Route 66 Art Show

Takin’ It To The Streets

The Route 66 Art Show and Sale will be held the first Saturday in June in conjunction with Sapulpa’s Route 66 Blowout. Art will be displayed in the Ovations Event center, the corner of Lee and Water Streets in Downtown Sapulpa.

Media Categories

~ Watercolor Painting ~

~ Oil and Acrylic Painting ~

~ Pastel and Graphite ~

~ Graphics and Mixed Media ~

~ Photography ~

~ Digitally Enhanced Photography ~

~ Sculpture, Pottery, & 3D ~

Prizes for 1st and 2nd place will be awarded in each category for professional, adult, youth and children.
Hand deliver work Friday afternoon from 4 to 8 p.m.

Categories and Entry fees:

Adult, (18 years & older): $10 per piece

Young Adult and Youth, (11-17): $5 per piece

Children, (6-10): $2 per piece

2D work must be securely framed and wired for hanging and may not exceed 48″x48″ overall.

Work must be dry.

Drawings should be under glass or plexi-glass.

Each entry must have an entry form attached on the upper right back side of piece.

Show hours are 10am to 4pm and work not sold must be picked up at 5pm.

The Route 66 Art Show is held in conjunction with Main Street Route 66 car show in historical downtown Sapulpa, OK. Exhibitors will display as part of a group. Individual artist may set up their own 10×10 booth space, displaying more of their work, adjacent to the main tent at a special discounted price through the Sapulpa Main Street.

Enjoy the show… Visit downtown shops, restaurants, & museums. There will be childrenís activities, great food and music. All proceeds from the art show sales, go to the artist.

What qualifies? Original fine art in the primary medium stated on the application. Work from molds, factory assembly, or other commercial methods are not acceptable.

Download and print your entry forms here

 2010 Route 66 Art Show and Sale Results

Photos of the event are posted on the “Sapulpa Arts” Facebook Page

Best of Show – Chris DeBruyn, “Rambo”

People’s Choice – Alice Hurlbert, “Autumn Sunset (Wolf)”

 

Professional Division

Oil and Acrylic

1^st           Anne Spoon, “Pansies”

2^nd          Betty Dalsing, Hayward Hill

3^rd           Gail Rogers, “Morning Light”

Honorable Mention        Julie Miller, “Garden Party”

Honorable Mention        Alice Hurlbert, “Falcon Ridge

Honorable Mention        San Houghton, “Old Stone Bridge”

 

Graphics and Mixed Media

1^st           Joyce Ulstrup, “Remember the Night

2^nd          Joyce Ulstrup, “Spirit Woman”  

3^rd           Alice Hurlbert, “Autumn Sunset (Wolf)”

 

Photography

1^st           Colleen Keizer, “Time to Pray”

2^nd          Kathleen Curran, “Jollyville”

3^rd           Colleen Keizer, “Just Hanging Around”

Honorable Mention        Colleen Keizer, “Wild Flowers”

 

Digital Media

Honorable Mention        Colleen Keizer, “Golden Boy”

 

Sculpture, Pottery and 3-D

1^st           Stu Branston, “Balloons” Platter

2^nd          Stu Branston, “Shooting Sparks” Platter

 

Adult Division

Watercolor

1^st           Maranda Wirtz, “Dogwood Tree”

2^nd          April Curtner, “Birds of Prey”

3^rd           April Curtner, “Garden Party”

 

Oil and Acrylic

1^st           Roberta Martin, “Shoes in Sunlight”

2^nd          Angela Shirey, “Orange Power”

3^rd           Fern Patterson, “The Wyndots”

Honorable Mention        Angela Shirey, “Tidal Wave”

 

Graphics and Mixed Media

1^st           Becky Flores-Gomez, “Tools”

2^nd          Andi Levin, “Hen”

3^rd           Andi Levin, “Horse

Honorable Mention        Angela Shirey, “Super Spray”

Honorable Mention        Roger Huston, “Quigley”

Honorable Mention        Jo Beth Force, “Ben & Luke”

 

Photography

1^st           Mary Florer, “Ice Redbird”

2^nd          Maranda Wirtz, “Our Lady”

3^rd           A. Gibb Kendrick, “After the Stampede”

Honorable Mention        Andi Levin, “Mustangs”

 

Digital Media

Honorable Mention        Megan Furstenberg, “Flower Drop”

 

Sculpture, Pottery and 3-D

1^st           April Curtner, “Masquerade Fox”

Honorable Mention        Megan Furstenberg, “Skull/Deer”

 

Young Adult (15-18) Division

Paper and Canvas

1^st           Chris DeBruyn, “Rambo”

2^nd          Madison Guinn, “Color Interrupted”

3^rd           Sierra Dyer, “Gothic Arch”

Honorable Mention        Max Ramsey, “The Soldier”

Honorable Mention        Madison Guinn, “Secret”

Honorable Mention        Mari Florer, “Sunset Flowers”

Honorable Mention        Madison Guinn, “Peace Feet”

 

Youth (11-14) Division

Paper or Canvas

1^st           Taylor DePetris, “Rainbow Family”

2^nd          Makenzie DeWitt, “Red Circles”

3^rd           Makenzie DeWitt, “Fish Pond”  

Honorable Mention        Cora Welles, Untitled

Honorable Mention        Makenzie DeWitt, “Tiger”

 

Children (6-10) Division

Paper or Canvas

1^st           Julie DePetris, “Cannonball”

2^nd          Madison Ward, “Waterslide”

3^rd           Mikaela Masden, “Pink Frog”

Honorable Mention        Morgan Nelson, “Snowman”

Honorable Mention        Elizabeth Luttrell, “Santa Scene”

Honorable Mention        Jewel Dorsey, “Dog Show”

Honorable Mention        Jeziah Boatman, “Tiger”

Honorable Mention        Nathan Tavaglione, “Tiger”         

Honorable Mention        Madison Ward, “Tiger”

Honorable Mention        Jonah Boatman, “Grillin’ Dad”

Honorable Mention        Jewel Dorsey, “Tiger”

 

Sculpture, Pottery and 3-D

1^st           Morgan Nelson, “Heart” Paper Collage 

Honorable Mention        Karen George, “Celebration” Paper Collage