Announcing the Artists for ARTS Round the Square 2024

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Erik Stonbraker's booth from ARTS Round the Square, 2023.

The Paris Henry County Arts Council is proud to present an exciting lineup of talented artists at this year’s ARTS Round the Square. Set for September 28th, 2024 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, this event will showcase a diverse group of creators, from painters and sculptors to jewelers and fiber artists, all eager to share their work with the community. Whether you're a long-time art lover or simply curious to explore local creativity, this year’s event offers a perfect opportunity to discover something new and connect with the people behind the art.

Ceramics

  • Angela Spotts creates stunning wheel-thrown pottery through her brand, Wyld Flower Pottery. View her work at https://wyldflowerpottery.etsy.com.

  • Martin Paschall, a retired public school music educator, now enjoys creating beautiful ceramic pieces, available at https://PaschallPottery.etsy.com.

  • Jennifer Wright partners with Janice Wright to create pottery under the name "The Two Wrights."

Fiber Arts

  • Nancy Hicks will be sharing her quilt designs and textile art. You can explore her work on https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheQuiltedRoad.

  • Lori Robertson recycles vintage fabrics to create new handcrafted pieces, all of which are available on https://www.etsy.com/shop/loricoolstuff.

  • Layla Deweese specializes in crochet stuffed animals and hand-knitted cardigans.

  • Dola Beaty is known for her intricate embroidery work, from ornate jackets to other embroidered creations.

  • Anita Wahlsmith makes rag rugs on hundred year old loom as well as painted gourd birdhouses and removable golf seat covers.

Jewelry

  • Priscilla Pride, under the brand Cilla's Jewelry, crafts delicate chainmail earrings and flame-painted copper jewelry. Shop pieces at: http://cillasjewelry.myshopify.com

  • Lisa Traverse handcrafts her jewelry right here in Dyersburg, Tennessee.

  • Debbie Meade is known for her crystal spiders. She and her family of disabled artists create beautiful jewelry pieces and other decorations.

  • Jodie Haywood offers original polymer clay jewelry designs and accessories.

  • Mary Buck, a jewelry designer with 25 years of experience, will be showcasing her wearable art made with upcycled metals, glass, buttons, and more.

  • Alle Bidwell specializes in hand-loomed gemstone jewelry pieces. Shop her pieces at https://yantraenergydesigns.etsy.com.

  • Drew Passarella creates resin jewelry and 3D art, available on https://www.etsy.com/shop/AmethystForestTN.

  • Rose Owens creates gratitude bracelets and teaches people how to use them in daily prayers.

  • Kevin Keeling does spoon rings and leather work.

  • Amy Jones, of Twyla Designs, crafts custom jewelry and other handmade goods. Follow her at http://www.instagram.com/twyladesigns

Painting

  • Erik Stonbraker is a talented acrylic painter blending traditional and modern techniques. View his work here: https://www.facebook.com/ArtistStoney/ 

  • David Carrico, a local eye doctor, paints in his spare time and will be joined by his sister, Jill Brandush, who is also a part-time artist. 

  • Jennifer Russell focuses on reimagining moments through her vibrant paintings. Follow her on https://instagram.com/jenniferkarasekart.

  • Cheryl Barnes will be presenting paintings inspired by her time as a student of Tim Pafford. Find her work at https://www.facebook.com/CherylsCreations.

  • Lori VanScyoc specializes in a variety of creative works, with a particular focus on decorative and functional art.

  • Deborah Rogers makes hand-made dot mandala paintings — painted dot by dot — on canvas, plates, mini terra cotta pots, and much more.

  • Renee Leach makes fluid art creations, using her paint pour technique on vases, clocks, coasters, and jewelry.

Woodworking

  • Linda Bone, through Beyond Wood Designs, creates handcrafted wood pieces alongside her daughter, from home decor items to charcuterie boards. View their works at https://www.facebook.com/beyondwooddesign.

  • Katie Plowman creates beautiful hand burned wood products. Follow her work on Cotton & Cattle, LLC

  • Bobby Hopkins will showcase his custom bird houses through Murray Woodcrafts. See what he has to offer at https://www.facebook.com/murray.woodcrafts.12/

  • Ira Weaver is a woodburner that runs a collective art shop in Parsons, Tennessee, which you can explore at The Wood Weaver.

  • Michael Foster is a retired carpenter who now focuses on woodturning and woodworking. Follow his work on https://www.facebook.com/grumpyswoodturning.

  • Jim Price is a semi-retired woodworking artist.

  • Augie Kinsley specializes in laser woodwork, creating custom pieces for special life events and offering pieces of encouragement. Follow her work on facebook at @TNlaserlady.

  • Teina Zwolinski is an interior designer turned self-made artist that takes reclaimed wood from lakes, rivers, and woods, and reshapes it into beautiful pieces of art.

Glasswork

Home Decor

  • Lisa Ellis creates handmade wreaths, including mailbox wreaths and grapevine wreaths. You can find her work at Lisa’s Creations.

Personal Care Products

Clothing

Food

  • Pam Moultrie, a retired banker, will be offering her homemade pepper jellies, cowboy candy, and cowboy BBQ sauce alongside her daughter, Lydia.

Multi / Mixed Media Artists

  • Tracy Tremblay, along with her husband, handcrafts a variety of artwork including custom knives, resin, wax, and fused glass art. Visit their website at https://www.tremblayhandcrafted.com.

  • Sandra McDaniel is known for her hand-painted tumblers and vinyl designs. View her work at https://www.sweet-tea-designs.com/

  • Kelcie McCann, a tattoo artist, will have items such as tumblers and other customized crafts. Follow her at Sweet N’ Southern Arts

  • Patty Jorgensen and her daughter work together as a mother-daughter duo, creating captivating digital art, goats milk soaps, specialty jams other creative works.

  • Marie Burkholder is known for her intricately woven Amish baskets.

  • Farmapeutic, LLC, based in Tennessee, is a family-run farmstead founded by the Chaparro family that sells things like coffee and vanilla.

  • Patricia Allen creates hand-painted items, including seasonal and other decorative scenes.

  • Anna Weber, a young seventh-grade student, will also be showcasing her Perler bead art creations.

  • Steve Kacys offers handcrafted leather goods and accessories made from quality materials. Follow along at https://www.facebook.com/bloodriverleatherworks

  • Forever Candles by Sheila offers hand carved, one of a kind oil burning candles that can be passed down through generations. See her work at Forever Candles by Sheila

Food TRucks

  • HandHeld FoodTruck - Tacos, sliders, and more

  • Eaton's Hot Diggity Dogs - Beef hot dogs, nachos, chips, drinks

  • Carmack's & More - Specialty smash burgers and more

  • Non-Profit (CEF) Good News Club - Popcorn, cotton candy, and water

  • It’s A Wrap - Wrap sandwiches, bottled water, coffee

  • GG’s Picnic Basket - Sandwiches and soup

  • Big Booty Bouncin' Biscuits - Homemade cookies

  • Nana’s Treats - Milkshakes, Ice Cream Cones, and more!

Join Us for a Day of Art, Creativity, and Inspiration

With a wide range of artistic mediums and styles on display, visitors will have the chance to explore unique creations, learn about the artists’ processes, and take home one-of-a-kind pieces. Each artist brings their own perspective and passion to the event, making ARTS Round the Square an unforgettable experience for art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

Be sure to mark your calendars for September 28th, 2024, and bring your friends and family for a day full of inspiration and artistic exploration.

Want to hear some exciting news?

The Paris Henry County Arts Council is taking on a new venture this year at ARTS Round the Square — read this blog post to learn more!

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