AUGUST 2, 2018 // 21
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SEASIDE — Celebrating 14 years in 2018, the next Seaside
First Saturday Art Walk takes place 5 to 7 p.m. Aug. 4. The
free event is all about seeing and selling art in sponsoring
businesses between Holladay Drive and Broadway Street in
the historic area of downtown Seaside.
Peddler’s Row
600 Broadway St.
Featuring vintage original oils,
designer goods, work created by ar-
tisans and collectibles gathered from
around the country! Peddler’s Row is
an antique business curated by Avery
Loschen and Will Perkins, owners of
the Gilbert Block Building.
SunRose Gallery
606 Broadway St.
Featuring Zemula Fleming with her
highly collectible, detailed, richly
decorative seed bead mosaics and
paintings, mostly of women, and
small wall shrines. In her travels to
Italy, Spain and Peru (her husband’s
birthplace), she enjoyed exploring
ancient churches with their amazing
architecture and artwork. Zemula’s art
reflects the people, past and present,
who cherished them, and hopes to
tell a story for the viewer about a
person of another era, encased in a
decorative and jewel-like window.
Also present will be mixed-media
upcycle artist Patty Thurlby and
pique assiette artist/owner Cathy
Tippin with her new china mosaics
and jewelry. Light appetizers will be
served. Music is TBA.
Pacific Heirloom
608 Broadway St.
Featuring “Oregon-grown” antiques,
art and collectibles presented by Kay
Kenny. Featuring limited-edition
prints by Rod Frederick, an artist who
grew up in Portland. Artistic influenc-
es shaped Frederick’s boyhood — his
mother had a degree in fine art, and
his father, a lawyer, spent weekends
at the easel. Today Rod Frederick’s
career is wildlife art.
Fairweather House &
Gallery
612 Broadway St.
Opening artist’s reception for
“Emerging,” an exhibition and sale.
Introducing Veronica Russell, a
mixed-media artist. Russell’s current
mixed-media work centers around a
block print, using other media to layer
in texture, color and overall finish to
her multilayered pieces.
In addition, the gallery is featur-
ing woodworkers Mike Brown, Jim
Unwin and Edlee Quesnell. Meet the
artists and learn about their artistic
journeys. Appetizers and beverages
provided. Live music by Shirley 88.
Painting Seaside LIVE™ demonstra-
tions by Fairweather resident artists
Paul Brent and Carolyn Macpherson.
Local conservation lecture by natural-
ist Neal Maine at 6 p.m.
‘Timber Ghost,’ a limited edition print by Rod Frederick at Pa-
cific Heirloom.
PHOTOS COURTESY DENISE FAIRWEATHER
‘Summertime,’ a watercolor by Ken Hurley at Gilbert District
Gallery.
Art in the Loft Gallery
at Beach Books
616 Broadway St.
Artist Jim Zaleski exhibits his style
of vibrant, graphic art prints. Jim’s
unique style and intensely colorful
prints are well worth the time to drop
by and view the world through his
artist’s eye.
Westport Winery
Seaside
810 Broadway St.
Featuring a wonderful selection of
Shelter from the Storm in lighthouse
bottles by Opal Art. In 2016 Westport
‘Madonna of the Border,’ a
beaded mosaic by Zemula
Fleming at SunRose Gallery.
artists from Washington and Oregon
features original watercolors, bronzes,
giclees, prints, Native American jew-
elry, oil paints, greeting cards, nature
designs and gifts.
on his vast knowledge to novices and
experienced painters alike.
Moxie Shine Fair
Trade Boutique
The Whet Spot
12 N. Holladay Drive
The Whet Spot offers a relaxed,
friendly, “adults only” atmosphere,
where patrons can catch up with
old friends while enjoying craft
beers, ciders and wines. No minors
permitted at any time. Featuring the
art of pouring with 20 rotating taps
for craft beers and ciders, a Growler
filling station and offering wines by
the glass.
‘Beneath the Aquamarine,’ a lino
wood cut by Veronica Russell at
Fairweather House & Gallery.
‘Gray,’ oil on linen by Blue Bond at the Blue Bond Gallery.
Winery was honored as one of the
top 20 most admired wineries in
North America by Winery & Vineyard
Management Magazine.
Gilbert District
Gallery
613 Broadway St.
In attendance will be Kenneth J.
Hurley, an artist known for his artful
depiction of the American Buffalo.
Hurley has been dubbed the “Buffalo
Man.” In 2006, Hurley was awarded
the Producer’s Award for his talent
and devotion to the world of fine art.
Currently showing work in watercolor,
pen and ink.
The gallery, a co-op shared by
609 Broadway St.
Supporting more than 100 non-
profits, men and women’s artisan
cooperatives from all over the world,
and featuring delightful and hip
clothing, jewelry, gifts and home
goods, Moxie offers exclusive jewelry
and art where everything is hand-
made. As a member of the Fair Trade
Federation Moxie demonstrates a
genial and equitable approach to
conducting business.
Blue Bond Studio and
Gallery
417 S. Holladay Drive
Featuring amazing paintings by artist
Blue Bond done in oil on canvas. Ani-
mals, people, still life and wonderful
scenery pictures delight guests. Blue
is also a teacher and enjoys passing
Starry Night Inn
811 First Ave.
An art motel by the sea located in
a Victorian villa where each room
features art from Oregon artists. This
motel offers artist residencies. The
art at the motel is curated by Chris
Haberman. For the summer, Starry
Night Inn features Brenda Dunn,
artist/illustrator and curator. Brenda’s
specialty is her vintage-inspired pin-
ups that capture the sultry, glamour
of the 1940s and ’50. Her work was
featured in three seasons of the TV
show “Portlandia.”
And find additional original art
during the day at:
• Hold Fast Gallery, 611 Broadway
St.
• Dough Bakery, 8 N. Holladay
Drive
• Seaside Antique Mall, 726
Broadway St.
• Seaside Coffee House, 3 N. Holla-
day Drive