July 29, 2004 -Myrtle Beach Sun News-Jo Ann Matthews
Deborah was commission to create an original work of art for the North Carolina OysterFestival, one the souths large, yearly celebrations. The work became the most popular commemorative poster in the history of the event and was also used merchandise. Deborah was commissioned by the Chamber of Commerce.
September, 2004 – Christian Focus -
Deborah wrote an article for the magazine about her faith and how her art print, "each passage teaches us who we are," supports her beliefs.
Read Deborah's Article
Summer 2004 – Tourist News
Deborah Cavenaugh’s original painting, "I am finding the good each day" was featured on the cover of Tourist News, the weekly guide to Kennebunkport, Cape Porpoise, Goose Rocks Beach, Wells, Ogunquit, and York. An "About the Artist" article appeared inside. Deborah is represented by the Mast Cove Gallery in Kennebunkport.
No Boundaries
International Art Colony
Participant 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Artists from 15 countries
Board of Directions 2000 to2004.
Featured in the catalog is Deborah’s painting of Captain Charlie’s House, the historic lighthouse keeper home, on Bald Head Island, NC.
June 19, 2003 – Lumina News, Channels Magazine – Kristina Florea
An interview of Deborah and five other artists who are donating their time and talents to raise funds for the Wrightsville Beach Museum in North Carolina.
June 2003 – Encore Magazine – Art on Exhibit
Encore Magazine reviews Deborah's one-woman show at Chase Gallery in Wilmington, NC, (an affiliate of Chase Gallery, Boston, MA).
July 3, 2003 – Lumina New, Channels Magazine. – Kristina Florea
Deborah lends her talents to many charities and good works. Ms. Florea interviews Deborah discussing her career, her inspirations, and how she came to create this particular piece for the Lumina Daze fundraiser.
July 7th, 2003 – Wilmington Star News – Amanda Green
Deborah is featured in an article, “inside the artist’s studio,” by Ms. Green. It is a great discussion of what is important to Deborah when and where she is painting.
September 2003 – Pelican Post Magazine -cover
This popular print of Deborah’s, “Masonboro School” was her first cover on Southport, North Carolina’s entertainment magazine, The Pelican Post. The inspiration for this print came from Deborah’s own experience taking her son to sail in the calm waters near Masonboro Island off Wrightsville Beach, NC.
January 23, 2002 – Up & Coming Weekly – Robert Salazar
Mr. Salazar gives a brief review of Deborah’s show in The Fayetteville Museum of Art, Fayetteville, North Carolina, “Deborah Cavenaugh brings a fresh and relaxing style of impressionist painting to Fayetteville. Her bright and whimsical watercolors relax you with their simplicity.”
Press Release from Ashleigh Manor Frames about new line designed by Deborah Cavenaugh.
Introducing the Deborah Cavenaugh Line
Deborah Cavenaugh, a self-taught artist, brings her acclaimed style and flair for color and texture to a new line of Ashleigh Manor frames.
May 2002 – Printwear Magazine – Cover Art and Article
A lively discussion of the use of art on apparel featuring Deborah’s artwork.
Deborah was commission by the regional builders association to create a poster and six house portraits to be used for for the 2002 Festival of Homes in Wilmington, NC. She was also . Working from just the blueprints, she imagined and painted a portrait of the finished homes. These portraits graced the homes during the festival and conveyed to the new owners. The festival poster appeared on a magazine cover.
Deborah was chosen as the official artist of the Azalea Festival 2001, the largest festival in southeastern USA. Her artwork graced posters, event programs, and merchandise, It is pictured here on the cover of the Azalea Festival Magazine.
Deborah was chosen as the official Artist of the 2000 Azalea Festival, the largest festival in southeastern US. The art appeared on posters, merchandise, and the Azalea Festival Magazine, pictured here. The merchandise featuring Deborah's work was the the best selling in the history of the Azalea Festival at the time.
April 01, 2000 – Encore Magazine – Elizabeth Owens
Article about the work, life, and future endeavors of artist Deborah Cavenaugh
May 6, 2000 – The Cincinnati Enquirer – Lisa Biank Fasig
Ms. Fasig interviews George White, creative director of Gibson Cards, asking how he discovered Deborah’s art and why he created a spot for her in the new Gibson Greetings card series, “Artist’s Corner,” which features, among others, Flavia and Laura Ashely. Mr. White on Deborah’s work: “The more I see it, the more I like it,” Mr. White said of the art. “She paints things that I like in a unique way…”
June 2000 – Carolina’s Magazine
Deborah is featured in an article “A Gallery Of Artists.”
Published in September of 1999, “Styles by Maggie Sweet” by Judith Minthorn Stacy features the art of Deborah Cavenaugh on the book's cover. Judith was the winner of the Carolina Novel Award.
February 13, 2000 – The Philadelphia Inquirer – Catherine Quillman.
Ms. Quillman writes an indepth review of Deborah’s One-Woman show at Debottis Gallery, West Chester, PA. “Cavenaugh, a native of Wilmington, N.C, paints in colors and patterns that recall an Eastern European country or a Turkishkilm or perhaps Matisse after a visit to a textile factory”
