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A Celebration of Art, Music, Food & Fun
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MKAF Board of Directors
Glenn Cooper, ChairmanBeverly Wilson, Vice Chairman
Allison Tringas, SecretaryAlan Wood, Treasurer
Stacy BarrettStacey Brady
Matthew DahlmanLynn Dugas
Jackie ElyDonna Fox
Rebecca JobJennifer Lovell
Peter MohylskyJanna Morrison
Eric NavarreJeffrey Rink
Mary Kay SamoucePaul SchreinerAnita SkipperAlexis Tibbetts
Kathy Whidden
MKAF STAFFMarcia Hull, CEO
Deb Nissley, Director of Operations
FESTIVAL COMMITTEE
Marcia Hull & Deb NissleyCo-Producers
Rebecca Job & Valerie ManleyChildren’s ArtStop Chairs
Cara RoyFestival Souvenir Chair
Kathy WhiddenVolunteer Chair
Jackie Lynch, Sherry McCall & Jeri Whitehead
Collaborative Art Exhibit ChairsJim Wood
Parking ChairBevery Wilson & Jennifer Lovell
Finance Chairs
For more than 15 years, it has been my extreme pleasure to serve the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation (MKAF), a champion of cultural
arts and education in Northwest Florida. Since 1995, MKAF has a rich history of bringing art enrichment programs and cul-tural experiences to audiences of all ages.
I salute all my partners who have trav-eled along on this exciting cultural journey … staff member Deb Nissley, the leader-ship of all MKAF’s board of directors, members, donors, media partners and volunteers.
I would be remiss if I didn’t recognize my parents and mentors who first opened my eyes to a world of art. At a young im-pressionable age, I was afforded the oppor-tunity to experience piano, tap and ballet lessons; to see live theater on Broadway; be inspired by the New York City Ballet; to visit metropolitan fine art museums at the New York Metropolitan of Art and The J. Paul Getty Museum and Villa; and be mes-merized by The Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall.
I am often asked what motivates me and I always say, “I can’t image life with-out arts and culture and not introducing children to the same opportunities that were given to me.” Through the power of
art, we can enrich the community through cultivation, presentation and preserva-tion of cultural opportunities. Whether it’s painting one’s surroundings, collaborat-ing to create a song, writing a novel or a screenplay, or working as a team to act out a play, many forms of the arts are the essence of bringing economic impact, quality of life and a sense of place to any community.
My passion and personal “ministry” is to surround myself with talented artists, mentors and visionaries to carry on Mattie’s dream of a community rich in culture. It is especially important that we begin by unlocking a child’s poten-tial through the power of art to provide a pathway of growth, development and self-esteem.
You can play your part by joining our arts family — become a member, volunteer your time and talent, or provide services that are needed to be a champion of cultur-al arts. Remember, the arts are for every-one, not just the fortunate or the privileged.
Inspiringly,
Marcia HullCEOMattie Kelly Arts Foundation
‘Art is in my heart’A personal message from Ceo Marcia Hull
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T he Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation (MKAF) proudly welcomes Destin
artist Robin Cannon as the 2014 Festival of the Arts poster winner. Selected by a panel of judges, her winning design becomes the official signature art-work featured on the com-memorative festival posters and merchandise, including postcards, the festival guide and the overall promotional festival campaign.
Cannon’s vibrant and playful acrylic painting cen-ters on an art festival dotted
with colorful tents capped with flying flags flanked by musical instruments and paintbrushes. Cannon, a mixed media folk artist who describes her work as “fun and funky,” has showcased her artwork in the festival for the past two years, but she is a first-time poster contest winner this year. “The festival is just magi-cal and to win the poster contest is a total thrill,” she said.
“We’re delighted the judg-es chose Robin Cannon’s piece,” said MKAF CEO Marcia Hull. “Her whimsical
work has personality plus, just like she does. This piece really captures the sense of celebration we try to create at the festival each year.”
Cannon was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and grew up in the Atlanta area, but she has lived in Destin since 1989. After rais-ing her four children, she began devoting more time to creating art, which she has done full-time for the past seven years. Under the name Redbird Art, Cannon
repurposes discarded wood, metal and other found objects into lively, animated mosaic-style paintings and folksy art pieces, many featuring whimsical birds that have become somewhat of a sig-nature. Cannon’s colorful art can be found at Artesano’s in Fort Walton Beach and Flutterby Antique’s in Des-tin, as well as at local art shows, art walks and festi-vals. Visit Robin in Booth #75 to learn more about her technique.
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At this celebration of the arts, more than 100 juried U.S. and international
fine artists will showcase their original art, ranging from acrylic, clay, collage, glass, jewelry, metal, mosaic, mixed media, oil, pen and ink, pastel, photography, digital art, pot-tery, sculpture, fiber, wood and watercolor. To help navigate your way through the 19th annual MKAF Festival, here are some helpful tips …
FESTIVAL VENUEThe Mattie
Kelly Cultural Arts Village, which opened in April 2013, is nestled within a beautiful 52-acre parcel of land donated by the late Destin ma-triarch Mattie Kelly. Located in the heart of Destin, directly north of Henderson Beach State Park and 1.5 miles west of Destin Commons, the new project comprises nearly seven acres of green space. A stunning 20-foot contemporary metal sculpture designed by artist Frank Ledbetter welcomes guests into the Village.
FESTIVAL HOURS & ADMISSIONFestival hours are 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admis-sion is $3 per adult per day and free to MKAF members and children under 12.
FREE FESTIVAL PARKING
Free parking is available adjacent to the Cultural Arts Village at Grace Lutheran Church. Additional overflow parking with free continuous shuttle service dedicated to the art show is available at Emerald Coast Centre, located
across from the Henderson Beach State Park near Bealls Department Store. The Cultur-al Arts Village is designed as an ADA compliant venue with available handicap parking.
ARTIST BOOTHS
More than 100 premier artists from the U.S. and inter-nationally will landscape the
Village Green in their white-topped tents to display their
original works of art. Artist booths are numbered to correspond with artists
listed in the guide on page 10.
ARTSTOPFREE KIDS’
ART ACTIVITIES
Kids can discover their artistic flare in the ArtStop Tent sponsored by Silver Sands Premium Stores. Cre-
ate your own works of art in a variety of hands-on interac-
tive art activities featuring painting
on canvas, pumpkin painting, festival hats
and a fun mixed-media art station. Children
must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Each day, stilt walker and balloon sculptor Heather
Evans will stroll through the festival to entertain children
and adults.
COLLABORATIVE ART EXHIBIT
This exhibit represents the work of 100 local adult and student artists with an eclectic mix of art, showcasing a diverse variety of mediums. Discover the amazing talents on display of middle and high school students, representing Okaloosa and Walton County School Districts.
Tips on how to enjoy the festival Tips on how to enjoy the festivalFESTIVAL AWARDS
& JUDGESBarbara Johnson Ross,
chief curator of the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art in Biloxi, and Charles Carbia, adjunct art professor & artist from Florida State University in Tallahassee, will award $10,000 in artist prizes in the juried and collaborative art categories. Festival fans can vote on Saturday for the cov-eted “People’s Choice” artist award and drop ballots at the Main Festival Entrance.
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
DUGAS PAVILION
A fine art festival isn’t complete without live enter-tainment to make the event a multi-cultural experience. Live entertainment, spon-sored by Destin Commons, will include six talented musi-cal acts performing a variety of genres, including jazz, blues, contemporary, soul, R&B, Latin and tropical music. See entertainment lineup on page 14-1�.
PLEIN AIR PAINTERS
In the mid-19th century, working in natural light be-came particularly important to the Barbizon School and Impressionism. En plein air
is a French expression mean-ing “in the open air” used to describe the act of painting outdoors. The popularity of painting en plein air increased in the 1870s with the introduc-tion of paints in tubes. Visit the Plein Air Painters in Booth #16 featuring several local artists, Judy Dewar, Lynette Meisen, Ed Nickerson, Marian Pacsuta and Beckie Perrott.
THE ART OF DINING
Cuisine on the Green will serve up samplings of
savory seafood from 790 On The Gulf, trademark burgers from Tucker Duke’s, tacos from The Big Red Truck and barbecue from Jim N’ Nicks along with tasty sweet treats by Rosey’s Kettle Corn, Swell Pops and Deep South Sno Treats, among others. Foodies can toast the arts with select domestic and imported wine and craft beers in the Wine Bar & Beer Garden. Dine al-fresco style and enjoy live mu-sic from the Dugas Pavilion.
FESTIVAL MERCHANDISEPurchase a 2014 collect-
ible, signed souvenir poster designed by Robin Cannon and festival T-shirts from the Souvenir Tent located near the festival main entrance. Commemorative posters and T-shirts from 2000 to 2013 will also be available for sale.
WIN ART!Visit the Art Raffle Tent to
enter a charity benefit draw-ing for chances to win artwork from the 2014 festival artists. The drawing will take place on Sunday, Oct. 26 at 3 p.m. and you do not need to be present to win.
ART PICKUPPurchasers of large
artwork or multiple pieces can obtain an “art pickup” pass from the Festival Main Entry Tent. For festival fans using the art shuttle, simply return to the satellite parking at Emerald Coast Centre to retrieve your vehicle and display your pass on your dashboard to gain access to the festival entrance.
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Known as an Indie Pop/Top 40 band, vocalist Anthony O’Shae, electronic violinist/vocalist Jessi-ca Heit, acoustic guitarist/vocalist Hope Given, and Caleb Schossow on “cajon” box bring a unique blend of R&B, bluegrass and soulful music to the stage.
SATURDAY – OCTOBER 25
10 a.m. — COCONut radiO BaNd Award-winning violinist and Trop Rock nominee Sue Kittredge
and singer/songwriter Steve Reeths of Coconut Radio have been playing from Chicago and Nashville down to Tampa and Key West with their acoustic trop rock music.
12:30 p.m. — matt hOggatt Matt Hoggatt’s music combines Americana-country, comedy
and trop-rock-folk in a place where three chords and the truth prevail. He performed with Jimmy Buffett after receiving the 2012 American Songwriter Lyric Contest Winner for “Dear Jimmy Buffett.”
3 p.m. — mr. PerfeCt Singer/songwriter and rhythm guitarist Drew Tillman,
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3:30 p.m. — geOff mCBrideFrom NBC’s “The Voice,” singer/songwriter Geoff McBride
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a trademark style and repertoire often characterized as a cool blend of contemporary and classic rhythm & blues.
1:30 p.m. — the SeaSON ammONS BaNdThis award-winning artist has been labeled “Female Vocalist” and
“Best Singer/Songwriter” and has earned recognition by the Texas Academy of Music. She has a diverse range. Though trained in opera she also has toured with country greats such as LeAnn Rimes and the Texas Opry Circuit. Today she blends her style of music from Texas country to the jazzy sounds of Billie Holiday and Adele.
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The Collaborative Art Exhibit show-
cases an eclectic mix of student and adult
artwork representing emerging artists to
seasoned, veteran artists. Both students
and adults will compete for $600 in cash
prizes for the McIlroy Awards given in
honor of the late Patricia McIlroy, Des-
tin’s first lady and an MKAF advocate
and patron.
STUDENT COLLABORATIVE
This exhibit will feature 80 stu-
dents from the following area high
schools. MKAF salutes the art
teachers who inspire and uplift
the artistic creations of these
students.
Choctawhatchee High SchoolArt Teacher Sally Reagan
Crestview High SchoolArt Teachers Alex Pottinger & Tonnar Estingoy
Fort Walton Beach High SchoolArt Teachers Kim Moran & Lori Phillips
Niceville High SchoolArt Teacher Kimberly Nihill-Taylor
Adult COLLABORATIVEPatrick Ballasch, Digital/Watercolor
Jessica Beauchamp, Mixed Media
Jennifer Bonaventura, Acrylic/Mixed Meda
Bill Borek, Mixed Media
Maria Coello, Acrylic/Watercolor
Sean Dietrich, Oil on Canvas
Ian Fagan, Photography
Chad Gill, Mixed Media
Bill Harrison, Acrylic
Bryan Geoffrey Lamb, Oil/Acrylic
Robert Mauzy, Wood
Bernadette Sims, Photography
Karen Valdes, Mixed Media
Jerri Whitehead, Pastel
Sherry McCall, Mosaic
Dorothy Starbuck, Oil
Bill Taylor, Photography
Collaborative Art Exhibit
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K adri Kaerma, 54, is one of the most known and recognized con-
temporary ceramists in Es-tonia. With exhibits in Japan, France, Germany, Sweden and Finland, her work is known well beyond the borders of her home country. And now she is exhibiting for the first time at the Festival of the Arts as a special featured artist.
“It’s an absolute thrill for us to welcome Kadri Kaerma to show in the 2014 festival,” said MKAF Festival co-producer Deb Nissley. “Her vibrant, inventive work will add that much more artistic depth to our already stellar ceramic lineup.”
Kaerma wonders if being born under the sign of Pisces is perhaps why fish-motifs have been prevalent in her work throughout her nearly 30-year career. Kaerma’s highly personal and imaginative style
set her apart from traditional contemporaries. Adventurous in her use of color, Kaerma’s abstract ceramic designs are unconventional and are described as being filled with both “humor” and the “unexpected.”
A 1985 graduate of the Es-tonian Art Academy, Kaerma began her art career at the Ceramic Art Center in Tallinn, Estonia. Just 10 years later she became the general artist of the company, and in 2009, she established her own ce-ramic studio under the brand name Vibalik.
In 2013 she was invited to place select pieces on exhibit in Tokyo and in Kyoto. Kaer-ma’s work recently was one of 150 chosen out of 3,500 to show in the Mino International cera-mists’ exhibition.
Kaerma is married and has two sons. She lives in Nõmme, Tallinn in Estonia, which is a “sister city” to Destin.
Imaginative ceramist is first international
featured artist
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The Festival of the Arts is an interactive cultural experience for all ages. Be sure to visit ArtStop where kids can playfully discover their artistic talent to create their very own works of art. A variety of free interactive arts and crafts projects will feature pAinting on canvas, pumpkin painting, festival hats, a mixed media art station and other fun hands-on Art projectS just for kids. (Children must be accompanied under parent or guardian supervision.)
Stilt Walker & Balloon Sculptor heather evansStrolling performer HeAtHer evAnS will entertain young
and old by creating all kinds of colorful balloon sculptures from her perch on sky-high stilts. Look for her meandering throughout the festival art tents on Saturday between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 3 p.m.
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MKAF is the catalyst as the only nonprofit organization
in our area with a program concept like All Kinds of Art (AKA) to encompass all of the fine and performing arts.
AKA, endorsed by the Florida Department of Edu-cation with the Commission-er’s Business Recognition Award, has inspired more than 265,000 K-12 children since 1995 in more than 57 schools in Okaloosa and Wal-ton counties in Northwest Florida.
AKA works with profes-sional artists, teaching art-ists, art special-ists, classroom teachers, and administrators from schools, art mentoring partners and local art alli-ance partners to deliver an innovative and stimulating quality arts expe-rience as an essential part of every child’s K-12 education.
AKA arts alliance partners include the Okaloosa and Walton County School Dis-tricts, Emerald Coast Autism Center, Atlantic Coast The-atre, Emerald Coast Theatre Company, The Repertory Theatre in Seaside, Sinfo-nia Gulf Coast, Northwest
Florida Symphony Orchestra, Northwest Florida Ballet, and George Rodrigue Foundation for the Arts.
Through two new partner-ships with Emerald Coast Au-tism Center and the United Way of Okaloosa and Walton Counties, AKA is funding valuable quarterly outreach programs to at-risk children with physical and mental disabilities or low-income
students in government re-duced-lunch program, many of whom come from single-parent households. The arts provide an invaluable avenue of self-expression for special needs children with limited or no verbal communication, and because of heightened sensory needs, they respond well to the multi-sensory stimulation and the hands-on approach inherent in art.
State and national studies have proven that arts-infused and arts-integrated curricu-lum can instill an attitude of lifelong learning in K-12 students, prevent substance abuse and gang activities, improve attendance and achieve higher academic scoring and graduation rates. Schools that produced the highest academic achieve-ment in the United States are investing 20 to 30 percent of the day on the arts. That is NOT the case in Okaloosa and Walton counties, where students are exposed to only 20-30 minutes weekly or in some cases, once every two weeks.
Kids’ Art VillageImpacting children through
Arts & Culture
Celebrating 20 Years1995 – 2015
The Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation was established on the beliefs of the late Destin matriarch Mattie Kelly. Her legacy and vision for a community rich in arts and culture continues today.
Join MKAF on our cultural journey.
MARCH 12, 2015MATTIE KELLY DAY
City of Destin Proclamation & Celebration
APRIL 11, 2015DECEMBER ‘63
Music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
20TH ANNUAL CONCERTS IN THE VILLAGEMAY 7 – JULY 2 - EVERY THURSDAY
Nine-Week Concert Series
20TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTSOCTOBER 24 & 25
A Celebration of Art, Music, Food & Fun
“Twenty years of service, education, entertainment and inspiration in the name of art is worthy of a major celebration. We plan to showcase the historical successes, enjoy established and special anniversary events, and commemorate this influential
organization that has brought so much joy into the lives of so many,” Stacey Brady, 20th Anniversary Committee Chair.
Watch for more exciting announcements coming soon!
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lifeblood of our organization. Our motto “It Takes
A Village – Join Our Arts Family” is not only to
become a member but how community members
can get involved and be a part of your local arts
organization.
THANK YOU TO OUR FESTIVAL
VOLUNTEERS –
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Thursday, Nov. 13th - 5:30 p.m.2nd Annual Ruth’s Chris Steak House Wine Walkabout
East Bar & Courtyard
Thursday, Dec. 4th - 5:30 p.m.“Straight Up & Toasted,” Cigar & Whiskey Tasting
Bijoux — The Market Shops at Sandestin
Friday, Dec. 5th - 7:00 p.m.Sounds of the Season Christmas Concert
Village Baptist Church
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EVERY SATURDAY, 9AM-1PMGRAND BOULEVARD FARMERS’ MARKET
OCTOBER 21NO LIMITS THEATRE COMPANYPRESENTS FIRE BURN!benefiting The ARC of Walton County, Inc.
OCTOBER 25BEST OF THE EMERALD COASTbenefiting Junior League of the Emerald Coast
OCTOBER 30 - NOVEMBER 9COTTAGES FOR KIDSbenefiting Children’s Volunteer Health Network
OCTOBER 31HALLOWEEN ON THE BOOLEVARDOF FUN
NOVEMBER 22 - JANUARY 1HOLIDAY LIGHTS ON THE BOULEVARD
NOVEMBER 25 - DECEMBER 31FESTIVAL OF TREESbenefiting more than a dozen local charities
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