Presented by the APF Steering Committee

A showing of winning photographs from the 2010 Augusta Photo Festival photography competition. The exhibition will also include works of members of the steering committee.

Presented by Augusta State University Department of Art

We are very pleased to present this recently completed body of work, using indigenous clay materials from central Georgia. The exhibition of ceramic portraits and drawings reference the Spanish tradition of festival masks, specifically, Los Gigantes y Cabezudos (giant and big heads) Trujillo says, 'I wanted to gain that sense of humor with ceramic sculpture.'

Presented by Augusta Canal Interpretive Center

The gnarled, twisted shapes of a grove of French beech trees create haunting, mythical impressions in these large black and white photographs by Pascal Stritt. Presented by Augusta Canal National Heritage Area's international partner, the Parc Naturel Regionel de la Montagne de Reims.

Presented by the
Augusta Museum of History

Photograph courtesy of the Augusta Museum of History

Whether golf devotees or spectators, visitors will be enthralled with an exhibition dedicated to golf history. On display will be technological evolution of clubs, balls and accessories, as well as learning about the area's rich golf heritage and the people and personalities who played the game in Augusta. Special items to see: the latest in golf car technology and famous players' memorabilia (Bobby Jones, Patty Berg, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus).

$4 Adults, $2 Children, $3 Seniors and Veterans, Children under 5 Free

Bobby Jones Display
Golf great, Bobby Jones, his putter: Calamity Jane, and the famous Green Jacket given to the winners of The Masters Tournament held yearly at The Augusta National Golf Club.

Presented by the
Augusta Museum of History

Photograph courtesy of the Augusta Museum of History

The first major exhibition devoted to the life of James Brown, The Godfather of Soul, Mr. James Brown, celebrates the life of the legendary performer through three studies - the man, the music, and his legacy. His popularity is worldwide due to his music and talent, but he is also remembered for his influential role in race relations, an advocate for education, and his commitment to helping those less fortunate. The exhibition offers a rare opportunity for fans around the world to pay homage to the Augusta, Georgia native son and world-famous entertainer.

$4 Adults, $2 Children, $3 Seniors and Veterans, Children under 5 Free

James Brown Display
1970s Jumpsuit - one of the many costumes worn by the international music icon, Mr. James Brown.

Presented by Design Concepts

The Design Concepts exhibition is architectural scale models uniquely produced by hand. This creative approach involves bringing to life the intricate detail of each character of the subject and its surroundings. Be it buildings, landscaping, or unlimited figures, visitors will be impressed to see replicas of current and historical sites of Augusta & North Augusta.

Periodic jazz performances by Karen Gordon & Her Jazz Friends: Garden City Jazz inside Casa Blanca Cafe. Visit www.casablancatime.com or info@gardencityjazz.com for show times during Westobou Festival.

Presented by the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art

The Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art's A Sense of Place is an annual juried fine art competition and exhibition which seeks to recognize the outstanding quality and diversity of work being generated by contemporary American artists.

Opening Reception & Awards Ceremony, Friday, September, 17, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Presented by the Morris Museum of Art

Originally organized by the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon, Georgia, the exhibition features recent work by eleven of Georgia's most accomplished and renowned contemporary artists, including several with long-standing ties to the Morris Museum-among them Don Cooper, Cheryl Goldsleger, Philip Morsberger, and Tom Nakashima.

Free for ages 12 and under and on Sundays; $3.00 for military, students, and seniors with valid ID and children 13-18; and $5.00 for adults.

Presented by the Morris Museum of Art

Free for ages 12 and under and on Sundays; $3.00 for military, students, and seniors with valid ID and children 13-18; and $5.00 for adults.

Presented by Tena Z. Payne

Tena Payne has spent a lifetime working in clay. Currently focusing on chefs and their needs, she has designed a line of functional, beautiful, and distinctive tableware, providing a resource previously unavailable in the food service industry.

Additionally, Tena designs awards, trophies, and specialty gift items. Satisfied clients include The Bellagio Resort & Casino, Mandarin Oriental, and Hot & Hot Fish Club, among others. Chefs of all rankings appreciate the simplicity and understated elegance Earthborn pottery brings to every function.

View the work of Tena Payne from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and watch her as she shares with you how she creates these practical, useful, and beautiful works of art. Viewing all day - demonstration at 2:00 p.m.

Presented by Gallery on the Row

Representatives from the Trustees of the Academy of Richmond County and Augusta Westobou Festival, Inc. Board of Directors officially open the 3rd Annual Westobou Festival.

Presented by Zimmerman Gallery

This is an exhibition of original watercolor paintings in miniature by artist members from throughout the United States.

Presented by CASE (Clay Artists of the Southeast)

Pea-nut-butter, Tom Supensky

This event is funded in part by a grant from the Porter Fleming Foundation.

Presented by Augusta Tango Club

Come learn the passionate and beautiful dance of Tango from the some of the region's most talented professionals! The event spans 3 days. Please see our website for additional details or call for info.

www.AugustaTangoClub.com

Presented by Harry Jacobs Chamber Music Society, Inc.

This performance is funded in part by a grant from the Porter Fleming Foundation.

Formed in 1984, the Cavani Quartet was appointed Quartet-in-Residence at the Cleveland Institute of Music in 1988, and was awarded the prestigious Naumberg Chamber Music Award in 1989. In 2005, the Quartet became the first recipient of the Guarneri String Quartet Residency Award from Chamber Music America. One featured piece to be performed by the Quartet is Night Fields by the highly respected American composer Joan Tower. For the finale of their concert they will be joined by Augusta pianist Dr. Clara Park, for the performance of the Piano Quintet by Robert Schumann.

Presented by The Morris Museum of Art

Presented by Augusta Tango Club

Come learn the passionate and beautiful dance of Tango from the some of the region's most talented professionals! The event spans 3 days. Please see our website for additional details or call for info.

www.AugustaTangoClub.com

Presented by the APF Steering Committee

A showing of winning photographs from the 2010 Augusta Photo Festival photography competition. The exhibition will also include works of members of the steering committee.