Just a "Tiny" sampling of 2016 Artisans Road Trip
artists this year during the weekend Studio Tour!
(Artists work from upper left - clockwise)
Barb McGee, MaryJo Daniels, Pam Harp, Hank Hall,
Glenda Drennen, David Strom, Gene Polson,
Holly Zinn, Connie Hankens and Avis Davis.
(All artwork © the respective artists)
It's here this weekend!! Everyone is invited to travel Iowa's scenic byways and back roads looking for one-of-a-kind creations! The 13th annual Artisans Road Trip will be held this Saturday, October 8th from 9:00am – 5:00pm, and Sunday, October 9th
from Noon – 5:00pm. This year we have 41 artists participating from
Estherville down to Storm Lake (and all over in between)! The Artisans
Road Trip is a self-guided art studio and gallery tour; free for
visitors, the Road Trip is a great way to spend a weekend with friends
and family exploring the work of local artists.
Participating
artists this year include: Joanne Alberda, Tim Arand-McIlrath, Sue
Biederman, Kathryn Buckley, Danielle Clouse Gast, Cherie Courter,
Crystal Cross, Mary Jo Daniels, Avis Davis, Joleen Dentlinger, Glenda
Drennen, Mitch Eveleth, Kathy Evert, Linda Fries, Hank Hall, Connie
Hankens, Pam Harp, Ken Harskamp, Judy Hemphill, Linda Hopkins, Tammy
Hoppe, William Lieb, Irene McCoy, Barbara McGee, Sarah Morphew, Bruce
Morrison, Mel Myers, Ron Netten, Anita Plucker, Perry Polson, Gene
Polson, Lissa Potter, Tootie Powers, Lee Rainboth, Karen Ruddy, Marisa
Sidles, David Strom, Haley Tardiff, Judy Thompson, Roberta Williams, and
Holly Zinn. These artisans will offer a rare glimpse into creative
processes as they demonstrate their craft in personal and unique work
spaces.
The Mission of the Artisans Road Trip is
to promote a venue for established artisans to demonstrate their
skills, exhibit and sell their original fine art via a self-guided
studio tour through scenic Northwest Iowa, thereby encouraging
education, diversity, tourism, economic growth, and art appreciation.
Don't miss out on that great Autumn air and sights - take the roads less traveled and even those well traveled ones too - enjoy a day (or two!) out and take in the 2016 Artisans Road Trip! For more information, pick up a
brochure at one of many local businesses, libraries, galleries, or art studios –
or check out the official website and blog 24/7 at www.ArtisansRoadTrip.com.
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