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Labor Day Weekend 2014 America’s Premier Waterfront Art Festival FESTIVAL GUIDE | LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2014 Proud Sponsor of the Sausalito Art Festival WELCOME TO THE FESTIVAL The Sausalito Art Festival Foundation and All Our Volunteers and Community Sponsors Welcome You to the 62nd Annual Sausalito Art Festival! This year we have 260 artists joining us from around the world, with many new artists and favorite returning artists. We also have a terrific line-up of musical entertainment on three stages – musicians you know and musicians you are going to want to know – as well as several special exhibits that you won’t want to miss, including our largest “marine sculpture”– the 120 – foot Tall Ship that is under construction on site. We have over 30 premium California wines for you to taste, micro brews and cocktail lounges to whet your appetite for a meal at one of our food booths that benefit local community organizations. The proceeds from our festival go back to the community via grants, scholarships, and community art programs. You’ve come to one of the best waterfront art festivals in the country so sip, savor, take home some original art, and dance to the music. Paul Anderson – Managing Director Tickets and Information General Admission: $25 Senior: age 62+: $20 Junior (age 6-12): $5 Children: 6 and under: Free Festival Hours Saturday, August 30, 10am-7pm Sunday, August 31, 10am-7pm Monday, September 1, 10am-5pm FESTIVAL HISTORY One of The Oldest, Most Prestigious Open-Air, Waterfront Art Events in The Country The Sausalito Art Festival has set the standard for quality, variety, innovation and scope of artistry for 61 years. Since its inception in 1952, the Festival has steadily grown gaining worldwide recognition for excellence in the arts, attracting artists, collectors and curators alike. Featuring more than 260 award-winning artists from around the country, a celebrated entertainment lineup, special exhibits and a cornucopia of food, beer and wine, the Festival welcomes some 30,000 patrons every Labor Day weekend. The Festival had humble beginnings on a simple beach in Sausalito (where the Spinnaker Restaurant is now located); at one point it was also staged in a school parking lot as well as at City Hall before being moved in 1988, to the Army Corps of Engineers Bay Model site along the waterfront in Marinship Park. Sausalito has long been regarded as a great venue for artists and creative spirits due to its natural beauty and location. In the early 1800’s, weekend painters would arrive on Sausalito’s shores having sailed over from San Francisco to paint scenes of tall ships against the majestic backdrop of the bay. Today, Sausalito is home to hundreds of artists with working studios and many fine art galleries. The caliber and energy of the Sausalito Art Festival truly transforms this charming seaside village into a three-day “Camelot” of art and community. VISITOR AMENITIES VISITOR AMENITIES ATM Locations and Credit Cards No Place for Pets ATM terminals are located outside the Main Gate, and on the Pets are not allowed on the Festival Grounds – for their safety and waterfront and entertainment area on the Festival Grounds. Please see for the comfort and safety of our patrons – nor may they be tied up map for exact locations. The Festival merchandise store, most beverage anywhere on festival property. City regulations state that seeing-eye booths and many of the artists accept major credit cards. dogs and service dogs are permitted. Restrooms Free Shuttle Service Restrooms are located at the Southwest corner of the Artist area and A free shuttle service sponsored by the SAF and Rotary Club in the beverage area on the waterfront. of Sausalito runs from Anchor Street next to the Sausalito (See festival map) downtown Ferry terminal everyday from 9AM – 8PM. The shuttle First Aid runs continuously with stops at the Festival Front Gate, The First Aid Station is located at the Southwest corner of the Artist and Rotary parking lots.The ride is area against the Army Corps of Engineers Building. (See festival map) approximately 15 minutes. Disabled Access Free Bicycle Valet Parking Ramps are provided throughout the Festival grounds and at the The Festival provides free bicycle Bay Model Visitor Center. Disabled parking is located in the lot parking off of Marinship Way by the adjacent to the Main Gate. festival Volunteer Gate. Festival Rules Free Wireless For the safety and enjoyment of all Festival attendees, please The Festival offers free wireless observe the following rules. Internet access. Go to Sausalito • Smoking is not permitted inside of the festival grounds. Art Festival. (No password) • Bicycles are not allowed on Festival site Lost and Found – please use the free valet parking. Please visit the Security booth located along the Southwest • The riding of skateboards or use of corner of the Artist area for any roller blades or roller shoes within lost items. Lost children will also be the site is prohibited. escorted to the Security booth. • All bags and packages are subject to search. Relaxation Areas • The Sausalito Art Festival reserves the right to Seating is provided around the RAB Motors / Mercedes refuse admission to anyone who violates the Artist Stage, at the Wine Garden, near the Children’s Area, policies established for public safety. and under the tent at the Stella Artois Main Stage. • No photos or video of artwork without Beverage, Bottle and Can Policy artist’s permission. For safety reasons, cans and glass bottles are prohibited on site. ARTIST PREVIEW ARTIST PREVIEW Sandy Young Mark Doolittle Booth 104 Booth 822 3-D Mixed Media, Sonoma, CA Woodwork, Joshua Tree, CA Nature’s Heart – Sea Fan – Fuse and form glass in a kiln Hand-carved wood sculptures using rotary bits, chisels, files, and rasps Daniel Grant and Ingela Noren Booth 426 Functional Art, Westtown, NY Palm Console – Art furniture and accessories hand painted with buttermilk glazes and lacquered on wood Melissa Schmidt Booth 616 Malen Pierson Jewelry, St. Louis, MO Booth 522 Sculpture, Lewiston, UT Regeneration – Blown lampworked borosilicate glass with artist’s Rusty – film photography, mixed media, and precious metals Found objects and old farm machinery used to create each one of a kind sculpture Pop Zhao Booth 222 Painting, San Francisco, CA Dynasty Memory No. 2 – paintings on canvas Jack Charney Booth 903 Ceramics, Santa Fe, NM Nick Leonoff Booth 809 Looped Figure – Handformed earthenware figurative sculptures Glass, Brooklyn, NY created from a series of manipulated forms Continuum – multifired and layer glazed in order to achieve Hand blown and carved glass the desired glaze density and effect. ARTIST PREVIEW Kathleen Lipinski Booth 833 Painting, San Anselmo, CA Mt. Tamalpais from Richardson Bay – Landscapes on oil on canvas using photos as reference, focusing on the quality of light. Proud Sponsor of Brian Blackham the Sausalito Art Festival Booth 524 Painting, Salt Lake City, UT Marble on Table – Still life oil paintings on panel or canvas David Fenton Booth 832 2-D Mixed Media, Oakland, CA Chrysalis – Fine art photography/digital art printed on burnished aluminum Dennis Kohn Booth 540 Photography, Santa Rosa, CA AUTHORIZED MERCEDES-BENZ DEALER Architectural Abstract – Large format digital images printed 540 Francisco Blvd. West, San Rafael, CA 94901 | 415.637.2333 on aluminum www.rabmotors.com ARTIST PREVIEW George Sumner Booth 622 Painting, San Rafael, CA Scent of Heaven – Oil on canvas Reserved: Freda B Yacht Charter Kathleen Carrillo Booth 428 Painting, Puerto Vallarta, MX Climb to Conchas Cinas, Mexico -– Acrylic paintings on canvas Isabel Hayes Booth 910 Painting, San Rafael, California Sausalito Maiden – Acrylic painting on panel Ken Berman Booth 527 Painting, Sebastopol, CA Cascade – Oil and colored pencil on panel ARTIST PREVIEW Beau Tudzarov Booth 102 Digital Art, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Using 3-D and 2-D programs, this work is created entirely with original images. All of the resulting images are developed using a keyboard and stylus, as core creative tools. Tom Killion Booth 333 Printmaking, Point Reys Station, CA Tennesee Cove, Marin Headlands – Japanese-style multi-block woodcut prints, primarily of landscapes Judy Miller Booth 700 Drawing, Santa Cruz, CA McWay Falls – Soft pastel on archival sanded paper or a prepared panel Marylou Ozbolt-Storer Booth 816 Fiber, Maple Valley, WA Spring Butterfly Swing Stroller Rain Jacket – limited Thank you Sausalito, Celebrating Since 1983! edition jackets and coats. Pieced, appliquéd, hand David Gallegos - Booth 722 manipulated embroidery OFFICIAL FESTIVAL POSTER Sausalito Art Festival Poster Artist Kathleen Lipinski Has Been Painting California Landscapes for Over 30 Years. In addition to painting, she is an accomplished silk screen printmaker. A graduate of University of California, Santa Cruz, she lives in Marin County with her artist husband, Steve Emery. Her canvas for the art festival poster was inspired by the view of Sausalito, the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco Bay from the hills above Tiburon. An avid hiker, backpacker, and runner, Lipinski paints oil on canvas from her photographs in her San Anselmo studio, often working in large formats. Her art combines a love of nature with her dedication to realism, attention to detail, and her ability to capture the quality of light. Lipinski’s work has been exhibited at the Triton Museum of Art, the Morris Graves Museum of Art, and in other galleries from San Francisco to New York. She has work in many private and corporate collections, and paints on commission for a wide range of clients. Exhibiting annually at the Sausalito Art Festival since 1981, she has received numerous first-place and second-place awards in both painting and printmaking. Lipinski’s paintings and limited edition prints may be viewed at her San Anselmo home and studio by appoint- ment or online at emerylipinski.com.
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