"'Resting Frog" paper cutting

by Deborah Klein

2008 Featured Local & Regional Artists:

Bob Anderson - photography

Jeremy Bazur - giclee reproductions from original collages

David Beery - wood turning

Jeffrey Belth - digital photography

Jon Benson - photography

Janice Bone - Bonafide Jewelry

Linda Bowman -  porcelain ceramics

Terry Briner & Paul Chase - carved ceramic vessels

Kris Busch - reduction fired stoneware

James Campbell - pvc carving, 3-D wall sculpture, cast paper

Martina Celerin - multi-dimensional weavings & fiber art, giclee notecards

Jamaliya Cobine - Fool Eye Art for the Body, glass,crystal jewelry

Patricia Coleman - acrylic painting

Debbi Conkle - photography

Arlene Huss Cook - printmaking/painting

Mari Dagaz - MariLuna jewelry

"god cracks a walnut while mr machine

engages the mighty gears of salvation"

digital composition by Ransom Haile

Chris Davis - raku ceramics                

Marla Dawson - Naturals by Marla - woven textiles

Dennis Deusner - acrylic spackle paintings, giclee prints

Patrick Donley - 3-D paintings

Beth Douglas - photography

Dan Dutra - wood turnings

David Ebbinghouse - multi media, sculpture

Ondine Vivian Eleven - metalsmithing

Judy Noyes-Farnsworth - pencil, pastel drawings

Bonnie Gordon-Lucas-mixed media printmaking

Brian Gordy - giclee reproductions from original watercolors

Sharon Jungclaus-Gould - multi-media & gourd art         

James Gruntman - wood working

Ransom Haile - Multi-media, digital imagery

Julie Harries - Ravenwood block prints & cards, handmade journals, handmade glass jewelry (20% of proceeds from her turtle jewelry go to WildCare Inc's Turtle rehab program)

John Eric Hawkins - large format, & digital photography

Carol Hedin - mosaic-topped tables, stained glass, nightlights,

housewares

Steven Higgs - photography            

Robin Lee Holm & David Deyou -hand hammered

copper masks

Dianna Huxhold - ceramic sculpture

Nicki Stewart Ingersoll - "Soji" recycled vintage jewelry      

Jane Jensen - watercolor, & giclee prints from original watercolors

Scott Johnson - astrophotography

Darryl Jones - photography                                           

Deborah Klein - embossed paper cuttings                                       

Evan Knox - jewelry, housewares

Carol Koetke - photograhy

JoAnn Latvaitis - gomobyjo jewelry

Ron Lee - oil painting

Mark Lewanski - Glass collector's boxes                  

Barb Lund - functional ceramics

Ellen Starr-Lyon - oil painting
Linda Manus - Fool Eye, Art for the Body

Ed McEndarfer - decorative functional ceramics & sculpture

Nicholas McGill - metalwork

Sara Steffey McQueen - multi media, pastels 

Maria Morris - acrylics, collage, giclee prints

from original collages

Barb Lund in her studio, photo by D. Parkhurst

Charlie Nelms - Start Where You Find Yourself: Lessons Taught & Lessons Learned 100% of proceeds go to Hurricane Katrina relief (Red Cross), World Food Program & Hoosier Hills Food Bank

Carolyn Phillips -  Silver bracelets

Stephen Phillips - metal art

Patrice Poor - oil & acrylic painting

Quigley - "For God's Sake, Peace Please" t-shirts (part of proceeds go to Doctors Without Borders)

Mark Riggins - prints from original pen & ink drawings

Scott Russell Sanders - Wilderness Plots (book)

Julia Sermersheim - fiber art dolls

Daria Smith - ceramic tiles, sculpture, magnets & earrings

Bonita Snellenberger - watercolors, pastels,

and giclee prints from original drawings & paintings

"Fruit" acrylic spackle painting

Earl Snellenberger - giclee prints from original etchings

Veda Stanfield - oil paintings and giclee prints from original oils

Aimee Summitt – multi media fiber art, dioramas

Jaime Sweany - photography, oil painting, giclee prints

Margaret Sweany - pencil drawing, oil paintings,

clay sculpture & giclee prints from original paintings
Paul Sweany - watercolors, litho & giclee prints

Joanna Taylor - My Word! Jewelry

James Alexander Thom - wood carvings, drawings

Rosemary Trubitt - quilting

Tom Cat Spray - stencil poster art

Staci Radford Vincent - Inner Light home accessories, jewelry

Jill Weber - Halomirrors

Michael Wenzler - digital photography

Harriet Wittman - dragonfly dangles

" '65 GTO" acrylic painting by Maria Morris

"drifting from memory" digital composition by Ransom Haile

"Going Slightly Mad"

Oil Painting by Patrice Poor

Featured Local, Regional Note Card Artists:

Bob Anderson - giclee cards from original photos

Jeremy Bazur- giclee cards from original collages

Jeffrey Belth - digital images of local butterflies

Mary Busse - photo cards, nature & local images

Martina Celerin - giclee cards from multi-dimensional weavings

Debbi Conkle - photo cards, local imagery

Arlene Huss Cook - photo cards from around the world

Dennis Deusner - giclee cards from original acrylics

Bonnie Gordon-Lucas - reproductions from original artwork

Julie Harries - Ravenwood wood block print cards

Jane Jensen - giclee cards from original watercolors

Carol Koetke - photo cards, nature & local images

Sarah May-Mortyology cards

Maria Morris - giclee cards from original collages

Kendall Reeves - Indiana University & Bloomington Postcards

Shodo Spring - Indiana postcards                        

Veda Stanfield - giclee cards from original oil paintings

Jaime Sweany - giclee cards from original oil painting

Margaret Sweany - giclee cards from original oil paintings                         

Paul Sweany - giclee cards from original watercolors

Harriet Wittman - handmade cards, textile and collage

Featured Local & Regional Musicians (CDs):

"withinfinity" wood carving

by James Alexander Thom

Arbutus Cunningham

Malcolm Daglish

Krista Detor

Tim Grimm

Monika Herzig

Curtis Cantwell Jackson

Janiece Jaffe

Kwyjibo

Grey Larsen/Cindy Kallet

Roger Lasley

Metamora

Rex Miller/Mark Robinson

Carrie Newcomer

Rose Pawlowski

The Randys

Eileen & Mitch Rice

Salaam

Sarah's Swingset (Sarah Flint)

Bob Sima

Slats Klugs & Friends

Cathy Spiaggia

Stella Novas

Wide Open

Jason Wilber

Bloomington Musician's compilation CDs:

Save it-Don't Pave it! - CARR fundraiser

Preservation Records - Sasafras Audubon fundraiser

Wilderness Plots - Local musicians' songs inspired by Scott Russell Sanders' collection of tales from Southern Indiana

Featuring these Locally Made Products:

Earth Drop - Natural Soaps

Flora Home - Bath & Body, Hand-Poured Candles

Florence Mintz Sachets

Naturals by Marla - textile scarves & shawls, hand-woven towel gift sets with Earth Drops soaps

Ravenwood & Autumn Carnival - handmade glass jewelry, leather journals, cloth ornaments, woodblock cards and prints

Featuring these National Artists:

Ruth Apter - fetishes & Inuit inspired sculpture, raku fired ceramic tiles

Art Baird - stoneware bird feeders, ceramics

Linda Bark 'karie - Dia de los Muertos prints

Barbara Bosco - silver jewelry and bookmarks with naturally deceased butterfly wing inserts

Paul & Karen Burnett - leather "feather" jewelry

Sue Coccia - Earth Art prints, magnets, coloring books

Jill Gibson - original cast stone sculptures

Bill & Martha Hayes - high fire stoneware pottery

Cavin Richie - original bronze cast nature-themed jewelry

Kym Shelvin - copper, fabric, vintage and found object jewelry

MB Stephens - mixed media acrylic paintings

Gina Wells - copper & brass jewelry

Evon Zerbetz - hand-colored linocut printmaking

Also Featuring these International Artists:

Japan

Tsuguma Suzuki - intaglio, silkscreen printmaking

Tsuguma Suzuki & Jaime, photo by Holly Graef

Mexico

Castillo Family - a well known family of artists from Pueblo,

Mexico creates Dia des los Muertos figures and exquisite Frida Kahlo masks.

Mongolia

Monkhbat - Monkhbat was born in Mongolia where he started drawing and painting at the age of 10. He grew up playing along the banks of the Tuul River, in the midst of the beautiful and serene countryside of Mongolia, which is reflected in his paintings. Not only are his artistic ideas remarkably original, but all of his artworks are originals as well.

Ucka - Ucka was born in Ulaan baatar,Mongolia. During his childhood, his parents observed that he greatly enjoyed making carvings and playing with wood. When he was teenager, therefore, they sent him to study at the Mongolian College of Fine Art. After graduation, he continued to self educate himself and mastered woodcarving. He eventually chose to specialize in Mongolian traditional furniture with embellished carvings. The impact of his work has greatly contributed to the preservation of Mongolian culture and heritage.

Nicaragua

Pottery of San Juan de Orient - Nicaraguan fair trade pottery inspired by traditional pre-Colombian designs.

Peru

Pottery of Chulucanas - fair trade pottery by the Adanague family from Northwestern Peru. 

Retablos - Dia des los Muertos retablos from Peru, created by Gonzales

Plus a Great Selection of Fair Trade

Internationally Crafted Products

including: