6 — Tuesday, June 19, 2018


EXHIBITING ARTIST PROFILES 12th Annual Art in the Wilds


Key of symbols: Name *-New artist/media ^-PA Wilds Juried Artist


+- Recipient of Past Art in the Wilds Award Medium


^+Anthony Arkus - hand-forged iron Lisa Arkus - mixed media paint and paper Pamela Bartl - handwoven cotton clothing +Chandler Beatty - wildlife acrylic painting *Connie Blair - floral felting


^+Roland & Geno Boni - stoneware and porcelain pottery Diane Castle-Babcock - linoleum block prints +Al Dornisch - acrylic wildlife painting Larry Downey - fine art photography


+Denise Drummond - graphite drawings and watercolor paintings Mark English - metal sculpture *Gerina Faison - jewelry


*Jose Farinango - Native American sterling silver jewelry Karen Fitzpatrick - stained glass


Leslie Hallaby-Moore - chain mail jewelry


+Lana Heckendorn - functional porcelain with hand-drawn patterns ^Rocky Holland - nature photography ^Richard Horner - wood and acrylic ^Peggy Houser – hand beaded jewelry


+Dawn Johnson - inks on synthetic paper or canvas


^Stacie Johnson-Leske - lightweight wheel thrown, glazed white stoneware ceramics John Kamerer - photography


+Gregg Kristophel - wood utensils


Donna Little – metal jewelry (pewter, copper and brass) *Caelin McDaniel - dark brown clay glaze and underglaze pottery Wendy Mosbacher – polymer clay and found objects Denise Mosco and Mary Lou McMullen - jewelry Deborah Moyer - hand fabricated metal jewelry ^+Jack Northrop - wood turned vessels Jack Paluh - oil paintings


^Ellen Paquette - acrylic paintings


^*Debbie Penley - needle-felted fiber art ^+Kathleen Schnell - fused glass Kevin Schoonover - photography


Dan Sullivan - Borosilicate glass jewelry


*Robert Vrbonic – wood boxes & cutting boards ^Curt Weinhold - landscape and night photography *Michael Weishan - nature and fine arts photography *Megan Whitten - hand-forged copper, brass and silver jewelry +Dave Zaborowski- wood inlay boxes


Thank you Ruth


If you see Ruth Gentilman Peterson at the show, you can thank her for this beautiful show program. One of our hardest working volunteers, she does all the compiling, editing and makes it happen. You can often find her around the Student Art tent which was her idea as well or taking photos of everything that’s going on


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2018 DIRECTORY OF


Art in the Wilds 2018


WELCOME FROM KANE MAYOR BRANDY SCHIMP


Fight, Kane, Fight! Sound familiar? Many alumni will recognize it as one of our school’s rally cries. From the very beginning, it’s been a phrase used by fans of the Kane Wolves. Whether it’s been hollered from the top of the hill under the glow of the Friday night lights, shouted across the court in our red and blue adorned Wolves Den, or heard along Fraley Street as the band marches on, the words carry the same meaning. Fight Kane Fight. Keep trying, keep working, keep pushing forward.


And that is exactly what is happening here. Kane is continuing to push itself forward. New businesses are opening and the seasoned ones are expanding, older buildings and facades are being restored, sidewalks and roads are undergoing a betterment project, parks and memorials are seeing beautification work, cultural events are happening more and more, our school district and students are receiving state and national recognition, and the people of Kane are coming out to volunteer and work at making our town one of the best places to live and visit in Pennsylvania. Kane is fighting. And we are winning.


In all honesty, it shouldn’t come as a surprise. The people in Kane have shown per- severance over the years. We’ve faced struggles and tragedies like any other small town… major employers closing their doors, shifts in the economy, resources drying up. We’ve even seen the devastation Mother Nature can unleash with the Tornado of ‘85. But, we pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and we get back to work. That’s just who we are and what we do. And what would you expect? It takes commitment, strength, and resilience to live in the “Icebox of Pennsylvania!”


If you are in Kane as a visitor, Thank You! We welcome you and are excited to share our community with you. Please make yourself at home, enjoy your visit, and come back and see us again soon.


If you are alumni, Welcome Home! We hope you are as excited about our progress as we are. We encourage you to eat, play, stay… buy a second home here. Come back often and see how Kane keeps fighting the good fight and pushing itself forward. We hope the town that gave you your roots is making you proud to forever be a part of the Wolfpack.


I look forward to meeting new visitors and seeing old friends at Art in the Wilds at Evergreen Park and all about town Alumni Weekend. If you’re think- ing about starting or expanding a business or looking for a great place to raise your family, share your skills/ expertise, or to retire, let’s connect and see if we can make that happen.


Stay safe, enjoy your weekend with family and friends, and of course, Hail to Old Kane High!


Mayor Brandy Schimp kanemayor@gmail.com 814-837-9240


Kane Area High School Class of 2002


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