PHOTOS: Third Annual Windermere Art Affair

Local artists and art lovers filled the streets of downtown Windermere for the third annual Windermere Art Affair on Saturday, March 3, and Sunday, March 4.

Dozens of artists displayed their work in downtown Windermere on Saturday, March 3, and Sunday, March 4 for the third annual Windermere Art Affair. Artists from all over Central Florida and a few from out of the state showcased and sold their work and competed for honors.

Best of show was awarded to Terry Mamounas; first place was awarded to Helen Avalon; second place was awarded to William Oistad; third place was awarded to Hua Tung; and three honorable mentions were given to Chris Carr, Ward Sieglar and Sohpia Paleotheodoros.

Recognitions were award to other artists as well. Colleen Ardaman was recognized as “Most Supporting Artist” and Angee Ferrin was recognized as “Most Creative Artist.” Cristiam Ramos and Christine Peloquin were both recognized as “Most Original Artist.” Noreen Coup and Ivaldo Robles were both recognized as “2019 Featured Artist” for next year’s Art Affair. Loren Berry was recognized as “Most Up-and-Coming Artist” and Marianne Tolentino was recognized as “Most Colorful Artist.”

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Jo Nelson created handmade “thank you” cards out of fabric and other materials as she waited for customers. She is an assemblage artist who creates her art pieces with fabrics and other objects.

Cristiam Ramos was one of the featured artist of the event. He showcased a live demonstration by working on painting of Elvis Presley. He was recognized as “Most Original Artist.”

Noreen Monticeux, left, and Carmen Nibbs perused a selection of handmade glass figurines made by Lilia Yunusova.

Amanda Torres enjoyed featuring her paintings at the event.

David R. Nelson, left, discussed his art work with Bill Stallings. Nelson creates wildlife sculptures out of bronze. He was one of the featured artists of this year's event.

Carl Joseph stood proudly by his paintings.

Helen Avalon, left, was awarded first place and Terry Mamounas was awarded Best of Show.

Gladys Awad was one of more than 80 artists who showcased her work.

Robles enjoyed showcasing his work. He was chosen to be one of the featured artist for next year’s Windermere Art Affair.

Jennifer Parris said this year’s Windermere Art Affair was the first time she’s attended the event to showcase her work.

Joe Ware enjoyed talking about his paintings with those who attended the event.

Loren Berry worked on an etching of Michelangelo’s “David.” After the etching is completed, she will attach it to one of her signature marble paintings. She was recognized as "Most Up-and-Coming Artist."

Ravon Rhoden had fun playing cover songs on his steel drums at the event.

William Oistad was awarded second place.

Teresa Smith worked on a draw using pastel pencils to demonstrate her skill.

Hua Tung, left, was awarded third place and Chris Carr was given an honorable mention.

Tre Golden sold a flavorful array of cakes in a jar at the event.

Local artists and art lovers filled the streets of downtown Windermere for the third annual Windermere Art Affair on Saturday, March 3, and Sunday, March 4.

The Author: Eric Gutierrez

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PHOTOS: Third Annual Windermere Art Affair

Jo Nelson created handmade “thank you” cards out of fabric and other materials as she waited for customers. She is an assemblage artist who creates her art pieces with fabrics and other objects.

Cristiam Ramos was one of the featured artist of the event. He showcased a live demonstration by working on painting of Elvis Presley. He was recognized as “Most Original Artist.”

Noreen Monticeux, left, and Carmen Nibbs perused a selection of handmade glass figurines made by Lilia Yunusova.

Amanda Torres enjoyed featuring her paintings at the event.

David R. Nelson, left, discussed his art work with Bill Stallings. Nelson creates wildlife sculptures out of bronze. He was one of the featured artists of this year's event.

Carl Joseph stood proudly by his paintings.

Helen Avalon, left, was awarded first place and Terry Mamounas was awarded Best of Show.

Gladys Awad was one of more than 80 artists who showcased her work.

Robles enjoyed showcasing his work. He was chosen to be one of the featured artist for next year’s Windermere Art Affair.

Jennifer Parris said this year’s Windermere Art Affair was the first time she’s attended the event to showcase her work.

Joe Ware enjoyed talking about his paintings with those who attended the event.

Loren Berry worked on an etching of Michelangelo’s “David.” After the etching is completed, she will attach it to one of her signature marble paintings. She was recognized as "Most Up-and-Coming Artist."

Ravon Rhoden had fun playing cover songs on his steel drums at the event.

William Oistad was awarded second place.

Teresa Smith worked on a draw using pastel pencils to demonstrate her skill.

Hua Tung, left, was awarded third place and Chris Carr was given an honorable mention.

Tre Golden sold a flavorful array of cakes in a jar at the event.

Local artists and art lovers filled the streets of downtown Windermere for the third annual Windermere Art Affair on Saturday, March 3, and Sunday, March 4.

The Author: Eric Gutierrez

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