Wednesday, January 1, 2020
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Celebrate the new year with art shows
■ Baker City galleries will stay open late for the First Friday art walk of the year
BAKER CITY — Kick off the
new year with art shows featuring
subjects from near and far Jan. 3 in
Baker City.
CROSSROADS
Crossroads Carnegie Art Center
welcomes back the Annual Student
Art Show starting with an open-
ing reception from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Friday. Allison Swensen-Mitchell’s
music students will give a live per-
formance accompanied by Hannah
Violette. Enjoy some light refresh-
ments and enter for a chance to
win a $25 gift certifi cate to D&J
Taco Shop.
The art show will feature work
from schools as well as artwork
created in classes offered at
Crossroads including 2-D artists
Becky Litke, Paul Hoelscher, Amy
VanGaasbeck, Jan Clark, Megan
McGuinness, Hillery Lay and
Antonia Carriere, and 3-D classes
such as pottery and various mixed
medias taught by Shannon Gray,
Mo Quinn, Ginger Rembold, Mary
Sue Rightmire, Terri Axness,
Dawn Marie de Lara and Brenda
Johnson.
“We hope to see many artists
who took art classes enter this year
and that the show will inspire the
creativity within this community,”
said Crystal Rainwater, community
art director.
Also in January, Art from the
Pine-Eagle School District will be
Submitted photo
Leah Michel’s photography will be featured this month at Royal
Artisan in downtown Baker City.
Submitted photo
on display in the art center’s Mor-
rison Family Student Gallery.
Crossroads Carnegie Art Center
is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Saturday at 2020
Auburn Ave. For more information,
call 541-523-5369 or email info@
crossroads-arts.org.
BRODERICK GALLERY
The work of the Herbert Ber-
man, who died in 2012, will be
featured at Broderick Gallery, 1940
Valley Ave. Berman trained at the
Student League in New York City
and studied glazing techniques
from several masters. He painted
and taught in Corvallis for a num-
SEE
ART
2020 Auburn Avenue
Baker City, OR 97814
541.523.5369
info@crossroads-arts.org
www.crossroads-arts.org
ber of years. The show opens at 5
p.m. Friday.
Student art will be on display at
Crossroads during January.
CHURCHILL
ROYAL ARTISAN
Churchill Hall Pass Gallery, in
Churchill School, 3451 Broadway
St., will open First Friday with a
group show featuring works by
Casey Hallas, Jennifer Godwin,
Amy VanGaasbeck, Corrine Vegter,
Brian Vegter, Blake Musselman
and more.
Royal Artisan, 1912 Main St.,
will feature work by local photog-
rapher Leah Michel in her show
“Wanderings.”
The show, centering on canvas
photos from her world travels,
opens Friday with a reception from
5:30-8:30 p.m.
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