Artists from across the rural-urban continuum created site-responsive artworks and performances. Artists included Catherine Schwalbe, Brian Sobaski, Sarah Butler, Peter Krsko, Brenda Gratton, Martina Patterson, and Spatula&Barcode among others.

Fermentation Fest visitors admire Kernza Cow a sculpture by Brian Sobaski. Kernza is a perennial grain,
Birdland by Franck Feurte. Sculpture large wooden poles support smaller branches on top, a feather on the tip they spin and move in the wind. Visitors exploring the outdoor art installation.
A frog gets a closeup view of Cathi Schwalbe’s artwork that stitches the ground with biodegradable survey tape. Schwalbe mends as a ritual for healing our soil, selves and communities.
Mending Soil, Mending Lives an artwork by Cathi Schwalbe at Fermentation Fest. Biodegradable tape is woven through the grass and across the river.
Abrahm Guthrie-Potter gives a ceramics demo to festival goers.
Three Sheeps to the Wind an artwork by Madigan Burke & Hannah Taylor. Thanks to Savanna Institute for the wool!
Chalk Art Cow by Sarah Butler. Fermentation Fest visitors enjoyed this whimsical portrait of a cow eating grass.
Large letters E A T made of kernza, cattail and corn, is a collaboration with Little Eagle Arts Foundation & Martina Patterson