- November 16, 2020
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Artist Avido Khahaifa, of Lake Mary. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Deborah Berry, of Daytona Beach. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
The Cupcake Metropolis team: Kristen Hill, Lisa Rispoli, Head Baker Alexis Rispoli and Madison Stiffler. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Bill and Margie Lombard, of Port Orange. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Jocelyn Thom, artist Kirsten Lahmann and Katelyn Thom, of Ormond Beach. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Ceramics artist Andres Montenegro, of Daytona Beach. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Glass artist Jon Slade, of Jacksonville. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Matt Seibel, Jocelyn Lebarnes, of Buena Vista, Georgia. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Gallery 500 Director Amber O'Neal conducts a Q+A with Todd Fox, 2019's Best in Show artist; Richard Franklin, 2022 Best in Show artist; and Jon Slade, 2021 Best in Show artist. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Wood artist David Mallory, of Port Orange. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Richard Franklin, of Galveston Texas. Franklin was this year's festival Best in Show artist. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Artist Ron Schmidt, of Tequesta. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Essence Wallace, artist Hazel Sparrow and Oriyah Wallace, of Daytona Beach. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Glass artist Suzanna Ayola, of Daytona Beach. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Michael Brown, of Oviedo. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Artist Joseph Huynh, of Daytona Beach. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Glass artist Lucy Fraser, of The Villages. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Artist Darlene O'Leary, of Ormond-by-the-Sea. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Ed Hendrix, of Palmdale. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Hilary Frambes, of Ellenton, takes part in the chalk art competition. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Chelsea McDaniel, of Lake Helen, takes part in the chalk art competition. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Spruce Creek High School teacher Joseph Vandenberg, of South Daytona, takes part in the chalk art competition. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Rachel Gancitano, of South Daytona, takes part in the chalk art competition. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Lillie Ann, of Port Orange, takes part in the chalk art competition. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Over 100 artists and vendors particpated in the One Daytona Art Festival on Oct. 22-23. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Kimberly and Dan Kowal, of Exotic Coastal Creations. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
The One Daytona Art Festival featured artists, crafters, jazz music, live art performances and cash prizes for artists. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
The One Daytona Art Festival was held for the third time. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Barbara Crispino Saunders, of Ormond Beach, paints during the One Daytona Art Festival. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
Barbara Crispino Saunders, of Ormond Beach, paints during the One Daytona Art Festival. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
The festival donated $13,500 to the Volusia County Schools Visual Arts Program. Photo by Krystal DiSantis
The One Daytona Art Festival returned for the third year on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 22-23, bringing over 100 artists and vendors to town.
A total of $17,500 in special donations were also presented — $13,500 for Volusia County Schools' visual arts program, and $4,000 to ArtHaus, a local youth arts nonprofit.
“We’re thrilled to share a diverse variety of art, culture and entertainment with our community here at One Daytona for our third year,” said One Daytona President Roxanne Ribakoff in a news release. “It’s been a delight to welcome new and returning artists this year, while also introducing fresh aspects of the festival experience for guests.”
This year's festival showcased live painting performances, artist panels, a chalk art competition and the unveiling of a new mural, in partnership with Natasha Azri of the Save the Arts Movement. The mural is part of One Daytona's public arts campaign, which includes a mural completed by Erwin Dazelle last fall.
This year's festival award winners were:
Best in show — $1,000
Award of distinction — $750
Award of merit — $250
Gallery500 Choice Award of Merit — $250
