Sunday, 15 November 2009 16:19
On November 14, and 15, 2009, the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre 4th Annual AJ Art Festival of the Superstitions was held on the Central Arizona College Superstition Mountain
A wide variety of artists turned out to sell their wares and just to be seen. The list included artists; painters, sculptors, mixed media, digital artists, jewelers, photographers and high-end craft artists; all with different and unique perspectives. There was also a film room, a first for the festival, featuring area film makers showing their film art.
Another first for this year's festival, was a food portion entitled The “Taste Of The Superstitions.” It was sponsored by America’s Cuisine Arizona, a statewide annual dining guide. Area restaurants sampled their menu items in small portions showcasing the best of what they have to offer.
Lori Berry won the Best Booth award. Berry owns the Creative Passion Glass Art Studio located in Apache Junction. Berry, a teacher at Central Arizona College is also responsible for many of the murals seen throughout the campus. For more of Lori's art check out www.LoriGlassArt.com 
Joshua Davis won the Best in Show award. Davis has been an artist all his life and describes himself as the, "kid who would sit in class and draw on the corners of [his] homework." Davis does graphite pencil realism art and can be reached at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Described as green before it was cool, Eco Turnings by Dennis Yuresko feature an interesting concept and beautiful results. Yuresko uses all discarded and cracked wood for his pieces, though by looking at the finished pieces it is impossible to tell. Check out www.EcoTurnings.com for more
Another particularly eye catching booth was that of NashFX. Nash has been doing custom airbrush work for years, and decided to branch out into other creative outlets after, "getting bored" with his work. To see more check out www. NashFX.com
