art on the square

“Fetch a Pail of Water” Richard DePaul, Featured Artist

Sunday, April 25, 201010AM - 5PM • Rain or Shine

Duke of Gloucester StreetMerchants Square, Williamsburg , VA

Presented by The Junior Woman’s Club of WilliamsburgA Supplement to The Virginia Gazette and The Tidewater Review

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The Junior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg, Inc. is thrilledto welcome you to the 47th annual Art on the Square.

Greetings, Art Enthusiasts!

A heartfelt thank you goes to all those who havesupported us over the years including the City ofWilliamsburg, The Colonial WilliamsburgFoundation and The Merchants SquareAssociation. Thank you as well to all of the spon-sors, exhibitors, volunteers and art lovers who joinus each year to make Art on the Square such a suc-cessful event. It is with this support that in Marchof 2010, The Junior Woman’s Club ofWilliamsburg (JWCW) was able to donate nearly$17,000 to more than 25 local organizations bene-fiting the art community and art education.

We would also like to thank local watercolor artist,Richard DePaul. Mr. DePaul continues to supportJWCW by graciously donating an original watercol-or to our show each year. This year’s painting“Fetch a Pail of Water,” has been used as the imagefor our 2010 poster. Raffle tickets are being sold fora chance to win the one and only original piece! Allproceeds from the poster sales and raffle tickets areused to fund the JWCW Art Scholarships. This

year $3,800 will be awarded to local high schoolseniors who wish to further their education in thevisual or performing arts at the college level. Pleasestop by the JWCW tent to purchase a commemora-tive poster and a few raffle tickets and, in turn,know that you are supporting future artistic talentin our community.

With more than 165 exhibitors, featuring artistsfrom 13 states who will display more than 15 dif-ferent mediums, Art on the Square continues to bean important springtime tradition in Williamsburg.Thank you again for joining us and for supportinglocal artists and arts organizations. Enjoy the showand we look forward to seeing you again next year!

Colleen CarpinelliPresidentThe Junior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg, Inc.

The College of William & MaryCustom Culinary ConnectionsRichard E. and Janet DePaul

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A Special Thank You

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the businesses and artists who have supported our show through theadvertisements in this program. We would also like to extend our gratitude to the City of Williamsburg and

the Police Department for their assistance.

The Junior Women’s Club of Williamsburg, Inc. would like to extend a heartfelt Thank You to all of our2009-20010 community sponsors. Your generosity, donations, time and resources help us to

provide continued support to this wonderful community.

The Junior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg wishes to express appreciation to the following individuals and organiza-tions that have made significant contributions to this year’s :

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This yearís poster art, “Fetch a Pail of Water,” marks the12th year that local artist, Richard DePaul has donated an origi-nal watercolor to the Junior Womanís Club ofWilliamsburg to support their fundraisingefforts.

“Since the annual Art on the Squareshow is held in April, I typically select a springtheme that highlights either one ofWilliamsburgís architectural gems or a moreintimate garden scene,” DePaul explains.“This yearís painting features a beautifullyproportioned well with a young woman, buck-et in hand, coming through the gate to fetch apail of water. The trees and shrubs show off their spring colorsof pink, fresh yellow-greens and burgundy — typical of April col-ors here in Williamsburg.”

Proceeds from the sales of raffle tickets for the original workand poster sales the day of the show provide art scholarships for

graduating high school seniors whohave been accepted into a college levelvisual or performing arts program.“An art scholarship gave me theopportunity to attend PhiladelphiaCollege of Art. It literally changed mylife. I am delighted to work with the Juniors to help potentially do thesame for someone else.”

Originally from the Philadelphiaarea, Richard and his wife moved to

Williamsburg in 1987. “We feel very fortunate to live in an area so rich with history andnatural beauty.”

Richard E. DePaul was born and educated in thePhiladelphia area. When a business opportunity present-ed itself in 1987, Dick and his wife were delighted to moveto Williamsburg.

His interest in art goes back to his elementary schooldays. “I knew since my initial ‘art project’ in first gradethat I wanted to do this when I grew up,” hesaid. His formal training began with Saturdayart classes at the Philadelphia Museum of Artin his early teens. It was at that time he begancombining his interest in art and his love ofthe outdoors, taking his oils along on hikesand stopping to paint the scenes that caughthis eye.

Upon graduation from Haverford HighSchool, Dick was awarded a scholarship to thePhiladelphia College of Art (now thePhiladelphia University of the Arts), where heearned a degree in Industrial Design. For the next 40years, Dick put his design skills to work managing designand development organizations for major paperboardpackaging corporations. He holds over a dozen patentsfor unique packaging concepts which he developed duringthis time. During this time, marriage, children and hiscareer took precedence over painting and drawing.

After he retired from corporate life, his wife gave hima set of watercolors for Christmas and told him, “Gopaint!” This revived an interest in his old “loves,” and hebegan the process of redeveloping his skills and technique.“My painting ‘style’ combines my love of drawing with mydesigner’s training: A good concept, plan, and executionresult in a successful product — in this case a painting,”says Dick. He combines his artistic understanding of color,

composition, perspective, and painting skills with thedesigner’s tools and techniques, resulting in what he calls“manipulated realism.”

His interest in history, architecture, and sailing, as wellas his love of travel, has yielded a variety of work whichfeatures Williamsburg, Tidewater Virginia, and favorite

travel destinations.As he explains, “I’ve achieved my objec-

tive if my work can be appreciated on morethan one level. I want the color and feeling ofa piece to allow the viewer to simply enjoy thescene. Then, as the piece is scrutinized, thosewith a particular knowledge of the subjectshould be able to further discern the degree ofdetail and precision. My goal is to provide anenjoyable visual trip through the ‘mini-scenes’within the work as a whole.”

Dick is pleased to be working with theJunior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg again this year. “Ascholarship permitted me to pursue my dream of workingin the arts, and I am delighted to team up once again withsuch a fine organization of ladies to help raise funds for artscholarships for the next generation of visual and per-forming artists,” he says.

DePaul Art Studio123 Elizabeth Harrison LaneWilliamsburg, VA 23188757-253-7961E-mail: [email protected]: depaulart.com

“Fetch a Pail of Water” by Richard E. DePaul2010 Commemorative Poster

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Catherine Merril ClawsonCatherine is a local art instructor and artist. Upon graduating from theCollege of William and Mary, Clawson owned a business painting muralsin the Northern Virginia and D.C area. In 2001, Clawson showed herpaintings at the Occasions for the Arts and moved to Williamsburg. Shegot a bachelor’s degree in art education from VCU and taught at NewKent high school for two years. Since 2005, Clawson has been teachingfine art and photography classes at Bruton high school in York County. In2007, Clawson had a solo exhibition displaying paintings and prints andearned a Master of Interdisciplinary Studies from the School of the Artsat Virginia Commonwealth University. Clawson has shown in variousjuried shows throughout the Richmond and peninsula area and is cur-rently working on large oil paintings portraying landscapes from herEuropean visits. Clawson resides in Williamsburg with her husband, Pete,and two year-old son, Charlie.

Kim HeiterArt Teacher Walsingham Upper School Grades 8-12Kim Heiter received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education fromVirginia Commonwealth University in 1978. Kim began her teaching

career in various elementary schools in Virginia Beach, Virginia from1979-1985. From there she traveled overseas and taught elementary andmiddle school students in the DoDEA and International School systemsin Frankfurt, Germany from 1986-1990. She returned to the states withher husband in summer 1990 and took a break from teaching to spendtime with her family. Kim returned to teaching in 2007 at WalsinghamAcademy, where she is currently the Art Teacher for the Upper School,teaching students in grades 8-12. Kim’s art specialty is with the mediumstained glass. She has done commissioned work in the past, but nowenjoys working on stained glass as a personal hobby. Kim is married toRet. Army Colonel Ronald P. Heiter and they have one daughter, Kelsey,who is a sophomore at Virginia Tech. Kim resides with her family inWilliamsburg, VA.

Deb TaberDeb is a graduate of William and Mary Department of Fine Arts. Herpost- graduate work was in painting, mixed media, sculpture and fibers atVCU and University of Tennessee. She is currently the art teacher atWalsingham Academy Lower School for the last 21 years. She works inmixed media- pen, watercolor, acrylic, and collage.

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53 Elaine Abbott Acrylic

110 Ray Abell Mixed Media

65 Apryl Altman Watercolor

72 Ana Anderson Stoneware

93 Fil Aquino Mixed Media

170, 171 Robert Barab Photography

63 Patti Bartol Watercolor

6 Raymond Bell Drawing

174 Shandi Berls &Casey McConnell Pottery

163 Gulay Berryman Oil

175 Linda Bolt Jewelry

84 Tracy Bond Ceramics

142 Dan & Judy Boone Metals

166, 167 Dick Brown Photography

61 Solange Brown Acrylic

24 Linda Bunch Stoneware

146 John Byrne Glass

102 P. Carter Carpin Acrylic

86 Trista Chapman Ceramics

9 Leo Charette Photography

39 Garry Childs Pottery

31 Barry Chypavka Ceramics

16 Daniel Christie Pottery

156 David Cieslikowski Photography

132 Janice Cline Fibers

95 Tom Coll Pastels

112 Laurie Corley Sculpture

100 Eleanor Cox Watercolor

126 Ann Marie Crosmun Jewelry

20 Gail Cunningham Oil

165 Jonathan Davis Glass

41 Jim Day Wood

137 Jason Delong Drawing-Charcoal

10, 11 Dick DePaul Watercolor

135, 136 Jeffrey Diener Photography

104 Angela Dingus Jewelry

80 Ruby DiVittorio Acrylic

45, 47 Frank Dixon Acrylic

138 Billy Dodson Photography

96 Sharon Dombrowski Glass

52 Ray Doolan & Peter Dewey Mixed Media

23 Kerri Douthat Mixed Media

144 Charles Dubois Watercolor

158 Philip Duffy Watercolor

29 Dorinda Duford Glass

48 Victoria Dye Photography

12 Karen Eide Mixed Media

97 Carol Eikenberry Water Media

88 Jan Elmore Mixed Media

21 Michael Farrar Mixed Media

91 Kaye Ferguson Jewelry

67 John & Betty Fetvedt Jewelry

89 Arlene Fisher Oil

122 Jan Ford Watercolor

5 Archie Fripp Photography

68 B. Kay Gerehart Oil

3 Linda Gerek Acrylic

90 Nancy Giere Glass

33, 35 Kenny Glenn Watercolor

13 Victor Gonchoroff Ceramics

79 Johnsy Gonzales Instruments/Music

87 Dan Greenberg Photography

71 Constance Guerra Mixed Media

127 Frank Hailey III Mixed Media

160 Steve Hardy Etchings

85 Martha & Bill Hayes Pottery

141 Rod Hemming Ceramics

70 Jean Henry Oil

153 Joseph Heyman Photography

164 Ron Holden Wood

133, 134 Bob Holland Watercolor

98 Victoria Horner Fibers

75 Jimmy Houston Sculpture

44 Gary Howerton Photography

140 Farhana Hussein Watercolor

121 Diane Husson Ceramics

4 Bradley Jackson Acrylic

73 Charmaine Jackson Glass

25 Jane Beverly Oil

128, 129 Harry Jarman Oil

77 Martha Johnson Mixed Media

150, 151 Jac & Patricia Johnson Wood

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76 Elizabeth Karaffa Ceramics

8 Lynn Kelley Sculpture (Gourd Art)

111 Sharon Kincheloe Etchings

120 Kay Krapfl Oil

145 Elizabeth Krome Stoneware/Porcelain

74 Curtis Krueger Photography

69 Mary Lassiter Mixed Media

55 Lisa Latendress Jewelry

106 Kari LeMay Metals

51 Ron Lentz Wood

113 Robert Lentz Wood

109 Tamara Little Fibers

7 Susan Lockwood Photography

94 Shalom Lord Candles and Soap

49 Gene Mandrick Oil

18 Jim Marsh Wood Furniture

115 Ingrid McEntire Mixed Media

42 Lou Messa Watercolor

22 Nancy Newhard Acrylic

36 Christine O’Connell Pottery

30 Denis Orton Pottery

173 Barbara Polin Fiber

14, 15 Brielle Paolini Photography

64, 66 Barbara Pappendick Drawing-Pastels

131 Linda Patrick Watercolor

32 Carole Peirson Oil

139 Sharon Petitt Oil

117, 118 Judy Phillips Glass

159 Nathan Pope Drawings-Pastels

101, 103 Donald Portschy Sculptures

54 Beverly Purdue Oil

114 A. Michael Ratcliffe Wood

124 Paul & Sheila Ray Clay

152 Rayhart Acrylic

107 Brian Raynor Wood

50 Rosalyn Rego-Sharpe Metals

62 Edgar Reims Oil

116 Ginger Reuling Crafts

147 Patty Riggins Oil

27 Bob Robertson Oil/Glass

162 Huguette Roe Photography

125 Nancy Ross Pottery

19 Susan Rutter Jewelry

92 Allison Schroeder Jewelry

148 Stuart Shearin Wood

168 Karen Shonk Jewelry

38 Donna Silvestri Jewelry

99 John & Deborah Sosnowsky Metals

154 Amy Stevens Mixed Media

46 Nancy Strailey Mixed Media

56 Nansi Strickland Mixed Media/Tile

83 Scott & Vicki Supraner Pottery

143 Constance Svindland Jewelry

26 Barbara Tenpas Oil/Watercolor

149 Mike & Monique Thomas Ceramics

161 Eli Thompson Etchings

155 Richard Toft Egg Tempera

17 Lynn Trott Pottery/Stoneware

108 Russ Turnage Porcelain

119 James Underwood Drawing-Pastels

37 Faye VanderVeer Oil

78 Mary Ann Vessey Oil

169 Tom Wachs Photography

34 Daniel Walker Photography

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157 Yandong Wang Sculptures

28 Luba Warrack Metals

123 Carol Weidman Jewelry

40 Nancy Richards West Oil

172 Lee Westermann Wood

60 Vonnie Whitworth Watercolor

58 Lisa Wiertol Acrylic

130 Werner Willis Oil

43 Brianna Winter Pottery

81 Kathy Wooldridge Glass

105 Eva Wright Mixed Media

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THIS CENTURY ART GALLERYWilliamsburg Visual Arts Center

Everyone attendingthe 47th AnnualART ON THE SQUAREis invited to visitTHIS CENTURYART GALLERY at219 North BoundaryStreet (between PrinceGeorge Street & theWilliamsburg Library).

The current exhibitfeatures Jean Peacock& Eloise Shelton-Mayo,Encaustic Artists, and Marcie Evans, Gourd Art &Sculpture. The upstairs gallery theme is Flowers &Gardens and the Children’s Gallery will featureMatthew Whaley & Norge Elementary Schools.

Open: Tuesday – Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.Free Admission. 229-4949

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Come to see this outstanding show and enjoyrefreshments on us.

JWCW Art ScholarshipThe Junior Woman’s Club Fine Arts Scholarship is designed to assist individu-

als in continuing their education at the college level in the field of fine art (eithervisual or performing) and to recognize those individuals for their talent, academicsuccess and other achievements. The Arts Scholarship Fund is funded by proceedsfrom the sale of raffle tickets and poster sales during ART ON THE SQUARE.This year, scholarships totaling $3800 have been awarded in 2010. Please visit theJWCW information tent to learn about this year’s winners. If you are a rising sen-ior interested in the 2011 scholarship, please see the criteria below.

All applicants must:

• Be a graduating high school senior who is a resident of

Williamsburg, James City County or the Bruton District of York.

• Be pursuing performing or visual arts at the college or university

level.

• Include a brief essay why he/she is a good candidate for this

scholarship and what or who has influenced his/her artwork.

• Submit a portfolio of three (3) pieces of original work (they will

be returned to the applicant).

• Provide two (2) letters of reference from teachers, administrators

or guidance counselors.

• Provide a current high school transcript.

• List all scholarships and honors received as well as hobbies,

interests, and volunteer activities.

Those interested in applying for the JWCW Arts Scholarship should contact

Amanda Gada at (757) 880-8274 or [email protected] or visit www.williams-

burgjuniors.org and download an application

2009 Arts Scholarship RecipientsWhere are they now?

Emily Kersey - My name is Emily Kersey, and I am a freshman dance major atthe University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. Since I received my scholarshipfrom the Jr. Women’s Club of Williamsburg, I have been enjoying everything thatUArts has to offer. UArts offers degree programs in a variety of art forms includ-ing the performing arts (dance performance, vocal performance, instrumental per-formance, musical theater, acting, directing, producing, etc), visual arts (painting,drawing, illustration, sculpting, metal work, photography, graphic design, etc), andmedia and communication (including writing for film and television). It is amaz-ing to be a part of a community of students and administrators who share such apassion for their art! As a dance major the majority of my classes are dance class-es that take place in the studio. The rest of my classes are liberal arts, the majori-ty of which are closely related to my major. I was lucky enough to be cast in twosenior dance pieces this fall semester! Both were great experiences, and I cannotwait to perform again! I truly feel that UArts is the perfect fit for me and that itwill prepare me for my dream career as a performer. I am so grateful for thescholarship I received from the Jr. Women’s Club of Williamsburg, and for theopportunities and experiences that are yet to come.

Molly Korroch - I’m at Ithaca College pursuing a Vocal Performance degree.I am also in the midst of applying to the film school so that I may double major invoice and screenwriting. My classes are wonderful. I especially look forward tomy voice lessons during the week— my teacher is fabulous. I recently auditionedinto an upper level chorus for next semester— which I am very pleased and gratefulfor! This “Women’s Chorale” is going to be touring in and around Philadelphiain February. So, I am working very hard on catching up to everything theylearned last semester so that I will be ready for the coming performances! Ithacais fantastic— a very unique little town that my friends and I are enjoying getting toknow. It is, indeed, a special experience to consciously work toward a dream.

Thank you to the following artists that participated in

the Inaugural Art on the Square Preview Night

Featured Artist:Richard DePaul, DePaul Art, Watercolor, Williamsburg, VA

Color photography:Billy Dodson, Savanna Images, Williamsburg, VA

Glass:Kathy S. Wooldridge, Wooldridge Art Glass Design, LLC, Newport

News, VA

Wood:Mike and Karen Ratcliffe, Portage Workshop, Floyd, VA

Fibers:Tamara B. Little, Lee Little Collection, Williamsburg, VA

Ceramics/Pottery:Brianna Winter, Richmond, VA

Metals:Luba Warrack, Greensboro, NC

Jewelry:Constance C. Svindland, SvinCo, Williamsburg, VA

Painting:Mary Lassiter, Williamsburg, VA

Painting:Bradley Jackson, Bradley Jackson Studios, Weathersfield, VT

Painting:Nancy Richards West, Chincoteague Island, VA

Junior Woman’s Club of Williamsburg is excited about the addition ofPreview Night to our future annual Art on the Square Weekends.

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Michael PrebleSince 2004, Michael Preble has served as Program Directorand Curator at the Peninsula Fine Arts Center in NewportNews. Previously, he held senior curatorial positions at theArkansas Arts Center; the Portland Museum of Art, Maine;and the Bass Museum, Miami Beach, among others. Overhis career, he has organized one-person exhibitions forAndrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, Gaston Lachaise and JamesBrooks, to name a few. He also served as guest curator forWilliam Baziotes, Paintings and Drawings, 1934-1962,shown at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italyin 2004. A resident of Norfolk, Virginia, Michael has alsobeen an active fine arts photographer since the late 1980s.He has exhibited nationally and regionally, including muse-ums, galleries and art festivals. His work is included innumerous public and private collections. His website iswww.mpreble.com.

Tina RodriguezTina Rodriguez is an enthusiastic artist and teacher. Shereceived her degree in painting from San Diego StateUniversity in 1997, and has been teaching fine art for thelast twelve years. Four years ago, after visiting Williamsburgon vacation, she decided to move to Virginia from Californiaand open the School of Art. At her Lightfoot studio sheteaches a unique approach to art instruction; an easy tolearn process where even those who think they are talentless can develop and enjoy the artistic process.

Kyra CookKyra A. Cook was raised in Alexandria, VA and moved toWilliamsburg to attend the College of William and Mary.After graduating in 1992, she began a career as a potter:originally working at Busch Gardens, then making 17thCentury reproductions for Historic Jamestowne andJamestown Settlement, and ultimately operating her con-temporary clay studio. In 2004, Kyra set aside her wheel towork on America’s 400th Anniversary, serving as managerfor the Historic Triangle 2007 Host Committee. She cur-rently serves in the same capacity for the Historic TriangleCollaborative. Kyra is a graduate of the Leadership HistoricTriangle program, a former Williamsburg ArtsCommissioner, and a member of the Regional IssuesCommittee. She is married to Roger Ray Rogers. They havetwo children, ages four and six.

Art on the Square 2010 Judges’ Bios

If you have a background in Visual Arts andare interested in serving as a judge or jurorfor a future show, or contest, please send

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Junior Woman’s Clubof Williamsburg

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