SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 // 9
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Things Are” by Diane Jackson and
Charlotte Bruhn, featuring new acrylic
paintings by Bruhn and paper mache
animals by Jackson. Bruhn, a ceramic
artist, explores new territory with
large acrylic paintings inspired by a
love of animals and a caustic life view.
Jackson, a collage artist, continues
her interest in paper mache with a
collection of new whimsical animals,
hand built and hand painted.
The menagerie art show will act
as an introduction to the unveiling
of Luminari Art’s recent expansion,
which includes a larger inventory of
cards, journals, eclectic gifts, funky
jewelry and outsider art. Enjoy live
music and refreshments.
Charlotte Bruhn, left, and Diane Jackson will present the collaborative show “Where the Wild
Things Are” at Luminari Arts, featuring paintings and paper mache animals.
“Cloudline” by Diane Kingzett
at Imogen.
Heidi Stanley from Portland
posed as Lisa Ackerman’s
model for “The Third Eye
Chakra (Ajna)” oil painting.
See it and more at Prana Well-
ness Center.
8. Forsythea
1124 Commercial St.
A small group of new paintings
by Stephen of Salem will be on
display. The artist had a long career in
advertising and now spends his days
painting for the shear joy of it.
9. Adagio
1174 Commercial St.
On display are antique African
masks and Japanese woodblock
prints from the Shin-Hanga and
Sosaku-Hanga periods. The collection
of “wearable art” includes vintage
Japanese silk haori, creations in Tencel
by Barbara Hall; painted silks by
Kavita; and handmade lora-dyed silk
scarves by Brianna Lichnovsky.
“As Above, So Below” by
Diane Kingzett at Imogen.
10. AVA a-i-r Studio
80 11th St. (upstairs)
Astoria Visual Arts artist-in-resi-
dence Erika Hawkins will have some
of her color-saturated paintings on
display and for sale. She will also be
painting throughout the evening.
Hawkins’ current focus is luid paint-
ing, in which the paint is able to react,
change and take shape with minimal
guidance. The results are dramatic.
“Astoria Barges” by Stephen at Forsythea.
“Last Enslaved Man” by
Charles Schweigert at River-
Sea Gallery.
Advocates for children in the state
foster care system.
shopper in Antwerp, Belgium, the
diamond capital of the world.
11. Prana Wellness Center
1428 Commercial St.
Featured local artist Lisa
Ackerman will share her oil
painting series “Chakras In Balance”
depicting the essence of each major
chakra in the female form with
related, surreal and sublime sym-
bols. Paintings are accompanied
by haikus by Catherine Meyers and
music by Larkin Stentz. Ten percent
of all proceeds will benefit Clatsop
County’s Court Appointed Special
“Heading Out at Dawn” by Phyllis Taylor at Tempo Gallery.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
SUPPORTING PARTICIPANTS
12. In the Boudoir
1004 Commercial St.
Envelop your senses with ine
linens, lotions, soaps and home decor.
13. Cargo
240 11th St.
Find handmade clothing and
other items from around the globe.
14. Salon Vervé
1110 Commercial St.
Pastry chef Terri Meriwether will
present a display of artisan cakes.
Enjoy samples of cakes and French
macaroons.
15. Holly McHone Jewelers
1150 Commercial St.
Holly McHone Jewelers creates
custom jewelry. Create something
new with your own gemstone, or ind
out how Holly can be your personal
16. Muse Beauty Bar
1168 Commercial St., Suite 206
The moon has always been
an enormous influence on Briony
Kendall Staley’s photography and
creative path, which led to the
inspiration for her September
themed “Celestial Photo Booth.”
Head to Muse Beauty Bar (upstairs
in the historic Copeland building)
“Contemplation” by Robert
Paulmenn at RiverSea.
for an enchanting evening of
moon-energized photography.
Original photography work will be
on display, along with prints and
cards available for purchase.
17. Maiden Astoria
255 14th St.
Stop by for refreshments and look
at local and regionally made goods.
18. Chariot Spirit + Home
1423 Commercial St.
“The Connor Foss at Dock” by
Phyllis Taylor at Tempo Gal-
lery.
19. Museum of Whimsy
1215 Duane St.
The Museum of Whimsy will be
showing whimsical, playful, fanciful
and odd curiosities dating from the
1800s through today. Admission is
free during art walk only.
20. WineKraft
80 10th St.
WineKraft features art by six local
artists. Hear live bluegrass music by
Randy Weiss and a guest at 7 p.m.