Wednesday, May 25, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Fourth Friday Art Walk
Helen Schmidling
Correspondent
Fourth Friday Art Walk is
gaining momentum in Sisters!
The past two walks, on April
22, and for My Own Two
Hands on May 13, saw record
turnout among locals and visi-
tors to Sisters.
Here’s the lineup for
Friday, May 27, 4 to 7 p.m.
Hood Avenue Art is fea-
turing watercolors by Winnie
Givot and pottery by Mitch
and Michelle Deaderick.
Whether a face, a flower, or a
mountain, Givot finds mean-
ing through beauty, which
then fills her stunning water-
colors. The Deadericks create
individually crafted ceramics,
from multi-glazed dinnerware
to whimsical totemic bird
characters.
Gary Cooley’s Collection
Gallery highlights Bend
watercolor artist and teacher
Cindy Briggs. “Shimmering
Waters” is the latest by this
world-renowned artist, whose
motto is “Make Every Day a
Painting.”
Clearwater Gallery’s Art
Stroll will be from 4 to 6 p.m.,
featuring oil and acrylic art-
ist Dan Rickards, and oil art-
ist Chris Nelson. Step back
in time and see how both
artists present a different way
to look at the timeless theme
of “Vintage.”
Twigs Gallery has land-
scape and fiber art by Tonye
Belinda Phillips and her good
friend Kathy Deggendorfer.
They work in different media,
but their color and design
sense are similar. This show
focuses on elements, rather
than large landscapes.
“Fish and Fowl: Native
Woods,” a show of recent work
by Sisters artist and long-time
educator Steve Mathews, is at
Sisters Art Works. The exhibit
will include illustrated tables,
benches, mirrors, wall pieces
and acrylic paintings.
“A Confluence of Eagles”
by Scratch Artist Jennifer
Hartwig, and prints in differ-
ent styles by printmaker and
photographer Lynn Woodward
are featured at Sisters Gallery
& Frame Shop.
Ken Scott (Imagination
Gallery) says, “I sell art to
make more art. I am keyed
toward an honorable comple-
tion of my true calling ... con-
necting with the tangible and
intangible, the physical and
the metaphysical … my own
precious, heart connection
with metals ... 43 years and
counting.”
Studio Redfield features
the work of husband-and-
wife team Randy and Susanne
Redfield: Randy’s new
abstract expressionist works
on wood panels and a series
of smaller watercolors; and
Susanne’s Kibak Tile line,
sold for 30 years through Ann
Sacks Tile and Stone, for use
in residential kitchens, bath-
rooms, and pools, and com-
mercial applications.
Alpenhimmel will again
host a Pop-Up Gallery with
collage from Justine Gibbs,
mixed media assemblage from
Terri Smith, acrylic paint-
ings from Charity Alva, and
mosaic jewelry from Laurie
Santa-Maria. Base Camp
Studio, a nonprofit art therapy
organization, has provided
multiple pieces of artwork for
sale. Lydia Newton, from the
Americana Project, will be
performing.
Joining the Art Stroll this
Fourth Friday is Jill Neal
Gallery, in Jill’s new location
at 207 N. Fir St., around the
corner from Cascade Fitness.
Jill is exploring new abstract
figures, in addition to her
“Wild, Tasteful Women.”
Other locations on the
Fourth Friday Art Stroll
are Dyrk Godby Gallery,
Things Etc…, Jeffrey Murray
Photography, Grizzly Ridge
Upcycle, Navigator News,
Sisters Library, Old West
Collectibles, and Ken Merrill’s
Canyon Creek Pottery.
This month’s Quick Draw
is for a $100 gift certificate
from Canyon Creek Pottery,
the home of beautiful and
functional pottery since 2002.
The collection includes din-
nerware, lamps, vases, plat-
ters, sinks, wall art, teapots,
canisters, pie plates, mugs,
bowls, and much more.
Quick Draw tickets are
available in all Gallery Walk
locations, but you can only
sign up once per gallery. So the
more galleries you visit, the
greater your chances to win.
The winner of this month’s
drawing will be notified
immediately after the ticket
is drawn, and also posted on
the Sisters Arts Association’s
Facebook page. Maps are
available in all gallery loca-
tions, as well as the Chamber
of Commerce, FivePine, and
other lodging facilities.
4 th Friday Art Stroll
May 27, 4-7 pm
Downtown Sisters
Be sure to visit these participating galleries...
Meet your friends and stroll through Sisters. Visit our galleries for
light refreshments and featured artists. Enter our drawing for a $100 gift certii cate.
Ken Scott’s
Imagination Gallery
392 W. Main Ave.
www.alpenhimmel.com
222 W. Hood Ave.
www.kenscottsimagination.com
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303 W. Hood Ave.
www.theclearwatergallery.com
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252 W. Hood Ave.
www.sistersgallery.com
T HE C OLLECTION
G ALLERY
G ARY C OOLEY S TUDIO
352 W. Hood Ave.
www.garycooley.com
183 E. Hood Ave.
www.studioredi eld.com
357 W. Hood Ave.
www.hoodavenueart.com
311 W. Cascade Ave.
www.twigs-sisters.com
Gallery Highlights
• “Vintage” theme Dan Rickards
and Chris Nelson at Clearwater
Gallery
• Sculpture in Metals at Ken Scott’s
Imagination Gallery
• Cindy Briggs’ Watercolors at
Gary Cooley’s Collection Gallery
• Mitch & Michelle Deaderick
Ceramics and Winnie Givot
Watercolors at Hood Avenue Art
• Tonye Belinda Philips and Kathy
Deggendorfer at Twigs Gallery
• Jennifer Hartwig Scratch Art and
Lynn Woodward Prints at Sisters
Gallery
• Redi elds’ Abstracts and Kibak
Tiles at Studio Redi eld
• Pop-Up Gallery: Justine Gibbs,
Terri Smith and Charity Alva at
Alpenhimmel
Quick Draw
Feeling lucky this month? Sign
up for a $100 gift certii cate from
Canyon Creek Pottery. Register
only once per gallery … the more
galleries you visit on your Art Walk,
the greater your chances to win!
Winner will be posted on Sisters
Arts Association Facebook page.
This ad sponsored in part by Sisters Arts Association and The Roundhouse Foundation.