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Lander Art Center Holiday Art Fair set for Dec. 4

Uncategorized | November 17, 2011

The Lander Art Center Annual “Art in the Afternoon” Holiday Art Fair is scheduled for Sunday, December 4, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.  A special members’ preview will take place from 9-10 a.m.  If you aren’t already a LanderArtCenter member, sign up now to beat the rush!

A $2 entry donation will be requested at the door.  Proceeds will go to the LanderArtCenter.

The Lander Bar will sell drinks, including mimosas, bloody marys,  and non-alcoholic drinks.

Apple Valley market will be selling soup for lunch.

The Lander Valley High School Choir will sing holiday carols throughout the day.

Participating artists for Art in the Afternoon 2011 are:

Anita Thatcher: wool and recycled felted items

Anna Hulme: wool felted humans and creatures

Annie Reber: traveling massage/bodywork

Audrey Eaton: classic jewelry made from natural stones and cultured pearls

Bill Yankee: intaglio printmaking

Byron Seeley: multi colored textured clay work

Chris Hulme: hand-blown glass ornaments and pendants

Colleen Drury: oil and watercolor original artwork and reproductions

Cristin Zimmer: decorative ceramic platters and small encaustic paintings

Dannine Donaho: miniature watercolors and pen and ink drawings and oil paintings

Deanna Trumble: hand-made soap

Diantha States: woven rugs, placemats, stuffed animals and more using natural fibers and recycled trimmings

Doug and Sandy Lowinske: handcrafted woodwork made from native aspen

Jacquelyn Oliver: copper and feather jewelry

Jagoe Reid: hand-dyed crepe de chine (silk) scarves and colorful hand-made hula hoops

Jennifer Schiefen: beaded jewelry

Joanne Rubino: prints of paintings

Kenneth Reiman: stoneware and porcelain clay work

Lander ValleyHigh School Art Club: soup bowls and lino-cut holiday cards

Lennie Poitras: handmade fine silver and sterling silver jewelry with a botanical theme

Linda Johnson: watercolor paintings

Lori Hunter: children’s clothing, accessories, and mixed media children’s room décor

Lucille Kara: marbleized paper

Mary Johnson: hand-made soaps packaged in colorful cotton bags, natural jewelry made from local rocks, semi-precious stones, recycled pottery and glass

Matlynn Snodgrass and Andalusia Reed: origami crane mobiles, hand-made journals, and recycled wool hats

Mountain Aven Baby by Blair Stone Schneider: high quality, unique, handmade children’s clothing and women’s accessories

Pam Spencer-Hockett: clay work

Rebecca Steinke: fine silver, gold, and beaded jewelry

Sali Allard: wildlife to sunsets depicted in acrylic, watercolor and pastel

Scott Copeland: photography

Shawna Pickinpaugh: stoneware pottery and recycled wool mittens

Sherry Shelley: hand-made sagebrush wreaths

Shining Mountain Mercantile by Sarah Susanka: crocheted and knitted afgans, blankets, hats, and more using wool, cotton, and specialty yarns

Stacy Wells: hairclips, kids belts, watercolor cards and wire-wrapped earrings

Susan Grinels: mixed media paintings, drawings, and collages

Terri Miller: cleverly painted recycled tire mirrors

Tonya Pepper: mixed media hand- made greeting cards

Tracey Dobbins: hand-painted silk scarves

Wanderlust Jewelry by Elana Cox: AA-AAA semi-precious stone jewelry using sterling and fine silver hand-forged findings

Zach Even: local wildlife watercolors and oils painted with humor and printed t-shirts

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The Wyoming Arts Council believes that experiencing the arts should be accessible for all, including people with mental and/or physical disabilities, older adults, military/veterans, people living in institutions and those who lack access to the arts due to geographic isolation, cultural difference and economic hardship.

Governor Mark Gordon
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