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Music, food and wine at reception for landscape artist
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CANNON BEACH — Join artist Diane
Kingzett for the reception of her show
“Time Will Tell” at the Cannon Beach
Gallery (1064 S. Hemlock St.) in mid-
town Cannon Beach 6 p.m. Saturday,
Aug. 26.
Her oil paintings feature color-
ful abstract landscapes of Oregon.
Kingzett has shown throughout the
state; this will be her second time
at the nonprofi t Cannon Beach Arts
Association.
The reception — which will fea-
ture live music, food and wine — is
free and open to the public. The event
is family friendly, and the exhibition
will be on display through Sunday,
Oct. 1.
“Landscapes emanate energy from
structures, people, animals and spirits
which have passed through the space,”
Kingzett said. “Long after the physi-
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The Arts Association will also
be hosting local illustrator Dorota
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shop, titled “Ethnobotanical Sketch-
books,” 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug.
26. This workshop will be held at the
Cannon Beach History Museum (1387
S. Spruce St.).
The cost is $45 for members, $65
for nonmembers. The cost of mem-
bership is $35 per year. To register for
the workshop or get more information
about the reception, call the gallery at
503-436-0744.
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SUBMITTED PHOTO
“Yucatan Tripod,” a 16-by-20-inch oil painting by Diane Kingzett