2014 Powderhorn Art Fair Program

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Saturday 10-6, Sunday 10-5August 2 & 3, 2014

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POWDERHORN PARK 3400 15th Ave. S., Minneapolis

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Fine Arts and Crafts on Beautiful Powderhorn Lake

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MetroTransit Info

All ARTPASS buses take people from the Uptown Art Fair to the Powderhorn Art Fair, to the 38th Street Station, back to Powderhorn and onto Uptown.

The ARTPASS bus is a detoured route added by MetroTransit to support the Powderhorn Art Fair. Buses leave every 20 minutes and will drop off and pick up on East 35th St. by Powderhorn Park between 13th Ave S and 14th Ave S.

#6 buses will travel between the Loring Park Art Festival and Uptown Art Fair. There is no Metro Transit art fair bus going directly between Powderhorn Art Fair and Loring Park Art Festival.

Art fair transit passes are available at the art fairs and on the Metro Transit and art fair websites.

Powderhorn Art Fair CommitteeChris Berry, Laura Burlis, Ila Duntemann, Florence Hill, Liz Kraus, Mac McNamara, Becky Timm, Dixie Treichel

Art Fair StaffBecky Timm – PPNA Executive DirectorDixie Treichel – Artistic DirectorChris Berry, Florence Hill – Community Showcase/

Group Exhibitor CoordinatorsSabrina Crews – Public Relations CoordinatorCyndi Fraedrich – Information & Volunteer CoordinatorDave Garmany – Food Vendor Coordinator Susan Hagler – Ad SalesHannah Kamath – Artist Lounge CoordinatorNick Lethert – WebsiteSara Lopez – Community OrganizerKelly Newcomer – Program Layout & DesignDan Rein – Entertainment CoordinatorTraffic Coordinators – Sarah Anton, Leigh Combs,

Scott Dunkelberger, Adam Lares, Kesha Tanabe

Minneapolis Park & Recreation StaffLiz Kraus – Powderhorn Recreation SupervisorAvram Leierwood – Waste Station Coordinator

Special Thanks To...Powderhorn Art Fair VolunteersPowderhorn Park Staff & Maintenance Workers

Emergency Medical Technicians: Tony Oker, Andres Rodriquez

Powderhorn Art Fair 2014 Main Exhibitor Jurors & AwardsLeslie Barlow, Janelle Kay Doyle, Duane Tougas

2014 Community Showcase Juror & Awards, Spirit of Powderhorn AwardElizabeth Greenbaum

Artist Lounge Food Contributors:

One of the Finest Regional Art Fairs In the Country

Each summer white tents dot the landscape around Pow-derhorn 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 event’s impact is felt throughout the year and not just on event days. The Powderhorn Art Fair is a unique collaboration with the Pow-derhorn Park Neighborhood Association (PPNA) and the Minne-apolis 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 environ-ment in which to play, learn and grow. As you enjoy this year’s Art Fair, please take a moment to reflect on your importance to Pow-derhorn Park and our community. We appreciate you taking time to experience the uniqueness of the Powderhorn Park neighbor-hood and hope you will visit us regularly.

Celebrating 23 years of art and community

2014 Powderhorn Art Fair Sponsors

2014 Powderhorn Art Fair Collaborators

Cover Art

May Day CafeAntigone’s Greek FoodsSt. Paul Bagelry Gustola GranolaProduce Exchange Tiny Diner

PPNA abides by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Reasonable accommodation will be provided to allow individuals with disabilities to participate in all PPNA services, programs and activities. Any of our in-formation will be made available in alternative formats such as Braille, large print, audio tape and/or electronic file. All requests must be made at a minimum of three business days prior to the event of use of materials - contact PPNA at (612) 722-4817 or [email protected].

welcome to the Powderhorn Art Fair!

Use your pass to take a bus or METRO lines – including the new Green Line – from home or a nearby Park & Ride lot. Show your pass for free rides between all three fairs.

• Avoid traffic and parking hassles

• Convenient drop-off and pick-up locations at each fair

• Find your fastest route with our online Trip Planner

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LORING PARK ART FESTIVAL

POWDERHORNART FAIR

UPTOWNART FAIR

AUG. 2-3

Ride free to all three!

Make art your destination! Download your free-ride pass at metrotransit.org/ArtPass.

This year’s cover art is by Andrea Martin, paper-cut artist, 2013 Invitational Award Winner. (See story on pg 6)



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Jon Offutt has been blowing glass for over 30 years. His works start out as clear glass and he rolls the clear glass in colored glass pow-der creating layers of color on the outside of the piece. He regularly performs color studies combining different powders to determine how they react together. No paints or cold processes are used in his work. Jon is the owner/operator

of the House of Mulciber Glass Studio in Fargo, ND, has partici-pated in numerous exhibitions, and his work appears in a number of collections. He also built a mobile glassblowing studio to travel the state and give live demonstrations for people interested in learning more about his craft. Jon earned an M.F.A. in glass from Southern Il-linois University at Carbondale.

Second Place

Daniel Jara, Jewelry

Amy creates figurative sculpture in a variety of poses, colors, and sizes using carved wood, hand built clay and fiber. She works in collaboration with her husband, fellow artist Kelsey Sauber Olds in their studio in Viroqua, Wisconsin. They are interested in ex-ploring a balance between human and animal; wild and tame; crude and refined; movement and stability; humor and seriousness; adult and child; and toy and art object. Amy grew up in Madison, Wis-consin and studied ceramics at the University of Minnesota.

Daniel Jara is a Peruvian born artist now living in Wisconsin. He has no formal training and gathered most of his techniques by sharing ideas with street artisans while living on the road and selling his work in pla-zas throughout South America. By braiding, bending, and hammering wires together, he creates jewelry that draws directly upon the ances-tral traditions of Peru fused with

contemporary ideas and materials. His style of work uses only cold connections to combine copper, bronze, silver and German silver wires with semiprecious stones, fossils and seeds – absolutely no soldering or gluing. All the parts of Daniel’s jewelry are made by him, including earring hooks, jump-rings and chains.

Each year four top awards (Best Of, 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 of ” for the Community Showcase.

2013 Award winners

2013 Best of Show

Amy Arnold, Mixed Media Merit Award

Tom Ashworth, Mixed Media

Tom worked as a graphic artist, illus-trator and cartoonist for 30 years. From this experience, he brings de-sign expertise and a knack for fan-ciful characterization to his current sculptural work. In 2001, Tom began creating 3-dimensional mixed-media figures that spring from repurposed wood with features formed from scraps of outmoded gadgetry and

cast off objects. His works are not so much a commentary on junk cul-ture but rather are freshly formed personalities, new life from well-worn components. Tom has won awards at several regional art fairs, is a graduate of the Minneapolis Col-lege of Art and Design, and is a St. Paul native who makes his home in Roseville, MN.

Third Place

Jon Offutt, Glass

Spirit Of Powderhorn

Robin Mueller, Glass

Robin Mueller creates one of a kind glass on glass mosaic. She works with stained glass the most, but has a lot of old plates and tile ready to go when the mood strikes. Circles are a main characteris-tic in her glass mosaic work. She uses old windows for larger pieces

and attractive frames for smaller pieces. By changing a shape here or a color or two there, a finished piece can look so different. Based in the Twin Cities Robin’s business Whimsies Design includes her glass work as well as paper mache creations.


Karen Bell – Clay

Deborah Bushinski – Jewelry

Brandie Butcher-Isley – Mixed Media

Rachel Collier – Mixed Media

Adam Costello – Photography

Kari Erickson – Jewelry

Jennifer Gilles – Painting

Karla Haugen – Leather

Amy Hernandez – Fiber

Marc Lamm – Wood

Andrea Martin – Paper

Dan Neff – Glass

Steve Nowatzki – Printmaking

Steve Tomashek – Sculpture

Robert & Yvonne Myrvall – Wood

Main Exhibitor Jury & Awards 2013:Gustavo BoadaJonas CriscoeTeresa Paschke

Mary Ila Duntemann, Glass & Jewelry

2013 Spirit of Powderhorn, Community Showcase Award Juror:

Stephanie L. Rogers

invitational award winners2013

2013 Community Showcase invitational Awards

Andrea Martin Creates Hand Cut Paper Artwork for Powderhorn Art Fair 2014

Join us for four days of funand exciting events with

over 20 performances andworkshops by nationwide

puppet theaters.

PUPPET THEATERFESTIVAL

September 25–28www.handmadeworlds.org

A collaboration between Open Eye FigureTheatre, In the Heart of the Beast Puppetand Mask Theatre, and the Great Plains

Region of the Puppeteers of America.

This year’s Powderhorn Art Fair image is by An-drea Martin, paper-cut artist and 2013 Invitational Award Winner. “Powderhorn Art Fair” is an orig-

inal paper-cut created especially for this year’s Powder-horn Art Fair. The original piece can be seen in Andrea’s booth (38) during the art fair and prints will be available. After the art fair this beautiful paper-cut artwork will live in the office of PPNA for all to visit and see.

“My creative inspiration comes from observing the plants and animals that live in urban environments. I transform images that I see and that I take with my camera into detailed drawings that eventually become illustrative silhouettes of places and objects.”

“Trained as a biologist and growing up in rural New Eng-land led to the development of my interest in exploring nature and our relationship to it, emphasizing the incon-gruities that arise at the interface between nature and the urban society that permeates it. I incorporate into my work a variety of biological themes such as adapta-tion, evolution, and how humans and animals interact with each other and with the environment.”

“My first career was in biological research where I spent long hours dissecting tiny insects under a mi-croscope using handmade dissection tools. Now when I do my artwork, the process of progressively cutting away the paper to release the image re-minds me of the dissection process. The images are cut from one piece of black paper using only an x-acto knife and must be simplified and arranged so

that each element fits together like a puzzle, with each piece retaining a connection to the whole.” – Andrea Martin

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Left: “Powderhorn Art Fair” (2014) by Andrea Martin. Right: Andrea Martin in front of her work, “Tea Party” (2014) 45x72 inches

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Arts Activities

Saturday: Urban Arts Academy: Watercolor art projects.See page 14

Sunday: Minneapolis Institute of Arts: We Tree, drawing tree trunk sculptures. See page 15

Guild Demonstrations

Saturday: Polymer Clay Guild of Minnesota

Sunday: Minnesota Mosaic Guild

Cornerstone StoriesDim MediaFire on the GreenwayPlymouth Avenue Art StudioRogue Potters The Art ShoppeVine Arts Center

Mary-Lydia Anderson – ClayCristine Basina – JewelryLinda Berglin – FiberSilvia Brown – JewelryChrys Carroll – ClayMary Ila Duntemann – GlassMegan Erke – PaperEmily Floyd – JewelryMary Foster – PhotographyLuci Haas – ClayJeremy Irvin – FiberMari Johnson – FiberEdie Karras – PhotographyEllie Kingsbury – PhotographyCarla Kjellberg – JewelryDave Logsdon – MagnetsLaura Lund – FiberRobbyn Overall – PaperMegan Quick – GlassHannah Quinn Rivenburgh – PaperSarah Simpson – ClayJohanna Smith – PaintingLinda Snouffer – PrintmakingAngela Skrade – Henna Body ArtMolly Van Avery – PoetryAngela Wilson – Clay

COMMUNITY ARTS

ArtiCulture offers interactive op-portunities for art-making. We offer classes and workshops for all ages; and programs that aim to increase accessibility to the arts. Visit www.articulture.org or call 612.729.5151 for information!

ArtiCultureFree hands-on art for kids

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Sunday11 am Dreamland Faces Modern Nostalgia12 pm Tom Klein Irish Uillean bagpipes1 pm Paddy O’Brien Irish Accordion music2 pm David Echelard & Suzanne Cooley French music for Hurdy Gurdys3 pm Adam Kiesling American roots music4 pm Begoña Orive-Abad & James Allen South American boleros & tangos

TeNeMOS TOURS eSpAñOl Daily Art Fair Tours in Spanish

Sabado: 11:00 am

Domingo: 2:00 pm Más información en la página 14

WORlD MUSIC STAGe All-DAY eVeNTS

YOUTH ACTIVITIeS pUppeT SHOWS & THeATeR

Chicago Avenue Fire Arts Center

Chicks on Sticks – Stilt walkersMinneapolis Institute of the Arts – We Tree,

hanging tree trunk drawing & sculpture projectOpen Eye Figure Theatre – Puppet ShowsPowderhorn Empty Bowls –

Potter’s wheel demonstrationsPowderhorn Park Pottery Program –

Pottery saleStevenBe –

Spinning & weaving demos; learn to knitUrban Arts Academy – Watercolor Art Projects

Photo by Ally Millar

Dreamland Faces is Karen Majewicz on ac-cordian and Andy McCormick on musical saw.

Saturday 11 am Adam KieslingAmerican roots music12 pm Tom Klein Irish Uillean bagpipes1 pm Dreamland FacesModern Nostalgia2 pm Paddy O’BrienIrish Accordion music3 pm David Echelard & Suzanne Cooley French music for Hurdy Gurdys4 pm Begoña Orive-Abad & James Allen South American boleros and tangos

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Open Eye Figure Theatre Puppet Shows

Saturday:The Amazing Cow Boat 11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm

Sunday:Molly and the Magic Boot11:00am, 12:30pm, 2:00pm

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The Amazing Cow Boat

(Community Showcase Area on map)

(Nos reuniremos en la mesa de informacion de la feria).

2014 Community Showcase Juror and Awards, Spirit of Powderhorn Award

Elizabeth Greenbaum

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Artists and Booth numbers Artists and Booth numbersSee map page 13 See map page 13

NAME BOOTH NUMBER

CLAY

Robert Brocken 175Rebecca Bruzek 91Joanna Buyert 35Greg Cheesebro 47Angela Emerson 119Derek Gladen 56Paul Hofrenning 114Michael Howland 67William & Cynthia Kaufman/Mosedale 19Karin Kraemer 182Glynnis Lessing 99Abby Lingle 85Judith Miller 124Jedd Peters 146Jacqueline Poh-Leong 167Ralph Polasky 108Gail Rosenquist 136Gint Sabaliauskas 3Michael Schael 14Stephen Schroeder 78Ray Shelerud 155Adama Sow 72John Steger 104Kirsten Walstead 25Paul Zoldahn 130

DIGITAL ART

Giesla Hoelscher 90Toryn Lessard 162Barry Reithmeier 1

DRAWING

Douglas Fulks 109Jennifer Levine 37Sue Rowe 89

FIBER

Karen Berglund 6Deborah Brawley 93Brenda Conrad 26Julie Crabtree-Pfannes 103Parvaneh Eshghieh 28Barbara Geurink 65Gayle Hallin 46Amy Hernandez 139Bobbi Hoppman 34Janet Jacobson 120Mona Knoke 87Margaret Koop 179DoniJo McBeath 74Lauren Oland 150Kyoung-Joa Park 17Mary Reichert 98Jeanne Rostad 53Pamela Siehr 126Jill Wagoner 171Jeanne Weymouth 164Pamela Ziegenhagen-Shefland 81

GLASS

William Breitbart 70Cheryl Brown 20Steve Claypatch 55John Crahen 125Nicole Fierce 110Jeanine Huot 140Benjamin Johnson 118Yoko Jufer 60John McDonald 51Cecil McKenzie 97Robin Mueller 154Nola Murzyn 135Kevin O’Neil 12Jon Offutt 43Jolene Rasmussen 161

Jeff Sorensen 30Tricia Stout 170

JEWELRY

Pam Amputh 69Don Bodenberg 113Linda Bonine 151Deborah Bushinski 64Sarah Chapman 160Theresa Cleven 4Nichole Collins 123Ron Cordell 27Erin DeLargy 54Devon Driscoll 88Monika Fairchild 16Rhiannon Fisk 134Todd Hawkinson 117Wesley Honeycutt 49Marti Johnson 39Linda Jones 21Nadine King 73Brenna Klassen-Glanzer 42Jennifer Lawler 172Ruth Mikos 101Kate Qualley Peterson 11Carmel & Michael Schramm 33Jane & Susan Shaffer 92Amy Taylor 156Patty Tiry 142Jeannie Trelles 79Holly Ulm 83Shauna Zeck 129

LEATHER

Caroline Clarke 86Faye Fisher-Ward 152Rose Gianlorenzi 169Karla Haugen 23

METAL

Hill Brin 2Hans Early-Nelson 149Bruce Holmberg 106Crysten Nesseth 82Kimberly Reinardy 181Demetra Saloutos 176Cheryl Shohet 62 MIXED MEDIA

Janet Ahrens 57Thomas Ashworth 10Nicole Aufderhar 107Michelle Brusegaard 165Laura Burlis 177B.J. Christofferson 52Robin Coggshall 41Rachel Collier 158Mary Hager 48Mona Knoke 87 Sharon Miller-Thompson 112Debb Morgen 145Tammy Olson 95Lisa Petersson 68John Rajtar 75Janice Reich 29Juana Ryan 9Daniel/Juan Schemel/Barreneche 80Heidi Tretbar 128Kristen Treuting 22Ying Zhang 183

PAINTING

John Chehak 84Molly Cranch 71Russel Dittmar 141Tim Foster 132Jessie Fritsch 122Charlotte Fung-Miller 66

Ahmad Hassan 157Wendy Heimsness 178Timothy Kobs 13Judy Labuszewski 168Christine Larson 147Melvin McGee 31Chrissy Mount Kapp 102Leonard Nagler 44Greta Sandquist 138Mary Sazenski 77Doug Talalla 8Sarah Thornton 127Chun Wang 58

PAPER

Andrea Martin 38Lynn Schultz 143Teresa Thompson 121

PHOTOGRAPHY

Michael Behr 5Bernard Blekfeld 133Adam Costello 18Justin Cox 166Allen Gray 94Jim Gindorff 100 Andy Hall 159Daron Krueger 115Dan Leisen 174Michael Maltese 76Daniel Moore 32Phil Rego 40Leon & Tracy Sadlo 50Ryan Tischer 180Steve Tomashek 15Steve Wewerka 148Dale Yakaites 63

PRINTMAKING

Cody Bartz 24Lori Biwer-Stewart 61Betsy Bowen 105Holly Foss 173Bradley Hall 36Emily Koehler 131Steve Nowatzki 96

SCULPTURE

Paul Bondhus 116Bud Bullivant 59Alice Calhoun 111Alice Delaney 144Bill Lillibridge 163

WOOD

John Berglund 7Chris Christenson 45Michelle Lundborg 137Robert & Yvonne Myrvall 184Cooper Ternes 153Steve Tomashek 15

2014 JurorsLeslie BarlowJanelle Kay DoyleDuane Tougas

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Tome un tour en Español de la Feria del Arte

Tenemos tours españolDaily Art Fair Tours in Spanish

Sabado - 11:00 am Domingo - 2:00 pm

Venga a disfrutar de la Feria del Arte en Powderhorn Park con un tour guiado del evento. Más de 250 artistas procedentes de

todo Estados Unidos expondrán su trabajo. Venga a ver joyería, orfebrería, pintura, cristalería, textiles, cerámica, etc. Traiga su celular ¡Tomaremos un tour histórico del parque! ¡Tome un tour en Español de la Feria del Arte! Nos reuniremos en el “Information Booth” (La mesa de informacion de la feria).

Urban Arts Academy will host a day of creating watercolor projects open to all ages and levels of expe-rience. Those interested can stop by their booth and activity area to participate and learn more about their programs. Urban Arts Acad-emy is a small, community centered non-profit on the corner of 39th and Chicago. “Our mission is to bring together neighborhood peo-ple from diverse cultures by pro-viding creative experiences in the arts with children and families to develop the gifts of self-expression and community. We do this by offer-ing free afterschool arts program-ming, a variety of summer camps and an arts-infused preschool pro-gram.” www.urbanartsacademy.org

Urban Arts Academy: watercolor art projectsSaturday only 10am-6pm, SW of the lake area

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“Fabric Reconstruction” camp at the Urban Arts Academy

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Proudly celebrating the 23rd Anniversary of the Powderhorn Art Fair.

Proceeds from the Fair help fund community park programs.

A PLACE TO LIVE AND THRIVEThe Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association (PPNA) seeks to support and strengthen the Powderhorn Park community and enable it to continue to be a diverse, vibrant, family-oriented neighborhood.

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Minneapolis Institute of Arts, We TreeSunday only 10am-5pm, SW of the lake area

SUNDAY eVeNT

We TreeHow old are we? Inspired by trees and art, we are gather-ing "tree rings" for a Family Day installation at the Minne-apolis Institute of Arts on August 10. Participants are given the challenge of drawing concentric circles on a paper cir-cle. We are collecting the circles and running twine through the center in order to make hanging tree trunk sculptures. Each event will have a tree. We will count all the rings to find the cumulative age of each park. The goal is to hang them all together on August 10 and the MIA Inside Out Family Day. Come add yourself to our forest of friends in exchange for an art sticker.

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All park single trash and re-cycle waste cans/barrels will be removed from the park during the event. Volunteers will be at each waste station assisting and educating art fair goers about the proper way to dispose of their waste.

Recycling,Compost and Trash

Where am I supposed to put my garbage?By Liz Kraus, Recreation Supervisor, Powderhorn Park

I’d like to extend a warm welcome to all of you who will be visiting Powderhorn Park for this year’s

Powderhorn Art Fair. This event is truly amazing!

Whether this is your first time or have been here many times, you’ll find that the event is always fresh and new, with many exciting artists displaying their creations and food vendors that represent all corners of the world.

While thousands of people enjoy this event every year, it has tradi-tionally produced a lot of waste that we have started to think about differently.

A major commitment that we’ve made, as event organizers, is to work towards becoming a truly green event. As our ability to com-post and recycle more items evolves within our communities, so will the ability at our events.

Last year, we composted or re-cycled about 70-80% more waste than the previous year. To put this in perspective, that’s the equivalent of roughly seven green trash dump-sters that remained empty, due to

participants taking the time to dis-pose of items properly. That’s quite impressive!

We’d like to continue on our quest, so as you enjoy the Fair, please join us in our efforts by disposing of

compostable/recyclable materials into appropriate containers located throughout the park.

I hope you enjoy the Fair and look forward to seeing you at the park!

Powderhorn Art Fair: A Green Event

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Dave Lau is a volunteer that goes above and beyond help-ing with whatever is needed.

For 7 years Dave has volunteered at the Powderhorn Art Fair-every day, all day long. The Powderhorn Art Fair thanks Dave for his many years of vol-unteering with us, and looks forward to many more.

“I first volunteered at the Art Fair with a group 7 years ago and had an absolute great time. When the group dropped out the next year, I tracked down Cyndi who took me on as an apprentice rookie helper and I just can't quit. You guys are all such fun. The best part of it all are the won-derful artists. Every one of them is an interesting and entertaining individual and if I ask real nice, they'll sometimes

let me sit in their booth and pretend to the passing world that I actually had a hand in making the things on the walls.”

“I do a bit of other volunteering as well, but the old-guy part-time job at a downtown social service agency has become full time so I've had to cut back on the fun stuff just a bit. I still make time for Three Rivers Park where I help with runner events and a few farmhand chores at Gale Wood's Farm. Helping with lambing is the best part of that. I also guard the parking lot for another of my fa-vorite events, the Red Ribbon Ride.”

“But the Powderhorn Art Fair is my top favorite and I really appreciate you folks for letting me come back each year.”

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The Powderhorn Art Fair has been honored for three years in a row by the Minnesota Women’s Press readers. “What Women Want” is the most

anticipated issue of the year for Minnesota Women’s Press, a local women-centered publication focused on

public affairs from a feminist perspective. After completing an online survey in De-cember 2013 and Jan-uary 2014, Minnesota Women’s Press read-ers named Powder-horn Art Fair a 2014 Honoree in the “Fa-vorite Art Festival” category. Readers look forward to the issue all year and keep it as a reference. Powderhorn Art Fair is also featured on page 37 of the May 2014 issue, thanking Minnesota Women’s Press readers for their participa-tion and continued support.

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This year Powderhorn Art Fair welcomes Minne (pronounced Minnie) the Lake Creature to Powder-horn Lake. Her original name is _[, but friends call

her Minne, the Dakota word for water. The Minneapolis Parks Foundation adopted Minne on July 16 2009. Since then she’s been making seasonal and unexpected visits into Minneapolis lakes to delight local residents and strength-en the community. Fans selected Powderhorn Lake to be Minne’s new summer vacation home by participating in a two-week poll on the Parks Foundation’s Facebook page.

_[ is a floating sculpture and public art project created by Minneapolis artist Cameron Gainer. The sculpture is based on the iconic “Surgeon’s Photo” of 1934 that was present-ed as definitive “evidence” of the existence of Scotland’s infamous Loch Ness Monster. It’s one of a trilogy of sculp-tures he created for public places inspired by iconic im-ages drawn from the popular imagination that also include Bigfoot and the impact of a massive meteor into the side of a museum.

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