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14 // COASTWEEKEND.COM LightBox reveals ‘Nature’s Way,’ ‘Storms’ ASTORIA — LightBox Pho- tographic Gallery hosts the opening and artists’ recep- tion of “Nature’s Way” and “Storms” during Astoria’s Second Saturday Art Walk 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 11. The “Nature’s Way” group exhibit features the work of 32 photographic art- ists from around the country that expresses the wonders of our natural landscape. The photographs take many interpretations of the theme; the only requirement is that the photo is in color. Jody Miller, of Astoria, juried the exhibit of 50 pieces. Also opening on this night is Miller’s “Storms,” an exhibit of images current- ly released as limited-edition prints. Our Earth is stressed and the future of our planet and our own existence is in question, the gallery wrote. Believers in science JODY MILLER PHOTO A Roswell storm cell and climate change battle those who deny the nega- tive impact man has on the environment. “We hope to show Earth’s beauty and uniqueness … We honor the Earth and all its glory by exhibiting amazing color natural landscapes,” the gallery wrote. “Nature’s Way” will show in the gallery Saturday, Nov. 11, through Tuesday, Dec. 5. The gallery offers mem- berships to be part of the community that helps further the mission of the gallery. LightBox (1045 Marine Drive) is open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Contact LightBox at 503-468-0238 or at info@ lightbox-photographic. com. Visit lightbox-photo- graphic.com for more info on this exhibit and to enjoy past, current and upcoming exhibits. In “Myth and Lore,” Astoria’s Charlotte Bruhn and Portland artist Dawn Pantta- ja off er sculpture inspired by history and legend. Bruhn creates intricate mosaics in bas-relief using ceramic pieces with mixed media. Panttaja’s ceramic vessels feature mermaids, sea sprites and other mythological beings. Judith Altruda shows a new collection of distinctive jewelry, each piece embellished with Victorian-era sea glass or ancient coins. The artist recently returned from a sea glass collecting trip to England and Scotland, and will share her stories and the history behind each piece. Jazz will be performed by Blue Silk, featuring Dave Ambrose and Kelly Shannon. “Kimmie Sucking Smoke,” by Skye McKey, on view at Lumi- nari Arts 9. The Art Stall 12. Pat’s Pantry 1268 Commercial St. If you’re an artist looking for a home, or just someone who enjoys supporting local art, check out The Art Stall, featur- ing 20 artists. Brianna Horton has just fi nished a series of paintings in which she is expressing the general physical, emotional and psychological eff ects of mental illness, including depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder. 1153 Commercial St. Come learn about our newest cocktail accoutrements from Bitter Housewives and sample their bitters and syrups. Love extra virgin olive oil (EVOO)? Then swing by and sample Oregon Olive Mill’s Olio Nvovu — freshly pressed and unfi ltered. 10. Old Town Framing Discover Scandinavian Design 30 NOV. 10-13 th Birthday 1116 Commercial Astoria, OR (503)325-5720 1287 Commercial St. Old Town Framing is 30 years old. Check out some new in-store changes, eat some cake and celebrate with us! 11. TEMPO Gallery 30 % For every $ 10 spent, receive a ticket to enter 30 Days of Giveaways (Winners drawn 11/30/17) ON ALMOST THE ENTIRE STORE COURTESY LUMINARI ARTS 1271 Commercial St. We’re featuring new work by painter Ed Peterson in his show titled “Here and Now.” Stop by to see Ed’s work, plus the art of fi ve other artists, and listen to jazz keyboardist Peter Unander. 13. Luminari Arts 1133 Commercial St. Patty Thurlby presents her collection “When Queens Dance,” a series of collages each attributed to a virtue. Skye McKey, local radio personality, and for- mer Astorian, introduces a new series of photographs with her show “Snippets: The Devil is in the Details.” Live music with Sheckpea. 80 11th St. (above Coldwater Skate and Surf) Artist Roger Hayes will be showing both completed works and works-in-progress. Hayes is a multi-media artist whose cur- rent pieces include pencil, ink, gouache, crayon and acrylic. Musician Gregg Skloff will be playing his own unique music. Astoria artist Jessica Schleif’s beautiful show focuses on seeds — the idea that DNA in such a small vessel is capable of growing large life forms. 15. Creations Studio and Gallery 1396 Duane St. Come enjoy this new gallery space celebrating eight local artists, featuring unique lamps, paintings, photos, found-object art and mosaics. Come check it out and talk to owner Kai Raden about upcoming events. 16. CMH-OHSU Knight Cancer Collaborative 2111 Exchange St. The CMH-OHSU Knight Cancer Collab- orative features a diverse collection of Northwest art. Potter Richard Rowland will kick-off the Art Walk at 4 p.m. with a talk, “Art: A community connection for healing.” Join a tour of the collection 4:30 6 p.m. The collection features artwork by more than 17 Northwest artists. Santa Lucia Festival of Lights SALE SAVE 14. AVA Pop-Up Gallery and Artist-in-Residence Continued from Page 7 Friday, November 24 th Astoria High School 1001 W. Marine Drive Holiday Music 6:30 pm Santa Lucia Festival of Lights Program 7 pm Lucia Bride 2017 Kara Dowaliby Program • Santa Lucia Bride & Attendants • Star Boys • Introduction of the 2018 Scandinavian Court • Lighting of the Christmas tree www.AstoriaScanFest.com Featured Entertainment • North Coast Chorale • Holiday Sing - Along with Chris Lynn • Refreshments: Sons of Norway • Public Dancing: Scandinavian Music - Entrainers TBA Admission $1 per individual or $5 per family Proceeds will go to the Festival Scholarship Fund Sponsored by the Scandinavian Midsummer Heritage Association