CONGRATULATIONS TERRY's INTARSIA!
Artist Terry Tillberg of Kenora was voted the Best in Show at the 2019 Sioux Narrows Arts Festival. Terry has been exhibiting in the Sioux Narrows Arts Festival for 14 years. Terry's Intarsia will be featured on the 2020 Sioux Narrows Arts Festival T-shirts.
Artist Terry Tillberg of Kenora was voted the Best in Show at the 2019 Sioux Narrows Arts Festival. Terry has been exhibiting in the Sioux Narrows Arts Festival for 14 years. Terry's Intarsia will be featured on the 2020 Sioux Narrows Arts Festival T-shirts.
Everyone who attended the 2019 Sioux Narrows Arts Festival Artisan Show and Sale received a ballot to vote for their favourite exhibitor. Congratulations Terry!
Our runners up in Best of Show were Small Paws by Riah Motlong of Sioux Narrows ,
XY Company by Spencer Meany of Atikokan, Watercolours by Ed Halvorsen of Fort Frances and Redd Line Jewellery by Christopher and Lori Redd of Winnipeg.
Congratulations to all of our artisans and thank you to the public for your participation in Best of Show. Be sure to watch for our 2020 T-Shirt!
Our runners up in Best of Show were Small Paws by Riah Motlong of Sioux Narrows ,
XY Company by Spencer Meany of Atikokan, Watercolours by Ed Halvorsen of Fort Frances and Redd Line Jewellery by Christopher and Lori Redd of Winnipeg.
Congratulations to all of our artisans and thank you to the public for your participation in Best of Show. Be sure to watch for our 2020 T-Shirt!
Small Paws Clay Sculptures
Sioux Narrows Riah Motlong |
XY Company Handcrafted Paddles, Atikokan
Spencer Meany |
Ed Halvorsen Watercolours,
Fort Frances |
Redd Line Jewellery, Winnipeg
Christopher & Lori Redd |
Karen and Brock Blosser, Wood with Whimsey, Sioux Narrows
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2019 Sioux Narrows Arts Festival T-Shirt
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The 58th Annual Sioux Narrows Arts Festival T-Shirt for 2019 featured a famous Whimsey carved by Brock and Karen Blosser of Sioux Narrows. The Blossers and their business Wood with Whimsey are the longest running participants in the Sioux Narrows Arts Festival. They began showing their work when the festival was held at the old Father Moss School.