiber |
241 |
| Michael Hatch |
Glass |
318 |
| Stephen B. Hoff |
Photography |
124 |
| Beatriz Kelemen |
Glass |
201 |
| Jimmy Langford |
Metal |
201 |
| Janice Lippincott |
Watercolor |
530 |
| Debbie Little |
Clay |
210 |
| Paula Marksbury |
Glass |
317 |
| Susan Marling |
Fiber |
202 |
| Mary Mason |
Clay |
108 |
| Elizabeth Mcafee |
Oil/Acrylic |
419 |
| Julie Merrill |
Metal and Jewelry |
218 |
| Mike Merritt |
Wood |
344 |
| Edgar Miller |
Photography |
104 |
| Holly Mitchell |
Mixed Media |
512 |
| Colleen Morgan |
Photography |
451 |
| Danny O'Driscoll |
Oil/Acrylic |
451 |
| Kelli Perry |
Jewelry |
431 |
| Cindy Riccardelli |
Mixed Media/Dolls |
401 |
| Cheryl Schindler |
Photography |
215 |
| Alice Scott |
Jewelry |
527 |
| Martha Shanks |
Fiber |
221 |
| Joey Sheehan |
Clay |
126 |
| Brian Shope |
Wood |
527 |
| Ward Siegler |
Jewerly |
509 |
| Steven Skinner |
Clay |
411 |
| Kathy Skomsky |
Fiber |
425 |
| Renee Snell |
Jewerly |
408 |
| Sheree and Ken Sorrells |
Fiber |
508 |
| Susan Sorrentino |
Jewelry |
318 |
| Maria Struss |
Photography |
528 |
| Clay Thurston |
Photography |
401 |
| Bill Turner |
Oil/Acrylic |
218 |
| Amy Wald |
Wood |
104 |
| Warner Whitfield |
Glass |
201 |
| Rachel Wilder |
Jewelry |
401 |
| Debbie Wilson |
Gourds |
104 |
| Scott Woody |
Wood |
418 |
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| The Demonstrators |
| BRCC Fine Arts Program |
Iron |
| Jason Brown |
Glass Engraving & Etching |
| Joy Evans |
Jewelry |
| Laszlo Hamori |
Painting |
| Miriam Hughes |
Pastels |
| Timm Kurtz |
Air Brushing |
| Grace Lertora |
Collage |
| M Rathsack |
Clay |
| Jason Redick |
Blacksmithing |
| Laura Ruetten |
Fiber |
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| The Nonprofits |
| Art League of Henderson County |
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| Blue Ridge Bookfest |
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| Carolina Concert Choir |
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| Hendersonville Chorale |
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| Hendersonville Community Band |
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| Memory Care |
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| Opportunity House |
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| Henderson County Apple Growers |
| Lyda & Sons Orchard |
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Appreciation
Thank you to the following businesses for helping to make Art on Main welcoming to our artists:
Champa Sushi & Thai Cuisine, Chick-Fil-A, Hannah Flanagan's Pub & Eatery, Harris Teeter, Hubba Hubba Smokehouse, Joey's New York Bagels, Krispy Kreme Donuts, Living Room Coffeehouse & Café, McFarlan Bake Shop, Mean Mr. Mustard's Café, Mountain Deli, Mrs. G and Me-An American Bistro, Three Chopt Sandwich Shoppe |
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