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3. KALA @ Hipfish
1017 Marine Drive
KALA features new works by Sid
Deluca, “Torn Apart”; the collage series
represents the many fractures between
ourselves and our worlds, both exter-
nal and internal, both present and in
memory. Landscape photography, and
paintings by Kim Rose Adams, paint-
ings by Annie Eskelin, Bill Atwood,
Rebecca Rubens and Rene Rowe,
collage by Pooka Rice and Joi Smith.
Live performance at 7 p.m. by
Guitar and Sampling artist Raymond
Martin of the Stunning Ray Guns.
4. AVA Writer-in-Resi-
dence
80 11th St. (above Edison Fish
Market)
The team of Michael and Momo
Meow will exhibit artwork and read
from their illustrated young adult novel
centered around technology, neglect
and fantasy. The reading is scheduled
for 7 p.m.
5. Astoria Vintage
Hardware
1162 Marine Drive
COLIN MURPHEY/THE DAILY ASTORIAN
Astorian author Melissa Eskue Ousley’s new book comes out in
just a little over a week.
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Jewelry
1150 Commercial St.
Creating unique and custom-de-
signed jewelry. Create something
new with your own gemstones or find
out how Holly can be your personal
diamond shopper in Antwerp Belgium,
the diamond capital of the world.
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“First Fish,” a watercolor by
Brought to you by ADHDA – the Astoria Downtown Historic District Association, Astoria, Oregon Phyllis Taylor at Tempo Gallery
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6. Imogen Gallery
240 11th St.
We welcome back Cynthia Lahti,
who recently finished a residency
at Sitka Center for Art and Ecology.
Lahti brings a fresh series of drawings
depicting places known to her since
childhood — places of ancestors to
create delicate and subtle composi-
tions of our mystical coastal region.
The show will be on exhibit through
Tuesday, Aug. 8.
7. Cargo
240 11th St.
Summer is here. Lots of summer
clothing, fiction, kitchenware, beach
blankets and more.
8. The Fox and The
Fawn
1008 Commercial St.
The Fox and the Fawn, an upscale,
resale boutique, features a variety
of reasonably priced new and gently
worn clothing. Ayla DeCoraggio, the
shop’s owner, can provide style advice
guaranteed to make you shine. Come
enjoy the festivities while learning
about our charity-of-the-month.
9. Forsythea Home &
Garden Arts
1124 Commercial St.
Zemula Fleming continues through
July at Forsythea. There are many
fabulous pieces to choose from, so stop
by and peruse her luminescent ladies.
10. Holly McHone
11. RiverSea Gallery
1160 Commercial St.
On the Patio features paintings in
encaustic on panel and oil on paper
often inspired by landscape created by
Joan Stuart Ross, a noted artist from
Seattle and Willapa Bay. Steve Belz,
head of the ceramics department at
Peninsula College in Port Angeles,
Washington, presents mixed-media
sculpture in the Alcove, combining
elements of ceramics, carved wood
and steel.
12. Adagio
1174 Commercial St.
We’re celebrating July with won-
derful offers! For the entire month all
furnishings and Japanese woodblock
prints are 40 percent off, and all
Comfy brand clothing is 25 percent
off. Throughout the summer, our sales
include items priced $100 and up
ranging from 10 to 30 percent off. Stop
by and celebrate with us!
13. The Art Stall
1268 Commercial St.
We have 24 artists displaying their
works now and still growing. Come
check out the new art and have some
refreshments.
14. Old Town Framing
Company
1287 Commercial St.
Welcome John Wecker. Most
paintings in this exhibit are oil on
polymeric film affixed to styrofoam:
a home insulation material. “It is fun
Duane Street
13th Street
2. WineKraft
80 10th St. (Pier 11)
WineKraft is now featuring work
from six local artists, as well as live mu-
sic with Swingcats of Astoria starting at
7 p.m. Sip wine, eat and enjoy the arts.
WineKraft is the perfect location for
you to wrap up your art walking.
Preservation Farm, this month’s
featured Pop-Up at Vintage Hardware,
is an acre market garden in Knappa,
using sustainable practices to grow
heirloom vegetables. Every Saturday,
Preservation Farm will be stocking
the shop with fresh produce such as
summer squash, peas, kale, cabbage
and more. Come meet and greet this
lovely couple.
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“Emancipation,” a collage by
Sid Deluca
10th Street
1. Astoria Art Loft
106 Third St.
Featuring Brigette Willse’s paint-
ings, sculpture and steampunk jewelry
in “Beaver Tales,” a statewide project
honoring beavers. Sales of artwork
will benefit several wetlands and
watershed conservancies. Reception:
2 to 5 p.m. (earlier than downtown
Astoria galleries). Located above Dots
‘N Doodles.
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ASTORIA — The first Second Saturday Art Walk of the summer
takes place 5 to 8 p.m. July 8. Stroll into galleries, snag refresh-
ments, chat with artists and get more acquainted with down-
town Astoria. (Some locations open and close earlier or later.)
Exchange Street
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A piece by Zemula Fleming at
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“Abstract 1,” acrylic, by Vicki
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“Over the Rainbow,” a “sculptured painting” by Terrie Reming-
ton at Luminari Arts
to experiment with subject matter,
composition and materials. Lately I’ve
been thinking more about what goes
into in a successful abstract painting,
and I’d like to do more with that,”
Wecker said.
15. Tempo Gallery
1271 Commercial St.
July will feature new paintings by
local artists Vicki Baker and Phyllis Tay-
lor. Taylor’s work will feature boats and
fishing folk in watercolor and acrylics.
Baker will be showing small abstracts
and other new paintings. Stop by
during Art Walk to see their new work
and visit with the artists.
16. Lucy’s Books
348 12th St.
Lucy’s Books welcomes local
author Melissa Eskue Ousley for a
book signing of her two newest titles,
“Sunset Empire,” a young adult fantasy
set in Astoria, and “Pitcher Plant,” a
paranormal thriller set in Seaside.
17. Pat’s Pantry
1153 Commercial St.
It’s July! It’s warm! Let’s get Naked
at the Pantry! Well, Naked Lemon
will be popping up at the Pantry for
July’s Art Walk. Delectable treats and
delicious baked goodies.
18. Luminari Arts
1133 Commercial St.
Terrie Remington returns! “Over
the Rainbow” features new sculp-
tural paintings celebrating natural
landscapes and figurative studies
done with Remington’s technique of
combining clay and canvas to create
intricate, three-dimensional paintings.
Joining Remington will be Lorenzo, a
former Astorian, playing the ukulele as
it has never been heard before!