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Welcome from LeMoyne Board President .................................2

LeMoyne Board of Directors ..............................3

LeMoyne Festival Committee .............................3

Festival Sponsors .......................................... 4-5

Featured Artist ...................................................6

Festival Entertainment ........................................6

Festival Judges ..................................................7

Public Information ............................................10

Festival Map ....................................................11

History of LeMoyne ..........................................13

LeMoyne Exhibition Schedule ..........................13

Festival Artists ........................................... 14-22

Souvenir & Information Tent .............................24

Festival Kids Zone ...........................................25

Emerging Artists ..............................................28

Festival Original Art Silent Auction ....................29

ContentsLeMoyne Board President

Colleen Castille

Spring is the season of germination for new artistic styles for artists and art enthusiasts alike. LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts is germinating our own artistic display of new art to present during the 11th Annual LeMoyne Chain of Parks Festival. This juried art event invigorates our artistic juices and pol-linates styles with different artists from across the country.

We are able to pull off this festival only by the indefatigable efforts of specially committed volunteers who dedicated their considerable talents to create one of the best parties in Tallahassee. It is no surprise that this letter replicates our honoree’s from years past. Charles Tunnicliff and Kelly Dozier are our Festival Committee Co-Chairs. Charles is the master of logistics and Kelly worked tirelessly on developing the business and individual relationships that financially sup-port this festival; Janelle Pepe and Macy Miller, PR and Marketing Chairs got the word out; and Sheri Sanderson, LeMoyne’s Event Manager, who coordinated all of the mov-ing parts on behalf of Lemoyne, have all done an outstand-ing job. Much gratitude goes to Kidd Group and Mary Liz Moody who provided many hours of professional services in developing new branding and all graphic design elements for the festival. It is only possible to successfully execute an event of this magnitude with the help of more than a hundred volunteers.

As you stroll through the Chain of Parks, please take the time to visit the Lemoyne Gallery on Gadsden Street and see the “LeMoyne Inspires” Exhibition displaying works by teachers and artists of LeMoyne’s education program. We are still here because of your support. Please renew your membership and if you’re not already a member of LeMoyne, become member and be a part of Tallahassee’s 48 year tra-dition in the visual arts, Creating Community Through Art.

WE THANK OUR ADVERTISERS AND SPONSORS who support the arts in our community through supporting the festival. This year, we especially appreciate our advertisers and sponsors for their dedication to preserving cultural offer-ings in our community in spite of the difficult financial climate we are all experiencing.

Thank you for visiting the LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festi-val. I know you will enjoy this wonderful weekend in Tallahas-see and know we will continue to grow with your participation and absolutely surpass your expectations.

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Kevin McAlpine Immediate Past President

Mayda WilliamsVice President

Colleen Castille President

Chairman of the Board

Ann KozeliskiExecutive Director

donalee Pond-Koenig

Susan Murray

LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts 2011 Board of Directors

Kaye KendrickTreasurer

Kelly Patterson

Gail Hock

Linda Puckett

Pam Bauer Debby BrienenAppointed Artists’

Representative

Randy BrienenAppointed Artists’

Representative

Francesca Melichar

Debbie Miller

Festival Committee

From left to right:Ann Kozeliski, Janelle Pepe, Charles Tunnicliff – Co-Chair, Heather Dunbar, Kelly Dozier – Co-Chair, Macy Miller, Shannon Owen and Sheri Sanderson. Not pictured is Jennifer Infinger.

Jill QuadagnoSecretary

Larry FuchsPresident’s Appointment

Terrie Brooks Sean Doughtie Julian Dozier

The Festival Committee and staff of LeMoyne would like to thank our super volunteers, Adrian Amos for building the ChainofParks.com website, and Cynthia Tunnicliff for providing such a warm welcome experience for our VIP’s. A big shout out ‘THANK YOU!’ to the many, many volunteers who are here in the Parks this weekend and are vital to LeMoyne and the festival.

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Free live entertainment presented on stage under the stately oaks of Randolph Park. Enjoy the sounds of talented local musicians as you dine in the food court, beer and wine garden or just pick an inviting spot on the grass to kick off your shoes. This years music selection offers a wide variety of performances, from hot rhythm & blues, the sweet sounds of jazz and awesome acoustical guitar to dance and choral performances. Plan to relax, join friends and take some time to soak it all in.

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Please note scheduled performers and times are subject to change.


Robin RodgersCeramic artist/potter Robin Rodgers was raised in Chattahoochee, Florida, near the banks of the Apalachicola River. As a boy, he was intrigued by old bottles, arrowheads and Indian pottery that he found near his home. His interests in art, archaeology and nature inspired him to complete his Bachelors Degree in Art from the University of Montevallo in 1984 and Masters of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Florida State University in 1989.

In 1995, Robin established his Rabbit Pond studio. He teaches classes, workshops and hosts a pottery camp for kids each summer. Robin enjoys researching ancient techniques and processes of pottery making, translating these findings into his current contemporary creations. His personal touch is revealed through an array of surface textures on wheel-thrown forms, including etchings,

geometric carvings and sculpted appendages, most

often depicting animals, birds and natural forms. Robin’s work is represented in private, corporate and museum collections in the United States and abroad, including the Mobile Museum of Art, Huntsville Museum of Art, State of Florida, The Nature Conservancy, Historic Bok Sanctuary, Archaeological Institute of West Florida, Apalachee Indian tribe and in art galleries across the country. In addition, Robin creates replicas of 17th century Spanish & Native American pottery for the San Luis Archaeological site in Tallahassee, Florida and has an installation of over 200 tiles depicting the flora and fauna of Florida at the historic Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales, Florida. His work is featured in the March/April 2006 issue of Florida Wildlife magazine and in Lark Book’s 500 Animals in Clay.

Process:Robin uses many firing processes, most notably the 16th century Japanese technique of Raku firing. In this process, pieces are removed individually from the hot kiln with tongs and smoked to darken the random crackled patterns. As it cools, each piece develops its own unique pattern of glaze that contributes the overall impact. Raku is porous and is intended for enjoyment as art and its beautiful decorative quality.

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2011 Festival Entertainment Schedule

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Silver Daggers


Steven Phillips has been teaching at the Northwest Florida State College since 1999. He is currently Associate Professor of Art – Humanities in the Fine and Performing Arts Division teaching Beginning and Advanced Photography, Pottery, Printmaking and Special Topics in Art. He also teaches Art and Design classes as an Associate Faculty member at the Northwest Florida State College Collegian High School.Mr. Phillips has taught art at the University of West Florida and Destin Middle School. In the

late eighties and early nineties Mr. Phillips was owner and chief flight instructor of Stephen Phillips Aviation, LTD., where he developed program curriculum meeting FAA standards and regulations, worked with students to create a personalized program schedule and managed up to 15 teachers and office staff. Mr. Phillips is a graduate of the Florida State University with a Master of Fine Arts Degree majoring in Printmaking and Photography. He also received his Bachelor of Science Degree from FSU in Graphic Design and Photography.

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Kristen K.C. WilliamsK.C. Williams took over the position of Gallery Director of the Mattie Kelly Arts Center Galleries at Northwest Florida State College in Niceville in July 2009. In this capacity she curates six-to-twelve exhibitions each year in the McIlroy and Holzhauer Galleries, and manages a collection of over 500 works of art. She holds an MA from Indiana University and a BA from Rhodes College. After 12 years living in Tennessee, Indiana and Missouri, K.C. returned to her native Florida in 2007. She has served in numerous capacities in the arts and cul-tural sphere, including as archivist for photographer William Eggleston, Nazi-era provenance researcher

for the Indiana University Art Museum, and art history instructor at several colleges and universi-ties. She has lectured on arts topics as diverse as censorship in the visual arts, Florida’s Highwaymen art movement, WWII-era visual propaganda, and Florida Cracker culture in the arts. She also has served the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs as an Individual Artist Fellowship Panelist and Art in State Buildings committee member. Prior to accepting her current position at NWFSC, she was Curator at LeMoyne, and is grateful and excited to again be involved with Chain of Parks.

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LeMoyne Chain of Parks Festival InformationSouvenir & Information TentLocated at the corner of Park Ave and Gadsden Street is the Festival’s resource center for everything LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival. Available for purchase are festival souvenirs including T-shirts and signed posters (see ad on page 24). Information on how to become a member and get involved in LeMoyne, Studio Classes, and Summer Camp are all available here.

Show Your Support – Silent Art AuctionMake sure to stop at the Souvenir & Information Tent to place your bids on two beautiful paintings donated by Randy and Debra Brienen (see article on page 31). All proceeds from these auctions support LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts.

Emerging ArtistsThis group of artists is new to exhibiting in the festival arena. So if you are looking for something new - you certainly want to stop by and visit these promising artists. (See article on page 28)

Non-profit InformationStop by these local non-profit booths to learn more information about opportunities to become involved in your community.

Food CourtWhether a tasty treat or a full meal is what you crave, a variety of choices are available from food vendors on Gadsden Street. Tables and seating to enjoy the food and entertainment are provided.

Beer and Wine GardenCome and relax in the shade of the trees and enjoy a day in the park. Visitors to the garden must be 21 years of age. Proof of age is required. All alcohol purchases must remain within the garden.

Restroom FacilitiesThere are three facilities located throughout the parks and all offer handicap accessibility and hand washing. Locations indicated on the map are West Park Avenue and Gadsden Street (next to Randolph Park), West Park Avenue and Calhoun Street, and at the end of Gadsden Street in front of LeMoyne.

Lost & Found / First Aid and other Emergency ServicesAll of these services can be found at the Souvenir & Information Tent on the corner of West Park Avenue and Gadsden Street. Please note there will be Tallahassee Police Officers throughout the park should you need immediate responders.

ParkingMetered parking is located on many of the streets downtown. These spaces are available to use free of charge during the weekend. Calhoun, Park and Gadsden streets are blocked (at the parks) to thru traffic so plan your route into downtown accordingly.

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Find us at the intersection of Park Avenueand Gadsden Street and get your 2011

Festival Souvenir T-shirt. Show your supportof Art in Our Community – in style!

• 2011 T-shirts in men’s and women’s styles and size ... $15• Vintage T-shirts (limited quantities) .............................. $10• Festival Posters featuring the art of Robin Rodgers...... $5• Festival Posters signed by Robin Rodgers ................. $10• Festival and Visitor information• Silent Auction of featured Festival Art Pieces by Randy and Debra Breinen• LeMoyne Membership information• Summer Camp and Studio Art Class information and registration


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The History of LeMoyne Center for the Visual ArtsLeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts is named after the French artist Jacques le Moyne de Morgues who accompanied the second French expedition to Florida under Rene de Landonniere in the year 1565, becoming the first western artist to paint Florida subjects. Four hundred years later, when the first art association in Florida’s capital city was formed, it seemed appropriate to name it in honor of the first artist upon its shores.

Currently housing main galleries in the historic Meginniss-Munroe house (c. 1854) LeMoyne is the first non-profit, community based visual arts center in the Big Bend area of North Florida. LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts was founded in 1963 by community leaders as a venue for fine art exhibitions and art education activities dedicated to Creating Community Through Art. LeMoyne serves the community by offering quality art exhibitions of local and regional appeal, offering diverse art education and outreach programs, and art events for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.

Please visit our gallery inside this historic home, located at 125 N. Gadsden St., just past the non-profit booths at the Festival. Entry is free to all during our Chain of Parks Art Festival.

2011 LeMoyne Exhibition CalendarCOLOR IT COLOR January 7-29Linda Van BeckJanice HartwellRay Burggraf

RON YRABEDRA February 4-26Signature Paintings and Academic Drawings

24th Annual Mahaska Whitley March 4-26 Student Exhibition - High School Art and Senior Portfolio Competition Our annual art show featuring over 200 pieces by area high school students

LeMoyne Inspires April 1-23Art of Teachers and Students at LeMoyne.

11th Annual LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival April 16 & 17A fine art festival held in downtown Tallahassee’s Chain of Parks

Cat Life Invitational May 6- 28A cat themed art show open to all artists

Dog Days of Summer June 3-25An exhibition of summer inspired photography

Horse Feathers July 1-30Featuring works by Mike Brennen and Pattie Maney

The Works of Hiram Williams August 16 - Works from LeMoyne’s Permanent Collection September 25 shown jointly with the Mary Brogan Museum

LeMoyne’s 4th Annual Art & Soul Celebration September 22A gala event celebrating art with auction and festivities

In Light of Dreams October 7 - 29The work of Dean Gioia

LeMoyne’s 47th Annual Holiday Show and Sale November 24 - An exhibition of art and artful ornaments perfect December 30for collecting and holiday giving

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Drawing & Graphics

Stan BrunsMarietta, GABooth # 98www.stanbruns.etsy.com

Leslie PeeblesAlachua, FLBooth # 82www.lesliepeebles.com

Mary Jo SpectorTallahassee, FLBooth # 30

Roberta ThomasPalm Coast, FLBooth # 67

Brian BachmanTallahassee, FLBooth # 44www.bachmanpottery.com

Lucrezia BielerTallahassee, FLBooth # 54www.bieler-beerli.com2010 Judges Choice

Kevan BreitingerSt. Augustine, FLBooth #46www.kevangirl.etsy.com

Linda CoxTallahassee, FLBooth # 91www.coastalreflection.com

Doug DaceyColumbus, NCBooth # 70www.daceyporcelains.com

Sally DouglasSt. Johns, FLBooth # 20

Jeff and Jaky FelixTitus, ALBooth # 66www.joyfulimagination.com

Fred FisherQuincy, FLBooth # 3www.aquatic-impressions.com

Kenneth AshbyCanton, OKBooth # 39

Fine Crafts


Wayne Gao & Michelle ChangRowland Heights, CABooth # 80

Jennifer FlemingPensacola, FLBooth # 96

Nancy JeffersonCrawfordville, FLBooth # 2www.nancyjeffersonpottery.com

Keith GartinApalachicola, FLBooth # 57

Jaye HouleTallahassee, FLBooth # 86www.dragonflyglass.biz

Lesley NolanTallahassee, FLBooth # 7www.lesleynolanglass.com

Jitka Lesakova-ManousakisTallahassee, FLBooth # 23

Ann McCannMorgantown, INBooth # 9

Cheryl SattlerQuincy, FLBooth # 63www.cherylsattler.com

Lisa PirkleCanton, GABooth # 83www.create-a-scene.biz

Robin RodgersTallahassee, FLBooth # 522011 Featured Artist

Lucas Christopher VansickleTallahassee, FLBooth # 26lucasvansickle.me

Fine Crafts continued

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Fine Crafts continued

Monika FairchildGainesville, FLBooth # 19www.monikafairchild.com

Matt Robinson and Erez EpshteinBerkeley, CABooth # 74www.ownapieceofhistory.biz

Nancy BrunsMarietta, GABooth # 97www.fireraine.etsy.com

Deborah BarnesMount Dora, FLBooth # 75

Judy WolfeDunnellon, FLBooth # 41www.JudyAWolfe.com

Kathleen WilcoxTallahassee, FLBooth # 6www.wilcoxenamels.com

Robert and Ruth WesselPunta Gorda, FLBooth # 56

Jim and Lynn WettachSt. Augustine, FLBooth # 32

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Javier BaronSt. Augustine, FLBooth # 94

Zee GallianoTallahassee, FLBooth # 28www.zeegalliano.com


Julie SalvettiVenice, FLBooth # 68www. designsbyjulie.com

Mary ReynoldsCrawfordville, FLBooth # 532010 Best of Show

Page RozelleMonticello, FLBooth # 55www.pagerozelle.com

Marie-Pierre PulciniFort Pierce, FLBooth # 79www.mariepierrecollection.com

Robert NilssonPensacola, FLBooth # 4

Gopal KapoorGreenville, NCBooth #1

Michelle Davis & Lawrence NewmanGonzalez, FLBooth # 40www.newmananddavis.com

Mary LeeTallahassee, FLBooth # 38

Michele LeVettDurham, NCBooth # 61www.michelelevettdesigns.com

Robin HoltTallahassee, FLBooth # 45

Quincie HambyTallahassee, FLBooth # 81www.quinciehamby.com

Jewelry continued

Mari Aoki KnightTallahassee, FLBooth # 76


Photography & Digital Art

Larry FuchsTallahassee, FLBooth # 71www.larryfuchsphoto.com

John DouglasTallahassee, FLBooth # 12www.picturesplus-art.com

Denise ChoppinTallahassee, FLBooth # 5www.flickr.com/photos/tags/denisechoppinart

Andrew BoromTallahassee, FLBooth # 65www.andrewboromphotography.com

Cory CavanahTallahassee, FLBooth # 31www.corycavanah.com

Linda WelchVenice, FLBooth # 93www.sentimentaljourneyjewelry.com

Jenny WangTallahassee, FLBooth # 89www.jenny88.etsy.com

Liz SmithTallahassee, FLBooth # 34

Jewelry continued

Carl SchneiderWar ren, MIBooth # 43www.clschneider.com

Russell GraceTallahassee, FLBooth # 18www.russelgraceimages.com


Lonnie RichNavarre, FLBooth # 16www.artistoneastbay.com

Carl WagnerNaples, FLBooth # 29

Darren MillerDecatur, ILBooth # 11www.prairieornamentals.com

Paul AndersonTallahassee, FLBooth # 8

Jennifer KandelTallahassee, FLBooth # 99www.jenniferkandel.com

Jonathan ShuffGrand Rapids, MIBooth # 14/15www.jonathanshuff.com

John MoranGainesville, FLBooth # 33www.JohnMoranPhoto.com

Larry HumphreyBrooksville, FLBooth # 60

Photography & Digital Art continued

Sculpture

Debra BrienenTallahassee, FLBooth # 72www.brienenart.com


Pamela CopelandPanama City, FLBooth # 88www.pamelacopeland.com

A.J. BrownFort Pierce, FLBooth # 25

Emily CheekAtlantic Beach, FLBooth # 47www.cheekart.com

Irmaly BrackinBoone, NCBooth # 50

Randy BrienenTallahassee, FLBooth # 73www.brienenart.com

Bill BillingsleyPensacola, FLBooth # 62

Natalia AndreevaTallahassee, FLBooth # 22www.andreeva.com2012 Poster Artist

Steve AndrewsTallahassee, FLBooth # 27www.SteveAndrewsArt.com

Painting

Donald DavisTallahassee, FLBooth # 85www.dondavisart.4t.com

Troy CrisswellCalera, ALBooth # 95www.TroyCrisswell.com

Laurel D’AgnilloJacksonville, FLBooth # 69


Painting continued

Lyn Novak HiseInverness, FLBooth # 36

Larry LavargnaPalm City, FLBooth # 64

John E. MetcalfeHavana, FLBooth # 90www.itsajem.com

Stephen KouryLakeland, FLBooth # 84www.skoury.com

Galina HerndonRoswell, GABooth # 92www.galinaherndon.com

Morris JohnsonSt.Petersburg, FLBooth # 35

Anne HempelTallahassee, FLBooth # 42www.annehemple.com

Lance deHaven-SmithTallahassee, FLBooth # 77www.dehaven-smith.com

Michael FaganPensacola, FLBooth # 24www.wmichaelfagan.com

Eluster RichardsonTallahassee, FLBooth # 17www.elusterart.com

Dorothy StarbuckSanta Rose Beach, FLBooth # 87www.dorothystarbuck.com

Elan Smadar LivneOwings Mills, MDBooth # 78www.smadarlivne.com


Painting continued

Watercolor

Carmen LagosJupiter, FLBooth # 58www.castillolagosstudio.com

Kim WardRogersville, TNBooth # 37www.kimward.com

Godwin KouAlpharetta, GABooth # 49www.DiscoverAtlantaChineseArt.com

Gustavo CastilloJupiter, FLBooth # 59www.castillolagosstudio.com

Joe KotzmanCarrabelle, FLBooth # 102010 Judges Choice

Liz WilliamsAtlanta, GABooth # 13www.artworkbylizwilliams.com

Sharon WestbrookJacksonville Beach, FLBooth # 21www.sharonwestbrook.com


Art Festival Souvenir and Information TentBefore you leave the festival, don’t forget to stop by the LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival Souvenir Tent and pick up a beautiful wearable art t-shirt or a signed poster for your home or office. T-shirts are 100% pre-shrunk cotton and feature this year’s signature art piece by Robin Rogers. They are offered in a variety of sizes and in men’s and women’s

styles. This year’s shirts are only $15 each and vintage shirts from festivals past are $10.

Located at the corner of Park Avenue and

Gadsden Street the Souvenir and Information Tent is easy to find. Along with the beautiful

festival souvenirs, you can also find Festival information as well as

information about getting involved with LeMoyne. If you should get a booboo while visiting

the Festival, this is also the place to find First Aid

If you are interested in bidding on the two original art pieces donated by Randy and Debby Brienen, this is the place to come. Both pieces will be on display for you to see and enter your best silent bid.


LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival Kids ZoneThis year our festival Kids Zone is bigger and better than ever before! Thanks to our Kids Zone sponsors, Target and Klown Kapers, children are able to take part in a number of make-and-take art projects under the Kids Zone tent, located along Gadsden Street across from the LeMoyne gallery.

Some of the art activities will include; screen printing on recycled paper and covering the streets in sidewalk chalk! Materials for the projects have been provided by Target and the children can take what they make home with them. BJ the Clown and the rest of the Klown Kapers gang will also be offering fun and entertainment for the children. “We are providing face painting, balloon art, temporary air brush tattoos, quick sketch, and glitter tattoos!”, said BJ enthusiastically.

BJ’s Amazing Face-Painting takes this art form to a whole new level with high quality non-metallic neon colors, brilliant primary colors, and subdued pastel colors like no others available in today’s market. The application and blending techniques of the artists create face-painting masterpieces that you will want to capture in pictures and enjoy for years.

All children’s activities are free of charge. Bring your children down to the art festival and give them a chance to get involved in some very fun art!

Thinking about what your kids might do this summer? LeMoyne offers a full-day or half-day summer camp

experience for kids between 6 up to Teens.

Check out the camp sessions schedule on page 7 of this magazine and stop by the Kids Zone for more

information or to sign up you children for a summer of fun and creativity.


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LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival Supports Emerging ArtistsThe LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival Committee is proud to showcase some of our area’s best Emerging Artists. The Emerging Artists selected by the Committee represent a diverse array of talent and potential. We’re sure you will enjoy their artwork, dedication and inspiration.

You are encouraged to visit and support our Emerging Artists located along North Gadsden Street starting at Park Avenue.

This year our emerging artists include: Pyramid Studios – Various artists working in many mediaCornelious “Neil” Barnhart – Painting Hanna Maria DeWall – Pen & Ink and WatercolorKevin Bradberry – Painting and DrawingBC Parker – PhotographyGreg Tatum – SculptureGeorge Cranmer – Mixed Media

The emerging artists program at the LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival was started in 2010 with the goal of encouraging participation in the world of outdoor festivals by providing the opportunity to experience the application process and participation in LCoPAF at a reduced cost to the emerging artists. This program is limited to 10 participants who are selected by the Festival Committee.

The program is designed specifically for outstanding artists who have never exhibited or sold their work at an outdoor festival. Artists who are just beginning their careers in the art world are encouraged to apply. The artists chosen have an opportunity to sell their work, meet other artists and participate in a nationally recognized festival.

Cornelious “Neil” Barnhart

Hanna Maria DeWall

Patrick Lane and Jenna Nelson share an emerging artist booth at the 10th annual LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival.

Alex Fogt 2010 LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival Emerging Artist


Original Art Silent Auction to Benefit LeMoyne Center for the Visual ArtsDebby and Randy Brienen, both Tallahassee artists serving as Artists’ Representatives on the LeMoyne Board, have graciously donated an original piece of art each for a silent auction to be held during the 11th Annual LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival. The silent auction will be held at the Festival Souvenir tent and will begin at 10:00 am on Saturday 4/16 and close at 4:30 pm on Sunday 4/17. Debra Brienen’s biography:Debra was born in central Illinois and has lived in Tallahassee, Fl. for more than 25 years. She is married to Randy (also an artist) and has raised three children. She is a self-taught artist working in acrylic. She has drawn and painted all her life either inspirationally or by commission. Her most recent venture, Painted Memories, offers paintings developed from her client’s travel photos or home landscape photos intended to preserve places or events on canvas to grace the walls of home or office.

Her work typically expresses the joy and happiness she finds in living. Her work favors idyllic moments, real or remembered, home landscape portraits such as your personal residence, childhood home, or beach house, historical renditions, nature landscapes, and cottage florals.

She has exhibited in many juried shows, and was chosen to be the featured artist for Lemoyne’s 2008 Chain of Parks art festival in Tallahassee. She currently exhibits in many local venues. Debra, a cancer survivor, donates a portion of each sale to the prevention and treatment of cancer.

Randy Brienen’s biography:Randy was born in central Illinois and has lived in Tallahassee, FL for more than 25 years. He is married to Debby (also an artist) and has raised three children. He is a mainly self-taught artist working in acrylic. He has drawn and painted on and off

Debby Brienen Randy Brienen

Sunsplashed Palms by Randy Brienen

Saturday Market by Debby Brienen

most of his life. In 2007 Randy started painting seriously and immediately found collector interest in his impressionistic and abstract styles. His use of vibrant colors and bold textures are a creative interpretation of his subjects and surroundings.

Randy has been selected to exhibit in Springtime Tallahassee, LeMoyne Chain of Parks Art Festival, the Winery, and is currently exhibiting in the Lily Pads art gallery located in Grayton Beach FL. and 1020Art. He serves on the LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts board of directors. He is a past Vice President of the Tallahassee Area Watercolor Society. He has been chosen to exhibit with his wife Debby at Tallahassee City Hall and LeMoyne for the 2010 season and has been chosen to exhibit at the Gadsden Arts Center during the 2012 season.

Randy’s work expresses a variety of styles and techniques appealing to clients interested in contemporary and traditional art. He paints inspirationally and by commission.


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