AUGUST 3, 2017 // 9
Aug.
5
SEASIDE — Celebrating 13 years in 2017, Seaside’s First
Saturday Art Walk is all about the arts.
The next art walk takes place 5 to 7 p.m. Aug. 5. Visitors
meet artists, enjoy light bites, view artist demonstrations, see
new work or enjoy live music. The free event is held in the
historic Gilbert District of downtown Seaside.
Complimentary parking is on the corner of Holladay
Drive and Oceanway Street.
Peddler’s Row
600 Broadway St.
Featuring vintage original oils,
designer goods, work created by ar-
tisans and one-of-a-kind collectibles
gathered from all over the country.
Peddler’s Row is a new-old business
curated by Avery Loschen and Will
Perkins, former proprietors of Palapa
Beach.
Moxie Boutique
609 Broadway St.
Featuring exclusive jewelry and
art where everything is handmade.
As a member of the Fair Trade Fed-
eration, the boutique demonstrates
a genial and equitable approach to
conducting business.
SunRose Gallery
606 Broadway St.
Zemula Fleming features beaded
mosaics, paintings and shrines. In-
fluenced by her love of icons, Zemula
illustrates the lives and uniqueness
— mostly of women — in specific
times and their period clothing using
the media of acrylic paint and seed
beads. Her ornate beaded frames
artistically envelope the story within.
A word to the wise: Her collectors
arrive early — she is that popular —
so come early for your best chance to
own a Zemula Fleming original and
meet the artist.
Paul Brent Pop-Up
Studio and Gallery
608 Broadway St.
Paul Brent, sponsored by the
Gilbert Block Building, will offer
a Seaside Painting LIVE episode,
starting with a blank canvas at the
beginning of the Art Walk evening
A piece by Emily Lux featured
at Beach Books
and completing a quick finish at the
end, offering patrons marvelous
opportunities to watch a master artist
create.
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Fairweather
House & Gallery
612 Broadway St.
Opening reception for the exhibit
“Findings,” which juxtaposes an array
of art by Emily Miller, Mariana
Mace, JoAnn Pari-Mueller and Chris
Boyer about the pleasures of beach
combing. The exhibit is also launching
Fairweather’s 2017 emerging artist,
Whelpsy Whelp, who was selected
through an audition process and re-
ceived gallery mentoring throughout
the past year.
“Findings,” will be the 11th
annual emerging artist exhibition in
the gallery and will include former
emerging artists Britney Drumheller,
Nick Brakel, Linda Trexler, Ashley
Howarth, Diane Copenhaver, Ashley
Howarth, Gayle H. Seely, Kristin Qian
and Rebecca Gore.
Each of the artists in attendance
will discuss the development of their
work and the ideas that drive their
creativity.
Seaside nature photographer,
ecologist and biologist Neal Maine
will speak at 6 p.m. Summer time
beverages light bites and live music
by Shirley 88 will be provided through
the evening.
Beach Puppy
Boutique
614 Broadway St.
Featuring the Magikul Art by Cal
von Kugler, who creates canine- and
feline-themed watercolors, jewelry
and gift cards.
“A Curious Discovery” by Whelpsy Whelp at Fairweather House & Gallery
The Loft Gallery at
Beach Books
616 Broadway St.
Featuring Emily Lux and Nate
Marcel, a dynamic husband and wife,
creative team. Both are seasoned
studio artists, who challenge them-
selves at every turn to produce bigger,
better, stronger, more captivating art.
It doesn’t stop there: They share a
love of working in a variety of differ-
ent and challenging, creative media.
Oil, acrylic, watercolor, printmaking,
mural painting, drawing, illustration
and photography — all play a key
role in the wide spectrum of their
artistic expression.
Dough Bakery
8 North Holladay Drive
Artistic chef Jonathan Hoffman
has his fingers in a lot of pies: He is
an entrepreneur who works with
local farmers, fisherman and foragers
to use the freshest ingredients to
feature in his culinary fares. Hoffman
enters the Art Walk arena, featuring
local artist John Dudley, a photogra-
pher who “digitally tinkers with the
ordinariness” of images. Fun fact:
Hoffman is a three-time winner of
Iron Chef Goes Coastal.
T.anjuli’s Gallery
7 N. Holladay Drive
Billy Lutz is an owner, artist and
philosopher. Themes within the
image are used to describe the main
“Mermaid” by Zemula Flemming
featured at SunRose Gallery
“Eagle” by John Dudley, featured at Dough Dough Bakery
theme, which provide different van-
tages or perspectives. Fun fact: Lutz
organized for 350.org Art Exhibition
for Climate Change Awareness in
Astoria.
Seaside Coffee House
3 N. Holladay Drive
Featuring Marcus Lundell, an
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Open Daily ‘til 6 pm
$2.00 lb.
Cranguyma Farms
113th & Sandridge
N. Long Beach, WA
artist who utilizes a reverse painting
technique on glass, creating unique
images. His window views include
comedic characters. His witty
perspective brings a modern, urbane
touch to his folk art medium. All of
the funds from sales are donated
to charitable organizations on the
Oregon Coast.
Cal von Kugler’s “Magikul
Dog,” featured at Beach Puppy
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WARRENTON FIBER
861-3305
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Warrenton