Ste. Genevieve Art Guild
Promenade des Arts History
2008 Promenade des Art - Marie Catherine "Dolly Dufour" Surkamp
2007 Promenade des Art - Roscoe Misselhorn

2006 Promenade des Art - Martyl (Oct 13 - 15)

2005 Promenade des Art -
Matthew Zeigler (Oct 7)

2004 Promenade des Art -
Leon Basler (Oct 9 - 10)

2003 Promenade des Art -
Charles Rhinehart (Oct 10 - 12)

2002 Promenade des Art -
Joseph Vorst (Sep 21 - 22)

2001 Promenade des Art - Ste Genevieve Art Colony Artist (Sep 22 - 23)
PROMENADE DES ART HISTORY

The idea to bring Promenade des Art to Ste. Genevieve came to  John
Orem while reading an article on Janet Kraus being named Artist of the
Year.  He contacted the president of the Ste. Genevieve Art Guild,  Anna
Kirchner to set up a meeting with Janet.  Plans were made and the first
letter was sent to Jim Baker on April 25, 2001seeking permission to
use the Felix Valle Historic Site.

"Under the auspices of the Convention and Visitors Bureau of Ste.
Genevieve and French Colonial Ste. Genevieve Inc.,  the Art Guilds of
Ste. Genevieve, Jefferson County and members of the Perry County will
present Promenade des Arts on September 22 & 23, 2001."

The First Committee
John Orem-chairman & representing Convention & Visitors Bureau
Janet Kraus-secretary and representing Jefferson Country Art Guild
Kathy Tate-public relation and representing Women Club
Mike and Barb Hankins-treasurer and representing French Colonial
Jerry Fallert-Perry Art Guild
Mary Beth Ferguson-food and tents
John Wibbenmeyer-entertainment
Mary Jo Raimer-public relation and reception
Judy Sexauer-art display
Anna Kirchner-art display and representing Ste. Genevieve Art Guild

Goals
Provide a venue for local artists and art guilds to display and sell their
creations with an eye to the past, remembering the Artists Colony and
Summer Schools of Art which thrived is Ste. Genevieve from
1932-1941.

Encourage today's artists to paint the countryside and people of their
counties in the tradition of the Impressionists in France and in the spirit
of the summer school artist.

Showcase the work locally owned and preserved from the Summer
School artists in one of the original sites used by the colony, the
Mammy Shaw House.

Educate the public about the traditions of Art in Ste. Genevieve while
alerting them to all of the treasures which abound in the town, it's
historic homes, gardens, and unique shops and restaurants.

Anna Kirchner, Historian - Ste Genevieve Art Guild
FOURTH FRIDAYS ART WALK
Open Studio and Gallery Walk
The 2008 Promenade des Art
was sponsored by
Missouri Arts Council
Ste Genevieve County Community Foundation
Ste Genevieve Art Guild
Autumn Daze Committee
2008 ART GUILD PROMENADE COMMITTEE

Chairperson
- Mike Devaney
Co-chair, Artist Liason, History - Anna Kirchner
Co-chair, Reception - Ali Cavanaugh
Co-chair, Exhibit - Juanita Wyman
Co-chair, Publicity - Mike Devaney
Co-Chair, Security - Mike Devaney
Co-chair, Grant & Finances - Mike Devaney