Terry Haberger, ceramics (wowza's these are amazing in real life)
Booth 514
Sally Bright, Fiber (Good God almighty this is stunning)
Booth 615
Lisa Telling Kattenbraker, Fiber
Booth 402
Anne Cubbage, Mixed Media (book carving)
Boot 630
Randall Reimer, Metalwork
Booth 508
CJ Bradford, Pastels
Booth 519
Chris McCarthy, Glass
Booth 428
Richard Hall, Painting
Booth 518
Michael Paul Cole, Photography
Booth 305
Kreg Yingst, Graphics and Printmaking
Booth 520
Ginny Herzog, Painting
Booth 322
Jay Mcdougall, wood (can you believe that's wood. It's like butter)
Booth 325
And finally my perennial favorite:
John Carbonneau, Digital
Booth 605
A few Main Street Tips:
The Festival Map can be found here or is readily available online.
Parking is super easy in any of the free parking garages.
The Tarrant County Water District is all set up, so be sure to bring your refillable water bottles.
Saturday evenings are packed, so if you're hoping to visit with artists I'd recommend Saturday morning or Sunday.
I'll be out volunteering Saturday or Sunday, so if you happen to stop by feel free to look for me. Have a fun fun main street!
-DBC
PS. this is my 100th post :0)
Fresh Art Friday posts are intended for the sole purpose of promoting excellence in the arts community. The author of these posts is honored to share interesting, innovative and high quality art with Almond Milk & Honey readers. The author in no way intends to deprive the originating artist of his or her copyright status and readers are encouraged to respect the copyright status of all works posted.
Chris McCarthy, Glass
Booth 428
Richard Hall, Painting
Booth 518
Michael Paul Cole, Photography
Booth 305
Kreg Yingst, Graphics and Printmaking
Booth 520
Ginny Herzog, Painting
Booth 322
Jay Mcdougall, wood (can you believe that's wood. It's like butter)
Booth 325
And finally my perennial favorite:
John Carbonneau, Digital
Booth 605
A few Main Street Tips:
The Festival Map can be found here or is readily available online.
Parking is super easy in any of the free parking garages.
The Tarrant County Water District is all set up, so be sure to bring your refillable water bottles.
Saturday evenings are packed, so if you're hoping to visit with artists I'd recommend Saturday morning or Sunday.
I'll be out volunteering Saturday or Sunday, so if you happen to stop by feel free to look for me. Have a fun fun main street!
-DBC
PS. this is my 100th post :0)
Fresh Art Friday posts are intended for the sole purpose of promoting excellence in the arts community. The author of these posts is honored to share interesting, innovative and high quality art with Almond Milk & Honey readers. The author in no way intends to deprive the originating artist of his or her copyright status and readers are encouraged to respect the copyright status of all works posted.
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