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P E R AN ENCORE F O R APRIL MA N 2009 CE DOGWOODARTS.COM Board of Directors Pat Murphy, President Justin Cazana, Vice President Jim Scothorn, Treasurer Dino Cartwright, Secretary Vicki Baumgartner Sue Callaway B.J. Clark Brandon Clarke 2009 Co-Chairs Patsy Daniel Jean Greer Mike Hammond Freddy James Tom Jensen Steve Kilpatrick Ken Knight Karen Massey Deborah (Deb) W. Porter Connie Shiflett Wallace Kathy Slocum Maureen Bosch Alvin Nance Dorothy Smith Advertising Executive Executive Director Allison Sprouse WVLT -TV KCDC Amy Styles April is a great time to be in East Tennessee! Nancy Thompson Terry Tjaarda Just when pink and white blossoms announce spring’s Terry Turner arrival, the Dogwood Arts Festival returns to East Allison Uriah Tennessee celebrating the natural and cultural beauty Beatrice (Bebe) Vogel of our area. In its’49th year, the Festival is partnering Melynda Whetsel with Knoxville’s fine cultural institutions to showcase the Patrick R. Wilson region’s best performing and visual artists in a “blue jean Tom Wright to black tie” festival that has something for everyone! An exciting mix of fine art, dance, theater, crafts, historic Board Advisor tours and Americana music at its’ best offer stimulating Eddie Mannis experiences at our finest venues. The Board, staff, committee chairs and hundreds of Executive Director volunteers have planned a Festival that you will truly Lisa C. Duncan enjoy. We want to see the Dogwood Arts Festival grow Director of Development as a regional event and help establish our area as an art Lynda Evans destination. Please invite your family and friends to join Director of Programs you for our springtime celebration of the arts in Alaine McBee East Tennessee. Office Manager Pam Abernathy sssssssssssssssssssssss OUR MISSION: To help fund arts education in our schools, promote the visual and performing arts and to preserve and enhance the beauty of our region D O G W O O D A R T S F E S T I V A L Great Performances, Fine Art 009 Exhibitions, and Cultural Excursions 2 Market Square 30 Art Fair 31 Art In The Park CONTENTS Chalk Walk Support The 32 4 Festival Rhythm ‘N 33 Blooms First Friday 6 Gallery Walk Parade 38 OFFICIAL HOTEL OF THE 7 Historic Tours 39 Health & Fitness DOGWOOD ARTS FESTIVAL Art Studio Tours Great 40 Performances 8 2009 Dogwood 10 Print 46 Events Art In Public Bazillion Blooms A festival of this magnitude 11 Places 47 is possible due to strong Festival Patrons community support, corporate Art Exhibits 48 sponsors and media partners. 17 Corporate & Show your suport by sending a Dogwood Trails 49 Community donation to: 23 Partners Dogwood Arts Festival Open Gardens Cultural 106 W. Summit Hill Drive Knoville, TN 37902 | 865. 637.4561 27 Excursions 50 Dogwood Arts Festival is a 501c3 non-profit organization. dogwoodarts.com B E P A R T O F T H I S C O L O R F U L E V E N T ! D O G W O O D A R T S F E S T I V A L G R A P H I C D E S I G N P R O V I D E D B Y : M O D M E T H O D O F D E S I G N www.methodofdesign.net S U P P O R T T H E F E S T I V A L V O L U N T E E R S 2009 Festival Co - Chairs Diva Luncheon Maureen Bosch Mickey Mallonee Alvin Nance A Very Special Art Festival Event Chairs Nancy Wolfe Art in Public Places Eddie Mannis Limited Edition Print Bart Watkins Lauren Karnitz Regional Fine Art Show Dogwood Gala Denise Sanabria Juanita Cannon Victoria Lenne Gay Lyons Chris McAdoo Chalk Walk Overall Trails/Bus Tours Jim Dodson Bobbie Mabry Kathy Slocum Trails Opening & Luncheon Bazillion Blooms Cindy Prince Amy Styles As presenting sponsor of Trails Advisory Dogwood Mile the Dogwood Arts Festival, Patsy Daniels Eric Bell ORNL Federal Credit Union’s YPK commitment to arts and the Open Gardens & Luncheon community is clear. That support Connie Wallace Bike & Blooms ranges from a strong financial Vicki Baumgartner Jay Nevans Courtney Piper backing of the festival to the Market Square dedication and Allison Uriah Art Studio Tours enthusiasm shown Carrie Cox Barbara Nicodemus by its employee Kim Henry Sheri Treadwell volunteers. Rhythm ‘n Blooms Knox County Art Teacher Exhibition According to ORNL Don Bosch Melynda Whetsel Federal Credit Union Ashley Capps President John 2010 McKittrick, it’s a Student Art Show “50th Anniversary” natural partnership. Tiffani Conner Co - Chairs Jacque Turner Mike Hammond He explains, “Dogwood Jean Greer showcases not only the natural Art in the Park beauty of East Tennessee but also Betsy Heerdt Past Co - Chairs our growing arts community and Leah Marcum-Estes Terry Tjaarda our local quality of life,” Terry Turner WDVX “It may be a visual thing from a Roger Harb The Dogwood Arts Festival is made local garden, a great painting, possible due to the passion and print, sculpture or even a unique Gallery Walk dedication of hundreds of volunteers. craft item,” he continues. “Or it Allison Sprouse The 2009 Festival Co-Chairs and their may be enjoying a performance Lindsey Hix event committees have created a spectacular festival for you. Thank you! by a local vocalist or band. Parade Either way, Dogwood is where John Brooks If you or your organization would like it all comes together in East Kitty Bracken to become involved as volunteers, go to www.dogwoodarts.com or call Tennessee. ORNL Federal Credit 637-4561. Union is proud to play a small part in it all.” G A L L E R Y W A L K April 3 Gallery Walk 5 pm - 8 pm. The 2009 Dogwood Arts Bliss Knoxville Museum of Art Festival will be featuring its Market Square 1050 World’s Fair Park Drive annual Gallery Walk on First 24 Market Square 525-6101 Friday, April 3, 5 pm - 8pm. 329-8868 Old City Java The gallery walk will span the Bliss Home + Art 109 S. Central Street downtown area. KAT Trolleys Market Square 523-9817 will be available to transport 29 Market Square guests to each stop. Gallery 673-6711 The Birdhouse walk participants will be 800 N. 4th Avenue highlighted with a dogwood Blount Mansion blossom trail as well as 200 W. Hill Avenue Three Flights Up having dogwood blossoms 525-2375 800 Tyson Street placed inside windows. 524-5100 Chocolate & Coffee FREE PARKING is available 327 union Avenue Unarmed Merchants after 6 PM at metered spots 688-9244 129 South Gay Street and in the Market Square, 549-5769 State Street, and Locust Deka Street garages. Bakari Gallery Inc UT Gallery 221 Cumberland Ave. 106 South Gay Street This year’s participants 582-1740 673-0802 include: Emporium Center Vagabondia & The Balcony 27 Market Square A1 Lab Arts 100 S. Gay Street 525-4842 At Fireproof Storage 523-7543 Building World Grotto Gallery 201 Randolph Street Gallery 1010 16 Market Square 113 S. Gay Street 226-2962 Abode 15 Market Square Fluorescent Gallery Yee-Haw Industries 523-5090 627 N. Central Street 413 South Gay Street 522-1752 522-1812 Art Gallery of Knoxville 317 N. Gay Street Ironwood Studios 595-4401 119 Jennings Avenue Walnut 405-0777 Vine Market Art Market Gallery Jackson Market Square Wall Summit 422 South Gay Street Clinch Church Knoxville Union 525-5265 Convention Center 710 Henley Street The Basement Gallery 522-5669 103 B West Jackson Avenue South Gay 437-9613 H I S T O R I C T O U R S 6 | 7 April 18 Historic Home Tours Choice of sites offered with KAT buses T O U R S providing transportation. Route A: Blount Mansion, Mabry-Hazen House and Crescent Bend. | Route B: James White Fort, Ramsey House H I S T O R C U and Marble Springs. Blount Mansion & James White Fort 200 W. Hill Ave. 9 am – 1 pm Admission: $20 by reservation only 865.525.2375 www.blountmansion.org April 19 Historic Fourth & Gill Tour of Homes The Historic Fourth and Gill Tour of Homes offers Trails, Gardens & Historic Homes visitors the opportunity to step inside several beautiful homes from the previous century. It’s spring, and the city is in full bloom. Enjoy a walk through one of Knoxville’s pre- Rediscover its natural beauty with over 60 miere historic districts while the dogwoods are miles of trails, open gardens, camera sites, in bloom and enjoy architecture from Queen rose gardens and historic homes on display. Anne to craftsman style. This year’s featured trail is Holston Hills, Fourth & Gill neighborhood (North of down- with its vibrant, blossom-lined streets and town) dazzling residential gardens. Choose your 1 pm – 6 pm own pace—leisurely walk, brisk bicycle ride, Admission: $10 per person (under 12 free) afternoon drive or bus tour—and let nature 865.521.7155 do the rest. #AdInfo#94n82759MASTER#R16176#STANLEY GREENHOUSE - AGENCY#22p8.00#17p6.00## Stanley’s Greenhouse Nursery & Garden Center Over 100 Varieties of Roses Great Selection of Dogwood Trees Best Selection of Annuals & Perennials in Town! Davenport Baptist Hospital Stanley’s Greenhouse 865-573-9591 Ruby Blount Ave Shoney’s Tuesday Burger Lippencott AVENPORT D King 3029 D R . Tennessee River Tennessee 5 mins. from downtown Henley Street Chapman Hwy www.stanleysgreenhouse.com Make left 3rd Red Light past the bridge M ONDAY –F RIDAY 8-6 4 S ATURDAY 9-5 4 S UNDAY 1-5 D O G W O O D A R T S S O U T H W E S T Mighty Mud Norma Prahl Facial reconstruction narrative sculpture Sven-Erik Hansson Oil Painting Cecilia Zanetta Multi media Soo Cha’s Fine Scanlan Studio Custom Marble & Amy Kirchoff Art Studio & Gardens Design Multi media Painting Soo Cha Griffith Margaret Scanlan Bruce Bennett Rush Skinnell Painting Oil, AC, Watercolors Sculpture & Metal Smithing Architectural work Watercolor & acrylics on canvas Jessica Dockery 5412 Kingston Pike, 1501 Campbell in a natural stone, Broken China Suite 1 Station including designs Jewelry & Mosaics for gardens Knoxville, TN 37919 Knoxville, TN 37932 Adam Dockery 865.588.2888 865.693.5704 4419 Candora Ave.