2014 ECAF Program Final.indd - Escalante Canyons Art Festival

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Escalante Canyons
ART FESTIVAL
* EVERETT RUESS DAYS *
SEPTEMBER 19-28, 2014
Celebrating Eleven Years of Art
Inspired by Place
ESCALANTE, Utah
www.escalantecanyonsartfestival.org
Welcome
Welcome to Escalante and the 11th Annual Escalante Canyons Arts
Festival. Escalante is the gateway to America’s Great Outback - a place
of spectacular landscapes, intriguing history, and friendly folks. The
Escalante Canyons Arts Festival is a community event that brings local
volunteers, nearby neighbors and former residents, and artists from all over
the world together for a week of celebrating this wonderful place. Thanks
to all those folks who make this annual event happen, one that is enjoyed
by locals and visitors alike.
As you visit, take your time and stay awhile ... enjoy the plein air
festivities, fabulous speakers, arts and crafts booths, great food and
terrific music. Make plans to come again next year now, because the
Escalante Canyons Arts Festival is a happening event and we want to see
you again!
Escalante Mayor Jerry Taylor
MAP of area
to Escalante Petrified Forest State Park (1 mi)
SF and Red CanyonVisitor Center (50 mil)
Public Restrooms
AM
PE
VC
EO
SM
CC EH
TP
EF
CD
HS
AM - Anasazi State Park Museum
CC - Escalante Community Center
CD - Circle D Eatery
EF - Escalante Festival Plaza
EH - Escalante Exhibit Hall
KK
EO - Escalante Outfitters
HS - Escalante High School
KK - Kiva Koffeehouse
PE - People’s Exchange
SF - Sculpted Furniture/Primitive Pottery
SM - Scotty Mitchell Studio
TP - Escalante Town Park
VC - Escalante Visitor Center
Plein Air Events
**All programming is free and open to public unless noted otherwise.**
**Paint-Out Competition**
Wednesday, September 24
SIGN-IN: 7 AM to 12 PM
PAINTING CHECK-IN closes: 5 PM
Open only to registered artists.
Escalante Community Center
The 2014 Paint-Out is an
exciting one-day event
where artists finish
a painting in a few
hours, catching a
moment in a visual
impression. This year,
artists will paint along
the Hell’s Backbone
Loop. The loop
includes Hell’s Backbone
Road and a spur to Posey
Lake. This scenic backway begins on the east side
of Escalante and travels into the Dixie National
Forest wrapping around the Box-Death Hollow
Wilderness Area before joining Scenic Byway 12
again just outside of Boulder and looping back to
Escalante.
Artworks submitted for the Paint-Out may be
viewed as part of the Plein Air Exhibit on Friday
and Satuday where they can also be purchased.
**Artist Reception**
Thursday, September 25 - 7 PM to 9 PM
Open only to registered artists, festival committee,
volunteers and supporters, and their family members.
Escalante Interagency Visitor Center
Participating artists, festival committee members,
festival sponsors, and local art patrons mix
and mingle at this special event supported by
businesses and members of the local community
who donate food and beverages for everyone
to enjoy. This event is not open to the general
public.
Plein Air Exhibit & Sale
Friday, September 26 - 11 AM to 5 PM
Saturday, September 27 - 10 AM to 5 PM
The Plein Air Exhibit is the highlight of the festival
and showcases all art submitted for the Plein Air
Competition. The show includes entries in oil,
pastel, watercolor, and other mixed media that
have been produced during the days leading up
to the show by registered artists of all levels of
experience. It also includes the works submitted
for the Paint-Out earlier in the week. The exhibit
is a great venue for purchasing art and seeing
how the region’s rural and natural landscapes
have been interpreted and captured on canvas or
paper by artists from near and far. Most works are
for sale via direct sales or the silent auction that
closes on Saturday evening.
Plein Air Judges Walk & Talk
Saturday, September 27 - 9 AM to 10 AM
If you’ve always wondered how judges of an art
competition make decisions on who wins, this is
an event you want to be sure to attend. Join this
year’s plein air competition judges to learn how
they evaluate the work submitted and ultimately
make decisions on who receives awards. This
year’s judges are Donna Poulton, Barbara
Churchley, and Dennis Farris.
Plein Air Award Ceremony & Reception
Saturday, September 27 - 5:30 PM to 8 PM
Silent Auction closes: 6:30 PM
Awards Presentation begins: 7 PM
The Festival closes with a reception and award
ceremony open to all artists and the public.
Refreshments are served and a wine bar is
available. The silent auction closes and winning
bidders rejoice. $8000 in awards are presented.
**Festival Finale No-Host Brunch**
Sunday, September 28 - 9 to 11 AM
Circle D Eatery
475 West Main Street
This no-host brunch at
the close of the festival
is the last opportunity to
purchase art from festival
artists. You never know what
crazy art deals you might secure at this closing
event.
Exhibits - Demonstrations
EXHIBITS
Utah Landscapes by Valerie Orlemann
Daily: 8 AM to 6 PM
Anasazi State Park Museum - Boulder
2014 Escalante Canyons
Artist-in-Residence Exhibit
2014 Escalante Canyons Artist in Residence Dennis
Farris presents an exhibit of works produced
during his month-long residency. Dennis will be on
hand to discuss his work throughout the weekend
and many of his works produced will be for sale.
Featured artist exhibit
2014 Escalante Canyons Featured Artist Arlene
Braithwaite presents an exhibit of works. Arlene
will be on hand to discuss her work throughout
the weekend and her artwork will be for sale.
Escalante Resonance 2014
BYU Art Installation
Friday & Saturday, September 26 to27 - 8 AM to 6 PM
Escalante Interagency Visitor Center Patio
Art students from Brigham Young University
return to Escalante for the third year to install a
show titled: Escalante: Resonance 2014. Stop by
the visitor center to enjoy the creativity of these
student artists who have been inspired by the
people and landscapes of the Escalante area.
Escalante Students Exhibit
Friday & Saturday, September 26 - 27: 10 AM to 5 PM
Festival Hall
Escalante school students worked with artist-inresidence Dennis Farris and prepared artwork for
the festival. Stop by to see their creations.
Quilt Exhibit
People’s Exchange - 105 North Center Street
Every quilt has a story. Visit the Quilt Exhibit and
enjoy the art, workmanship, and history of these
beautiful quilts.
Ruthanne Oliver & Brad Spencer Exhibit
Daily: 9 AM to 6 PM
Red Canyon Visitor Center - HWY 12 west of Bryce Canyon
An exhibit of oil and acrylic landscapes by Brad Spencer
and fiber art and watercolors by Ruthanne Oliver.
A R T S & C R A F T S FA I R
Festival Plaza & Festival Hall
Artisans, artists and crafters from around the
region come to Escalante each year to share their
unique products with festival attendees. The Arts
& Crafts Fair is great for finding regionally made
items that have a story to tell about the area and
those who live and work here. Jewelry, ceramics,
photography, wooden crafts, fiber goods and an
array of items can be found.
D E M O N S T R AT I O N S
Valerie Orlemann
Utah Glow
Friday, September 26 - 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
Meet at Escalante Town Park Pavilion
Valerie Orlemann began painting
in earnest while living in
Escalante several years ago and
being inspired by its vast and
beautiful landscapes. Valerie
will demonstrate how the use of
underpainting to achieve a reflected light glow.
Brad Holt
Painting the Festival Right in the Thick of It
Friday, September 26 - 9 AM to 10 AM
Brad Holt has participated in and
supported the Escalante Canyons
Art Festival since its inception
more than 10 years ago, winning
the Best of Show award in 2006.
The Cedar City-based artist will demonstrate how
he produces art by letting “paint be paint”.
Workshops - Open Studios
Doug Braithwaite
Wayne Geary and Louise Fischman
Doug Braithwaite, renowned
Utah plein air painter, will return
to this year’s festival and provide
a demonstration highlighting his
unique style of painting outside.
Doug won the festival’s very first Best
of Show award in 2004.
Wayne Geary, the 2013
Escalante Canyons Artistin-Residence and his wife,
artist Louise Fischman, will
conduct this workshop aimed
at kids and kids at heart who
wish to learn how to capture
the spectacular skies and clouds of southern Utah
using watercolors. Artists of all ability levels and
kids of all ages are welcome to participate. Art
supplies will be provided.
Painting Escalante Architecture
Saturday, September 27 - 10 AM to 11 AM
Arlene Braithwaite
The Perils and Possibilities of Painting from
Photographs
Saturday 27 - 1 PM to 2 PM
Escalante Interagency Visitor Center Conference Room
Arlene, this year’s Featured Artist,
will demonstrate how to work
from a photograph to create a
painting. Arlene is a two-time
winner of the festival’s Best of
Show award, in 2007 and 2011.
WORKSHOPS
**Nancy Lewis**
The Building Blocks of Expressive Painting en
Plein Air
Monday, September 22 - 9 AM to 4 PM
Kiva Koffeehouse - HWY 12 at Mile Marker 73.86
Cost: $50 / Limited to 12 participants /
5 participants necessary for workshop to be held.
Join 2012 Escalante Canyons
Artist-in-Residence, Nancy
Lewis, for a day long
workshop overlooking the
Escalante River. During
this workshop the artist
will develop stronger building
blocks for expressive plein air landscape painting.
The class objective is to present new painting
approaches, concepts, tips and tricks in a fun and
understandable way. The workshop will be at the
Kiva Koffeehouse with views which practically
paint themselves. Workshop is recommended for
all artist skill levels with some plein air painting
experience. All painting mediums are welcome.
Please bring you own supplies.
Kids Painting Clouds and Sky
Friday, September 26 - 1 PM to 2:30 PM
Escalante Town Park Pavilion
OPEN STUDIOS
Scotty Mitchell - Landscape Pastel Artist
200 North 110 West, Boulder
(studio is at end of the lane on the right)
Stop by Scotty’s studio on Friday to view many
of her pastel works of the Escalante Canyon
country. Scotty is known for her ability to capture
the changing light in this region, especially the
interplay of our
spectacular skies and
clouds. She moved
to Boulder in 1997,
and has painted the
wonderful landscape
on site since.
Sculptured
Furniture Primitive Pottery Gallery
Saturday, September 27 - 9 to 11 AM
1540 W. Hwy. 12, Escalante, UT
(1/2 mile west of town)
David and Brigitte Delthony moved to Escalante
in 1996 from Berlin, Germany. David’s Sculptured
Furniture echoes the organic forms of the Red
Rock Country while Brigitte’s Primitive Pottery is
inspired by prehistoric cultures of the Colorado
Plateau. Their work can be seen at the Festival
Vendor Hall, but more of their art can be seen
during this open studio.
Speaker Series
All programming is free and open to public.
FRIDAY - September 26
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Nature Photographer Philip Hyde and His Family
Ramble the Southwest
Friday, September 26 - 7:30 PM
Escalante High School Auditorium
began his long, trial-by-error journey to restore
the Carrizo Valley Ranch back to its pre-settlement
condition. Unbeknownst to Sid, his restoration
efforts embody the spirit and vision of Aldo
Leopold, who was the famous conservation author
of Sand County Almanac.
American photographer
Philip Hyde (19212006), even more
than his mentor and
teaching associate,
Ansel Adams, explored
and photographed remote areas of the West,
helping to establish national parks and wilderness
lands. For the book Slickrock with Edward Abbey,
Hyde was the first to photograph some areas of
Escalante and Canyonlands. In this presentation,
Philip Hyde’s son, David, will show slides and tell
stories of travels with his father and mother, Ardis,
in the backcountry, hiking, backpacking, boating,
or taking a 4x4, horse, burro, airplane, or train.
Sid Goodloe has a BS
in animal science
and an MS in range
science from Texas
A&M University
and is the President of
Southern
Rockies Agricultural Land Trust. He was honored
in 1995 by the National Cattlemen’s Association
with its Environmental Stewardship Award, in 1999
by the New Mexico Watershed Coalition with its
Watershed Steward Award, and in 2003 with the
Clarence Burch Award of the Quivira Coalition.
Funded by the US Forest Service
Dixie National Forest
David Leland Hyde is the son
of American wilderness
photographer Philip Hyde.
David’s work will appear
in a new book called The
Insightful Landscape containing
such current leading photographers as Joseph
Kayne, Guy Tal, Chuck Kimmerle and others.
Funded by the Utah Humanities Council and the
Glen Canyon Natural History Association’s Aid to
Parks Program.
Laurie Webster
David Leland Hyde
Sid Goodloe
A Half of Century of Conservation and Restoration
on the Carrizo Valley Ranch, New Mexico
Wednesday, September 24 - 7 PM
and
Friday, September 26 - 11 AM
In 1956, Sid Goodloe, a young West Texan
purchased the 3,450-acre Carrizo Valley Ranch,
near Capitan, New Mexico. Although the purchase
price was reasonable, the land was in poor
condition. There were only two viable options that
Sid considered, “improve the ranch or starve”. Sid
Re-excavating Collections: New Work with
Ancient Textiles, Baskets, Wood, and Hides from
Southeastern Utah
Friday, September 26 - 2 PM
Laurie Webster will discuss her work with
perishable collections from southeastern Utah
and highlight some of the 1000 to 2000-year-old
textiles, baskets, hides, and wooden implements
recovered from these sites.
Laurie Webster is an
anthropologist from Mancos,
Colorado, who specializes
in Southwestern perishable
material culture. She has
published numerous books
and articles on Southwestern
perishable technologies and is a
visiting scholar in the Department of
Anthropology at the University of Arizona and a
Research Associate at the American Museum of
Natural History.
Funded by the Utah Humanities Council.
Speaker Series
All programming is free and open to public.
Brian McInerney
and lives of visual artists in southern Utah through
video-taped oral history interviews.
Southern Utah’s Wild Relationship with
Funded by Envision Escalante.
Flash Flooding
Friday, September 26 - 3:30 PM
Escalante Interagency Visitor Center Wayne Ranney
Ancient Landscapes of the American Southwest
Utah’s flash flood hydrology
Saturday, September 27 - 2 PM
is very unique to the area.
Brian will discuss the
processes that spawn these
The American Southwest is worlddangerous flash floods and
renown for its colorful, modern
review some of the more dramatic
landscape but you’ll be amazed
events the region has experienced in recent years.
to learn what it used to look
like. “Time travel” with an expert
Brian is the senior hydrologist with the National
lecturer and scientist.
Weather Service Forecast Office in Salt Lake
City, Utah. He has a Master’s Degree from the
Wayne Ranney is an engaging lecturer and
University of Montana and an undergrad degree
scientist who makes earth history come alive! He
from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota.
has worked and lived in the bottom of the Grand
Funded by the National Weather Service. Canyon, traveled to both the North and South
Poles, and has visited over 80 countries. He takes
listeners on a fascinating journey through time
in the American Southwest and across the globe.
Wayne is an award-winning author, whose books
Paula McNeill
have enlightened and inspired all who read them.
The Life and Work of Southern Utah Artist Funded by the Utah Humanities Council.
Arlene Braithwaite
Saturday, September 27 - 11 AM
Escalante Interagency Visitor Center Dennis Farris
Plein Air to Studio Painting
Paula will discuss the life and work of southern
Saturday, September 27 - 3:30 PM
Utah artist and this year’s Featured Artist - Arlene
Braithwaite. Arlene recently retired after a 32
year career as an art educator at Southern Utah
Sometimes a plein air painting is the finished
University where she was awarded the university’s product, and other times it is the start of a studio
“Distinguished Educator Award”. Arlene has been painting. Dennis will show
a supporter and participant in the
examples of plein air paintings
Escalante Canyons Artist Festival
that evolved to larger studio
since its founding in 2003 and has
works and explain the
won the festival’s Best of Show
process.
award twice.
Dennis Farris, this year’s
Art educator and photographer,
Escalante Canyons Artist-in-Residence, was born
Paula L. McNeill, divides her time
and raised in Kansas City, Missouri and graduated
between Valdosta, Georgia, where she is on the art from Central Missouri State University with a
faculty at Valdosta State University and Escalante,
degree in art. He has lived and worked as an
Utah, where her family has had a summer home
illustrator and artist in Fort Worth, Texas since the
since 1980. McNeill received her BA in Art
late 1980s. Dennis was selected to be the Zion
from Arizona State University; her MA from the
National Park artist-in-residence in 2010 and the
University of New Mexico-Albuquerque; and her
Grand Canyon National Park – North Rim artist-inPh.D. from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
residence in 2012.
With an interest in community-based art for more
Funded by Envision Escalante.
than ten years, McNeill has documented the art
SATURDAY - September 27
Entertainment
All entertainment is performed o the Festival Stage on the north side of
Festival Plaza unless noted otherwise.
FRIDAY
September
26
10:00 AM
David and Tamara Hauze Crawford, CO
David and Tamara Hauze transcend the common
place with their beautiful folk and contemporary
sound and have been performing
many genres of acoustic
music for more than 15
years. Primarily playing
the guitar and harp, their
vocal harmonies are
enchanting.
11:00 AM
1:00 PM
Eric Scott Bresselsmith –
Boulder, UT
Eric gathers friends to entertain
and delight crowds with drums
and a Boulder beat.
2:00 PM
Jay Frandsen Emery County, UT
If you like classic county, Johnny Cash, and a bit of
Rock and Roll, come and hear Jay play.
3:00 PM
Escalante Sound Escalante, UT
Brent Griffin, Ted Engburg and newcomer Alan Day
hit the stage with their Escalante Sound.
Shiloh Rising Salt Lake City, UT
Scott and Diana Stover will delight the crowds with
their folk and classic music.
12:00 PM
Bob Phillips Boulder, UT
Bob’s rock and roll sounds are inspired by the
landscapes of Escalante and Boulder.
4:00 PM
Fast Peso String Band Santa Fe, NM
Winner of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band
Contest, the Fast Peso String Band will bring some
Applachian-style string band music to Escalante.
Olde Time String Band Concert & Potluck
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Saturday, September 20 - 6:30 PM
Kiva Koffeehouse - HWY 12 at Mile Marker 73.86
Two sets of toe-tapping front porch style music will be performed by
some friendly California folks. Between sets a potluck dinner will be
shared so please bring a dish to share (as well as your plate, cup, and
utensils). After the sets, the band will open their circle to any wanting to
join in, so be sure to also bring acoustic instruments to play if you have
them.
Entertainment
All entertainment is performed o the Festival Stage on the north side of
Festival Plaza unless noted otherwise.
SATURDAY
September
27
This 5-piece band loves to rock the stage with a
little bit of rock and roll and a little bit of country.
1:00 PM
9:00 AM
Megan Cottam and Her Fiddlers
Garfield County, UT
This troupe of fiddlers from all across Garfield
County start off the day. Megan has made fiddling
a household word in our neck of the woods.
10:00 AM
Unknown Quantity - Boulder, UT
Playing old-time folk, and bluegrass music, this
group features Jacque Koenig, Jessica Frogley, Eric
Feiler and Jabe Beal.
11:00 AM
Kenny Hall - Cannonville, UT
Kenny is a singer of Western ballads and songs,
who resides just over the hill to
the west in beautiful Bryce
Valley. He is a popular
entertainer and has a
great arsenal of songs
that cross many Western
genres. If we are lucky,
he might even share a
cowboy poem or two.
Voluntary String Band
12:00 PM
Haywire - Emery County
Mary Kaye Knaphus and the Kaye Sisters
Manti, UT
Award-winning western
entertainer, Mary Kay
Knaphus returns to
Escalante to share her
beautiful voice with art
festival goers. This year
Mary Kaye is bringing
along the Kaye Sisters, her
two talented daughters.
They are taking the stage for
an extended two-hour set.
3:00 PM
Out on Bail with Raymond Shurtz
Boulder, UT
The five-piece string ensemble is “ out on bail” so
they can entertain us with country and western
classics and a bit of rock and roll.
4:00 PM
Voluntary String Band - Flagstaff, AZ
With a brand new album hot off the presses, the
Voluntary String Band heads to Escalante to share
this accomplishment. The new songs delve into
Americana and world music while also including
elements of flamenco and even gypsy jazz.
Escalante Outfitters, 310 West Main
The Voluntary String Band from Flagstaff, Arizona just released
their new album - If In This Fire - in August. Join them for a
second festival appearance at Escalante Outfitters after the
Awards Reception where you’re sure to hear some of those
recently released tunes.
Special Programming
The Tramp and the Roughrider - An
Evening with John Muir and Teddy
Roosevelt
Lee Stetson & Allan Sutterfield
In May of 1903,
President
Theodore
Roosevelt
planning a tour
of the western
forests, invited
the naturalist
John Muir on a
four day camping trip
in the Yosemite wilderness.
The Tramp and the Roughrider illuminates this
extraordinary encounter. At the time of this
historic meeting, the federal government had
established only five national parks (there was
no park service) and one small wildlife preserve.
Around the campfire, sifting through their histories
and their hopes, these very different men discover
how they have been shaped by the wilderness
they love. By the end of Roosevelt’s presidency,
America could boast of an additional 200 million
acres of forest wilderness, five more national parks
and 65 wildlife preserves.
Lee Stetson’s portrayal of John Muir is one of Lee’s
more than 50 major career roles from Shakespeare
to Simon. His most recent film credits include a
featured role as the voice of John Muir in the
Ken Burns documentary Our National ParksAmerica’s Best Idea. Alan Sutterfield portraying
President Teddy Roosevelt has been an actor and
playwright for many years, both in Hawaii and on
the mainland United States.
Funded by the Bureau of Land Management Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
& US Forest Service - Dixie National Forest
The Spirit of John Muir
Lee Stetson
Tuesday, September 23 - 7 PM
In a special tribute to the 50th Anniversary of the
Wilderness Act, this show is a fun romp through
some of the very best of
Muir’s grand, thrilling
adventures in his
beloved western
wilderness. The
perilous night
on Mount Shasta
with Muir freezing
in the midst of a
howling blizzard while
simultaneously being boiled
and blistered in hot springs; his astonishing ride
down a Yosemite Valley canyon wall on a snow
avalanche; and climbing the 500’ wall of the
winter ice cone beneath the Yosemite Fall are only
a few of the amazing - and true - adventures.
Lee Stetson’s one-person show, based on the life
of the naturalist John Muir has been presented
to more than a quarter of a million visitors to
Yosemite National Park since 1983. His creation
of the John Muir production has taken him to
Scotland and Japan as well as throughout the US
and Canada to universities, parks and museums.
Mr. Stetson lectures frequently on the arts and
the environment and spends considerable time
promoting the performing arts in the national
parks.
Funded by the Bureau of Land Management Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
& US Forest Service - Dixie National Forest
FILM: Green Fire
Monday, September 22 - 7 PM
The first full-length documentary film ever made
about legendary environmentalist Aldo Leopold,
Green Fire highlights Leopold’s extraordinary
career, tracing how he shaped and influenced
the modern environmental movement. Leopold
remains relevant today, inspiring projects all over
the country that connect people and land.
Funded by the US Forest Service
Dixie National Forest
**Ashtanga Yoga - Tiffany Smith**
Tuesday, September 23 - 9 AM
Friday, September 26 - 9 AM and 3 PM
Saturday, September 27 - 9 AM and 3 PM
Escalante Town Park
Tiffany is a northern Utah native who deeply loves
southern Utah and visits as often as possible. She
has family ties to the Bryce Valley area. Tiffany
practices and teaches Ashtanga yoga in Utah Valley
and believes yoga has the power
to make anyone happier.
Sessions are open to those
of all abilities. The fee for
participation is donationbased, but a suggested
amount is $15 per class.
Schedule at a Glance - Various Days
Saturday, Sept 20
Monday, Sept 22
Tuesday, Sept 23
The Tramp & the
Rough Rider
7 PM
@ Escalante High School
**Plein Air Painting
Workshop**
Nancy Lewis
9 AM - 4 PM
@ Kiva Koffeehouse
**Ashtanga YOGA with
Tiffany Smith**
9 AM
@ Escalante Town Park
Old Time String Band
& Potluck
6:30 PM
@ Kiva Koffeehouse
FILM: Greenfire
7 PM
@ Escalante
Interagency Office
The Spirit of
John Muir
7 PM
@ Escalante High School
Wednesday, Sept 24
Thursday, Sept 25
Sunday, Sept 28
Sid Goodloe:
Carrizo Valley Ranch
Conservation & Restoration
7 PM
@ Escalante Interagency Visitor
Center
**Artist Reception**
(Open only to artists and
festival committee,
supporters, and volunteers.)
**Plein Air Paint-Out**
(Open only to registered artists.)
Sign-in: 7 AM to 12 PM
Painting Check-in closes: 5 PM
@ Escalante Community
Center
7 PM
@ Escalante Interagency
Visitor Center
**Festival Finale Brunch**
(last chance to purchase art)
9 - 11 AM
@ Circle D Eatery
475 West Main
Schedule at a Glance
Demonstrations,
Workshops &
Open Studios
Art
Valerie
Orlemann
Demonstration (TP)
8 AM
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
1 PM
2 PM
3 PM
4 PM
5 PM
6 PM
7 PM
8 PM
BYU
Art Installation
Resonance
2014
(VC)
Competition
Judging
**Closed to Public**
Plein Air
Exhibit &
Art Sale
(CC)
Artist-in-Residence
Exhibit
(CC)
Featured Artist
Exhibit
(CC)
Artists’ Booth
Art Sales
(FP)
Arts
& Crafts
Fair
(FP & FH)
Escalante
Student
Exhibit
(FH)
Quilt
Exhibit
(PE)
Valerie
Orlemann
Utah Landscapes
(AM)
Ruthanne
Oliver
&
Bradley
Spencer
(Red Canyon
Visitor Center)
Brad Holt
Demonstration (TP)
Scotty
Mitchell
Open Studio
(SM)
Geary
& Fischman
Kids Workshop
(TP)
FRIDAY, September 26
Speaker Series
(VC)
Entertainment
(FP)
Miscellaneous
Special
Programs
8 AM
9 AM
Tiffany Smith
**Ashtanga Yoga**
(TP)
10 AM
11 AM
David & Tamara
Hauze
Sid Goodloe
Carrizo Valley Ranch
History & Restoration
12 PM
Bob Phillips
1 PM
2 PM
3 PM
4 PM
Eric Scott
Bresselsmith
Laurie Webster
Re-excavating
Collections
Brian McInerney
Flash Floods
6 PM
8 PM
Jay
Frandsen
Escalante
5 PM
7 PM
Shiloh Rising
Prelude Music (HS):
Bob Phillips
David Leland Hyde
(HS)
Nature Photographer
Philip Hyde
Sound
Fast Peso
String Band
Tiffany Smith
**Ashtanga Yoga**
(TP)
Schedule at a Glance
Demonstrations
& Open Studios
Art
8 AM
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
1 PM
2 PM
3 PM
BYU
Art Installation
Resonance
2014
(VC)
Judges
Walk & Talk
(CC)
Plein Air
Exhibit
&
Art Sale
(CC)
Artist
in
Residence
Exhibit
(CC)
Featured
Artist
Exhibit
(CC)
Arts
& Crafts
Fair
(FP & FH)
Escalante
Student
Exhibit
(FH)
Quilt
Exhibit
(PE)
Artists’ Booth
Art Sales
(FP)
4 PM
5 PM
6 PM
AWARD
RECEPTION
7 PM
Silent Auction closes: 6:30 PM
Awards Presentation: 7 PM
(CC)
8 PM
Valerie
Orlemann
Utah Landscapes
(AM)
Ruthanne
Oliver
&
Bradley
Spencer
(Red Canyon
Visitor Center)
Sculptured Furniture
- Primitive Pottery
Open Studio - (SF)
Doug
Braithwaite
Demonstration - (TP)
Arlene
Braithwaite
Demonstration - (VC)
SATURDAY, September 27
Speaker Series
(VC)
Entertainment
(FP)
Miscellaneous
Special
Programs
Megan Cottam
& Her Fiddlers
Tiffany Smith
**Ashtanga Yoga**
(TP)
8 AM
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
Unknown
Quantity
Paula McNeill
Life & Work of
Arlene Braithwaite
12 PM
Kenny Hall
Haywire
1 PM
2 PM
Wayne Ranney
Ancient Landscapes
3 PM
4 PM
Mary Kaye
Knaphus & the Kaye
Sisters
Out on Bail
Dennis Farris
Plein Air to Studio
Painting
Voluntary String
Band
5 PM
6 PM
7 PM
8 PM
Voluntary String Band
(EO)
Tiffany Smith
**Ashtanga Yoga**
(TP)
Funders - Donors - Supporters
Many thanks to our generous and amazing funders,
donors, volunteers and supporters.
Founding Funders:
Steve Roberts, The Family of Georgie Meinert,
Mark Austin & Page and Steve Witzdam, Winnie
Washburn and Harriet Priska, Kent Cottam, Arnold
& Deon Alvey, Garfield County Commission &
Travel Council, Gibbs Smith, and the Ruess Family
Marty Henrie, Ruthanne Oliver, Dennis & Dana
Waggoner, Jana Thompson & Mike Wracher, Joette
Marie Rex – Slot Canyons Inn
Circle Cliffs ($100+):
BLM-Grand Staircase-Escalante National
Monument, Garfield County Commission & Travel
Council, Utah Office of Tourism
Arnold & Deon Alvey, Burr Trail Outpost, Bob &
Sheila Faulkner, Gael Hill, Garkane Energy, Paula
M. Kelly, Sandie Larsen, Jens & Kathy Munthe,
Prospector Inn, Serenidad Gallery, Joann Vitale,
Barbara B. Wood, Vicki Wren & Mark Saunto
Escalante Canyons ($2500+):
Glen Canyon ($50+):
Grand Staircase-Escalante Partners, US Forest
Service-Dixie National Forest
Allysia Angus, Ben & Becca Benson, Cowboy
Country Inn
A�uarius Plateau ($1000+):
Donations:
Colorado Plateau ($5000+):
Glen Canyon Natural History Association, Mormon
Pioneer National Heritage Area, Bob & Karin
Simmons, Steve Roberts, Utah Arts & Museums,
Utah Humanities Council, The Family of Georgie
Meinert, Mark Austin - Page & Steve Witzdam
Grand Staircase ($500+):
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Circle D
Motel & Eatery, Clarke’s Market-Wes Clarke, Scotty
Mitchell, Gibbs & Catherine Smith, The Waggoners
(Dennis, Dana, Nate & Kris)
Kaiparowits Plateau ($250+):
Melanie Boone-Reznick, Dennis & Jean Bramble,
Cottam’s 66, Escalante Outfitters, Dale &
Canyons Bed & Breakfast, Canyons of the
Escalante RV Park, Cindy Calbaum, Circle D Motel,
Elan Magazine, Escalante Grand Staircase Bed &
Breakfast, Escalante Outfitters, Lora Gale, Plein Air
Magazine, Prospector Inn, Shooting Star RV Park,
Southern Utah Independent Publishing, Southwest
Art Magazine, Utah Public Radio
Special Thanks:
Envision Escalante, Escalante City, Escalante
Canyons Group for the Arts & Humanities,
Escalante High School, Escalante Interagency
Visitor Center, Escalante Petrified Forest
State Park, Kane County Travel/Tourism, Kiva
Koffeehouse

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