DECEMBER 20, 2018 // 19
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COURTESY EXPLORER MEDIA GROUP
Photographer Christopher Burkett talks about one of his large-format photographs, ‘White
Lightning,’ at Northwest By Northwest Gallery.
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A master of fine-art photography
unveils new work in Cannon Beach
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CANNON BEACH — Christopher Burkett,
an Oregon master of fine-art photography,
unveils a new portfolio at Northwest By
Northwest Gallery through January 2019.
This year, Burkett was featured on
the PBS Weekend NewsHour. The pro-
gram’s focus was on the artist’s genius
and commitment to fine-art film/darkroom
photography skills honed by Burkett’s
friendship with celebrated photographer
Ansel Adams.
Northwest By Northwest, 232 N.
Spruce St., Cannon Beach, has represented
Burkett for three decades.
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COURTESY NORTHWEST BY
NORTHWEST GALLERY
A piece by fine-art photogra-
pher Christopher Burkett.
Submit your ‘Secret Astoria’
for AVA, RiverSea show
ASTORIA — Astoria Visual
Arts seeks artists for a
members’ exhibit at River-
Sea Gallery, Saturday, Jan.
12, through Tuesday, Feb 5.
Artwork must explore the
theme “My Secret Astoria.”
All media are welcome.
Current members are
invited to submit one to
three pieces to RiverSea
from noon to 4 p.m. Sun-
day or Monday, Jan. 6 or 7.
Artwork must not exceed 36
inches wide and must be for
sale.
As wall space is limited,
Betsy Millard, executive
director of the Columbia
Pacific Heritage Museum,
will select artwork to be
included in the exhibit. The
opening reception will take
place during Astoria’s Sec-
ond Saturday Art Walk, 5 to
8 p.m. Jan. 12.
A portion of sales will
support AVA’s Miss Bea
Fund for enhanced, commu-
nity-based arts learning in
our area high schools.
For more information
about AVA, visit astoriavi-
sualarts.org. For questions,
contact AVA Executive
Director Annie Eskelin at
astoriavisualarts@gmail.
com or 503-791-0575.
RiverSea Gallery is at
1160 Commercial St.