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COMMUNITY FOCUS November 2020 23A

HotWorks.org presents Sarasota Open Air Fine Art Show

outhwest Florida’s premier art the artist who is onsite at the show,” tion. Steven has been turning wood for personally handmade art that is public-
event – HotWorks.org Sarasota said Patty Narozny, Hot Works found- the last 59 years and attends juried art ly displayed during the show. There is
SOpen Air Fine Art Show – will er. “We give our artists the chance to shows around the country. $250 in Budding Artist awards given to
be held outdoors at Phillippi Estate speak face-to-face with prospective Hot Works is affiliated with Insti- students, who are exposed to the rules
The cost of the exciting virtual tour Park (5500 S Tamiami Trail, Saraso- customers over the two-day show.” tute for the Arts & Education, Inc., a and entrepreneurship opportunities of
is $36 per person and includes a $30 ta) the weekend of November 14-15. Narozny added that all art is for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a doing art shows for a living.
coupon to Liquor Locker (Fruitville COVID-19 safety precautions will be sale, including paintings, clay, glass, focus on visual arts, cultural diversity, There is free admission, with a $5
Road) for your own bottle of M&H in place such as all booths spaced 6’ fiber, sculpture, wood, photography community enrichment and fostering parking fee to support Institute for the
whisky, five one-ounce samples for the apart, face coverings required, social and jewelry. youth art education. The organization Arts & Education, Inc. For more infor-
event (Classic Cask, Elements Sherry, distancing, etc. One of the participating artists at integrates a Youth Art Competition en- mation, please contact Patty Narozny at
Elements Peated, Elements Red Wine The event is produced by Hot the show is Steven Cohen, award-win- couraging students in grades K-8 (or patty@hotworks.org or 941.755.3088,
Finish and Gin), dark chocolate from Works, which manages several top- ning wood artist, who happens to also ages 5-12) to enter his/her original and or visit www.hotworks.org.
Banyan Tree Chocolate and Café, and 100 art shows in America, and is juried be a nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn,
dried fruit from Richard’s Foodporium. by art professionals. Criteria are based New York. Steven started making his
Pick up your package Sunday morning, on technique/execution, originality and wood art at age 13. By learning wood-
November 22 between 10:30 and 11:30 booth appearance. turning in school, it became his passion.
a.m. “This art show is part of America’s At age 28, Steven apprenticed with a
Support this Israeli company as highest quality and most respected art master woodturner and it changed his
well as local businesses. You will not shows, and all artwork displayed is life and steered him in the right direc- SUPPORT
want to miss the fun! RSVP by Sun- original and personally handmade by Friendship at Home
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