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ASTORIA — The next Astoria Second Saturday Art Walk
takes place 5 to 8 p.m. Oct. 13 with merriment and refresh-
ments galore! (Some locations opens and close earlier and
later.)
COURTESY MCVARISH GALLERY
COURTESY ASTORIA ART LOFT
A painting of boats by Stan Riedesel on view at Astoria Art Loft.
1. The Art Loft
5. Imogen Gallery
106 Third St.
From 1 to 4 p.m., the Art Loft will feature
nautical paintings including ships, river
and seascapes by Stan Riedesel and dot
painting by Chimoyo. Wood sculpture,
fused glass and more beautiful art are
available for a visual feast.
240 11th St.
Presenting Marc Boone of Ocean Park,
Wash. For “Shaman’s Way,” he brings
a series of oil paintings exploring
through metaphor the late great jazz
artists for which he’s had a lifelong
love.
2. Paul Polson Gallery
6. Cargo
100 10th St.
Now showing a series of smaller
works in oil and water-based paints.
The rest of the show will consist of
paintings, as yet unviewed, and some
of the stronger paintings from the last
three art walks.
240 11th Street
Cargo is doing its annual Mexican Day
of the Dead altar, including lots of
Halloween decorations and fun folk
art from Mexico.
3. McVarish Gallery
160 10th St.
Presenting portrait-based art of
painter Jane Terzis in “Learning to
Live in the World.” In this collection of
fictitious character studies, Terzis’ sub-
jects are primarily children or scenes
from childhood that are universally
ageless.
4. AVA Artist-in-
Residence
80 11th St. (Pier 11)
“Sky Touching Down” is a mixed-me-
dia presentation of earth, tree and
sky masks by Lucca Ettienne. It is a
fun and fanciful show of masks that
embody natural mystery that we may
otherwise miss.
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375 Duane St.
AVA features local artist Sarah
Bolerjack, who tells stories dear to her
heart through intricate, etched lines
of intaglio printmaking.
8. Oscar d’Masai
Studio & Gallery
1124 Commercial St.
Stop by and visit with the artist in
his studio. Landscapes, portraits and
abstracts on display for purchase.
9. Luminari Arts
1133 Commercial St.
Proudly presenting a group
show of mixed-media works by 12
regional artists titled “The Eye Ball.”
Tarot card readings: The Third Eye, by
Columbia River
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COURTESY RIVERSEA GALLERY
‘Rings of the Ancients,’ by Marie
Powell, oil and ink monoprint
and mixed media on canvas,
on view at RiverSea Gallery.
17. Creations Studio
& Gallery
COURTESY IMOGEN GALLERY
‘Axis Mundi: For Keith Jarrett,’
oil on canvas, by Marc Boone.
Judith Niland.
7. Astoria Visual Arts
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‘Working Class Hero,’ oil on
panel, by Jane Terzis.
COURTESY LUMINARI ARTS
10. Holly McHone
Jewelers
1150 Commercial St.
Holly travels to Antwerp this month!
It’s in Belgium and is the diamond
capital of the world! She can find the
perfect 1 carat for $3,000 and for
$10,000. What’s your wish? Talk with
Holly tonight.
11. RiverSea Gallery
1160 Commercial St.
Opening three shows: “Spirits of
the Ancients” pairs Marie Powell
and Penny Treat in an exhibit and
installation honoring the mag-
nificent old-growth trees of the
Pacific Northwest. Washington artist
Julie Ann Smith presents a series of
still-life paintings titled “Walking
with the Mundane.” Astoria jewelry
artist Garnet Griebel Booth’s pieces
combine passion with metaphysical
properties of gems.
12. The Art Stall
1268 Commercial St.
Join us for refreshments and view
new art! I welcome Vernon and
Melissa Vergara to our group, who
bring a modern look to the ancient
art of Gyotaku.
Luminary Arts presents ‘The Eye Ball,’ a group show of
mixed-media works by 12 regional artists.
13. Tempo Gallery
16. Ruins at the Astor
1271 Commercial St.
Deciduous trees, fir trees and palm
trees are the subjects of Vicki Baker’s
new series of acrylic paintings show-
ing this month. Also showing: Janet
Hutchings, Phyllis Taylor, Carol Smith,
Ed Peterson, Thron Riggs, and Mark
Hutchings. Vocal and guitar music by
Tim Wiley.
1425 Commercial St.
After being behind lock and key for
the past 50 years, The Ruins at the
Astor Building is opening its doors.
Built in 1921, the Astor Building has
undergone many changes and its
history can be felt and seen in every
part of this space.
14. Old Town Framing
Company
1287 Commercial St.
Jo Lumpkin Brown is releasing the
past and celebrating the present with
Astoria-inspired drawings.
15. Coastal Oregon
Artist Residency
1312 Commercial St.
In an exhibit offered through a
partnership with Recology Western
Oregon and Astoria Visual Arts, three
artists-in-residence — Cara Mico,
Wenda Vorce and Stephen Shumaker
— showcase art created using scav-
enged, discarded materials collected
from the Astoria Transfer Station.
1396 Duane St.
Thirteen artists and a working mosaic
studio! Come check out the work of
featured artist Carol Edwards. Alcohol
paint, ceramic masks and fused glass
pieces are only some of the elements
she uses in her mosaics. We also have
new watercolors by Jacquelyn Hern.
18. Bridge and Tunnel
Bottleshop and
Taproom
1390 Duane St.
“A Year in Astoria” explores people,
sights, sounds, tastes, smells and
creatures of my world in town.
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