Salt Lake City, UT
© Adam Hoffman
2023 Booth #37
Using a specialized software, I create fractal geometry which I layer, color, and texture to create complex organic feeling scenes. My work almost looks as if it could be a photograph, but it is created from scratch all based off the mathematics. All work is printed in limited editions.
© Julie Beal
Earth, Wick & Fire is a small, family based business located in Excelsior, Minnesota. Our hand crafted stone oil candles are made out of natural slate that varies in beautiful mineral colors and textures. During the creation of each candle the characteristics and design are controlled by the composition of the slate and the artist. With the use of a small rock hammer and the controlled pressure of the strike to the slate, the design simply starts with that first strike to see how it will fracture. The break inspires us to continue to move around the piece, in a fashion of interest and inspiration, allowing the slate to come alive. There are never two candles exactly alike.
Earth, Wick & Fire has created a maintenance free, low profile candle that you will enjoy for years, just add oil. Our fiberglass wicks do not burn away and each copper wick holder is hand crafted. The reservoir holds 1 oz. of lamp oil and will burn for approximately 4 to 5 hours before putting itself out.
© Reena Maheshwari
Henna is an art form that has been in my family for generations. I started doing henna professionally with my mom as a teenager; fulfilling appointments for weddings, parties, and participating in various art & culture festivals. As an Internationally Certified Henna Artist, I use all-natural Rajasthani Henna mixed with a blend of essential oils, tea, and sugar. (I do not use black henna or chemically-enhanced henna products)
My mom (of Shakuntala Design) and I work together at various festivals including Edina Art Fair, Loring Park Art Fair, and the Festival of Nations. As we have done fairs/festivals for many years, we have various design books and systems in place to help manage a crowd.
We also have a selection of henna styled items - cards/bookmarks/paintings/scarves - all representing our ethnic South Asian arts background.
Artistic Henna
Richmond, TX
2018 booth #A-5
I am a Henna Artist of Indian descent where Henna is part of our culture. I am a versatile henna artist and enjoy doing intricate traditional, modern and fusion designs. I enjoy doing intricate bridal and other celebratory designs as well as simple ones.
Henna is extracted from the leaf of a plant by drying and grinding. It is a temporary body art which can be applied with a tube or cone like icing on a cake.
Robbinsdale, MN
designs4neweconomy
© Gregory Pendzimas
2017 booth # 132
My artwork can be described as GREEN ART.
I repurpose, reuse and recycle trash, junk or everyday objects. Repurposed plastic silverware becomes a hanging pendant light. Recyclables become a chandelier. Plastic drinking bottles become a crystal light and puzzle pieces are repurposed into a redesigned fruit bowl. Reusing trash to create art, lighting and home decor. Less trash more art!
Eagan, MN
2021 Booth
Lori plays the hammer dulcimer and will be on site performing and selling her CD's.
© Lori Ronchak
Big Shoe Entertainment
Bloomington, MN
I do face and body art using make-up, cosmetic grade glitter, and airbrush ink formulated for use on the skin.
© Jodi Gustafson
David Harrison Expressions
Franklin, WI
www.davidharrisonexpressions.com
2019 Booth #32A
All about enhanced color, drama, light, fantasy, movement, emotion - my original photographs transition from realistic presentation to an almost abstract derivative surrealism – all for others to experience my emotional re-discovery of these unforgettable experiences.
All entirely produced in my studio, each image is a unique single edition work printed on metallic photographic paper laminated directly to UV filtering acrylic and backed by another opaque layer of acrylic – an expensive risk-ridden process.
© David Harrison