The daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1961-current, November 02, 2017, Page 15, Image 14

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LEFT: A sculpture by Kathy Samsel, on view at Trail’s End Art Assocation Gallery. RIGHT:
Sculptures by Kathy Samsel, Trail’s End Art Association’s new featured artist
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GEARHART — The next Gearhart Art Walk takes place 2 to
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check out different forms and fl avors of art — and start their
holiday shopping early!
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It’s time to start celebrating the
holidays at A Great Gallery. Holiday
cards, gift tags, night lights, clocks,
hand-knitted items and beautiful
jewelry by Donna Mareina. Refresh-
ments and chocolate always!
Romancing the Home
1157 N. Marion Avenue
Gearhart
503-717-8150
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3350 U.S. Highway 101 N.
503-738-9977
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In addition to the work of modern
artists Gayle Pedemonte and Tom
Grogg, Romancing the Home will
feature antique and vintage paintings
throughout the shop. There is
something for everyone — whether
you enjoy oil paintings, Asian ink
drawings, or watercolors, we would
like to share what we have with you.
There will be refreshments, so please
join us.
Trails End Art
Association
656 A St.
503-717-9458
trailsendart.org
Trail’s End Gallery will open a
new show with a reception for the
featured artist, Kathy Samsel. During
Art Walk hours, the Art Association
will off er a fun, brand new “Make It
and Take It” workshop for all ages.
A piece by Kathy Samsel
The gallery will also display origi-
nal paintings in watercolor, oil, acrylic
and pastel. Browsers will fi nd prints,
photography, mixed media, cards and
gifts in the gallery entrance.
For more information about the
Trail’s End Art Association, please
visit trailsendart.org. New members
are always welcome and need not be
juried to join. Reach the membership
chair by calling the offi ce at 503-717-
9458. Winter hours are 11 a.m. to 3
p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.