The Lakeview East Festival of the Arts showcases more than 150 juried artists featuring paintings, sculpture, photography, furniture, jewelry and more. These original pieces are for sale in a wide range of price ranges. In addition to the art, the Festival has become a center of activity for the weekend with live demonstrations, entertainment stages, family activities and a garden oasis.
For 21 years, the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce has presented one of the most unique and popular art festivals in Chicagoland. Every aspect, from artists to musicians to vendors and everything in between, is specifically selected by the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce in order to bring the best to the heart of Lakeview.
For Vendor Opportunities Email: lakeviewfota@gmail.com
SATURDAY, SEPT 19
SATURDAY, SEPT 19
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 11AM – 7PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 10PM
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 11AM – 7PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 10PM
SUNDAY, SEPT 20
SUNDAY, SEPT 20
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 10AM – 6PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 6 PM
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 10AM – 6PM
LIVE MUSIC UNTIL 6 PM
OVER 150 ARTISTS | LIVE MUSIC ON 2 STAGES
LOCAL CUISINE | KIDS ACTIVITIES
ALONG BROADWAY BELMONT TO HAWTHORNE
Live Music
Over 150 Artists
Lijah Hanley
Lijah Hanley Photography
Washougal, WA
hanleyfineart.com
Whimsical photographs inspired by legends of the American West. All images are unaltered, unedited, and are created using only practical effects. Editions of 35. Entrada rag paper behind museum glass.
David Hentzel
David Hentzel Furniture
Kingston, WA
davidhentzelfurniture.com
David is a fifth-generation woodworker specializing functional handcrafted custom furniture using classic exposed joinery and beautiful woods.
Lou Pierozzi
Spring Grove, IL
pierozziceramicarts.wordpress.com
I make wheel-thrown functional ceramics for everyday use. I formulate and mix all my own glazes.
Deena Jacques
Deena’s Pottery Studio
Washburn, WI
I form both wheel thrown and hand built ceramic pieces. I love to carve leather hard clay to create imagery, texture and movement. Sgraffito is carving away a colored slip covered porcelain.
Jeff Kuhlman
Jeff Kuhlman Photography
Columbus, OH
jeffkuhlman.com
Medium format traditional b&w film of trees, hand printing from artist negatives in 1st photographic printing process of 1842. Cyanotypes are on fine art water color paper in limited editions.
Jessica Kerr
Chicago, IL
jessicakerr.art
I’m capturing the human body, its energy, strength and vulnerability. I’m working on canvas, but also on wood panels, to play with the texture of the wood which bring depth and sensuality.
Lana Vosk
Mequon, WI
lanavosk.com
Multiple layers of acrylic paint, liquid acrylics and glazes applied with brushes and spatulas. Acrylic pens, scratching and drafting tools were also used. The last layer is acrylic varnish.
Saya Okayama
Oba-Gami Origami House LLC
Marlton, NJ
obagamihouse.com
I create dimensional works from hand-folded Japanese washi and wood. Approaching origami as structure rather than ornament, I explore balance between fragility and strength through disciplined compositions.
Mengxi Li-Reznicek
Collaborator: Jordan Reznicek
Dream Creeks
Kingston, WA
dreamcreeks.com
We’re a husband and wife leatherworking studio. Our handmaking process is from design to dye, cut, sew, treat, finish all using time-honored techniques. Leathers used are byproducts of meat industry.
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