Summerfest Logan Utah

Featured Artist

2010 Featured Artist

Jarrod "JROD" Eastman

Jarrod Eastman

JRod grew up surrounded by art. He was fortunate to travel from an early age and has great appreciation for "otherness" and cultural diversity. In the early 90's he embraced the paint brush and his nickname "JROD" and began the journey of becoming a self-taught artist and a free spirit. Fifteen years later he paints full-time, communicating his imagination through images. He is influenced by the nascent pop surrealism movement and the art of Maurice Sendak, Ralph Steadman and Derek Hess. His most creative moments are infused with motion, music and color.

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Jarrod Eastman

2009 Best Of Show

Michelle Oye - 2009 Best of Show
Summerfest Best of Show award for 2009 went to artist Michelle Oye. Her unique style of petal, leaf and flower art was chosen for it's creativity and delightful expression. Her booth was very popular at Summerfest as well. Congratulations to Michelle!
 

2009 Featured Artist

Sean Wallis

Sean Wallis

Sean Wallis is a successful Summerfest artist vendor and an impressionist landscape oil painter. He started painting seriously in 2005, when he and his father (artist Kent Wallis) strapped french easels on their backs and traveled all around Cache Valley painting barns and rural scenes. With his dad as his teacher he developed a love for painting the valley, along with it's farmyards and mountains. He works in oils on canvas mostly, with a combination of brush and knife work. He enjoys finding the bright and colorful aspects of everyday life and reproducing them on canvas, but his first love is and will always be plein air painting.

Sean Wallis lives in Logan, Utah. In 2007 he earned a degree in history from Utah State University. He is currently attending Utah State to get his secondary education certificate, to teach high school.

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Tabernacle Square

Historic Downtown Logan Utah
June 17th - 19th
10:00 a.m - 10:00 p.m. daily

Logan Tabernacle