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ASTORIA — Astoria’s first Second Saturday Art Walk of
2018 takes place 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 13. Savor refreshments and
chat with artists on a lively, eye-catching excursion through
downtown. Be sure to bundle up! (Some locations open and
close earlier and later.)
1. Astoria Art Loft
4. Swakane Winery
106 Third St.
We are welcoming the new year
with a special exhibit by local artists
affiliated with the Art Loft. See new
works in watercolor, acrylic, oil, mixed
media, ink and more. Visit with local
artists and enjoy refreshments at the
early time: 1 to 4 p.m.
240 10th St.
Check out our new wine tasting room
with local art by Blaine Verely.
COURTESY IMOGEN GALLERY
“Coffenbury I,” an ink and
Conte crayon piece on mus-
lin, by Roger Hayes, on view
at Imogen Gallery
5. Riverbank Books
77 11th St.
Photographer Linda Fenton-Menden-
hall is showing resin-sealed prints,
cards and framed photos. Warrenton
resident Fenton-Mendenhall began
taking landscape images of the
North Coast about five years ago.
“I’m inspired by the ever-changing
weather here on the coast,” she said.
She describes her style as being
“focused on timing, lighting and
presenting the scene in an interesting
and unique way.”
2. WineKraft
80 10th St. (Pier 11)
See the work of six local artists and
enjoy live music with Two Crows Joy
starting at 7 p.m. Our featured artist
for January is Leslie McCray of Sweater-
heads, and she is having a trunk
show! Time to pick up her wonderful
handcrafted items for gift giving. Sip
wine, eat and enjoy the arts. WineKraft
is the perfect location for you to wrap
up your art walking.
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COURTESY ASTORIA
VINTAGE HARDWARE
ABOVE: “Twisted,” a lamp
at Astoria Vintage Hardware
BELOW: “Crossbow,” a lamp
at Astoria Vintage Hardware
6. AVA Pop-up Space
80 11th St. (above Coldwater
Skate & Surf Shop)
John Clark will be showing prints and
drawings based on his perception
of childhood memories — one part
Catholicism, one part Republican
politics and lots of tales of the Great
Depression. He will also show recent
bronze castings. Clark is a founding
member of Astoria’s Studio 11
artists’ cooperative and an AVA board
member.
3. Wake Gallery
160 10th St.
Welcome to an Art Walk evening
soirée and opening reception for our
January showcase 2 to 8 p.m. Come
enjoy refreshments and experience
the work of local dreamscape oil
painter Barry Brown and a colorful
series by abstract painter Wendy
Harmon exploring themes of isolation
and loss with a depth of undeniable
magnitude.
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COURTESY RIVERSEA GALLERY
“Monarch,” by Mark Larson, on view at RiverSea Gallery
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DON FRANK PHOTO
The Forsythea art gallery storefront
A work that is part of Roger
Hayes’ series “Memento Mori,”
a Latin phrase that translates
to: “Remember you must die.”