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1. The Art Loft
work of Nanette Wallace, a featured
artist in the book “The Printmaking
Ideas Book” by Octopus Publishing,
London.
Her use of ghost imagery and
various distressing methods, give the
pieces a feeling of snapshots from a
surreal past come to life. This power-
ful body of work was the inspiration
for the Astoria Freak Show in the
Secret Gallery that will be running
concurrently with Art Walk.
106 Third St.
Featuring Rhona Gewin and Jane
McGeehan. Gewin creates whimsical
and incredibly clever metal sculptures
out of kitchen steamers, baby cups
and almost anything metal. See her
fl ying bicycle and you’ll understand.
McGeehan’s masterful watercolors,
a variety of vivid scenes, are sure to
delight the most discerning art lover.
Join us from 1–4 p.m. just above Dots
N’ Doodles.
“Balancing Act” monotype
on paper by Nanette Wallace
is at McVarish Gallery.
6. Astoria Freak
Show at the Secret
Gallery
2. WineKraft
80 10th St. (Pier 11)
Featuring work from six local artists,
as well as live music starting around
7 p.m. Sip wine, eat and enjoy the
arts. We are the perfect location for
you to wrap up your art walking!
100 10th St.
Will be presenting his Pipe Series.
There are new oil paintings, as well
as smaller oil paintings from the
Strata Series.
160 10th St
Produced by Chris Minnick, the As-
toria Freak Show is a celebration of
nature and human abilities in a cir-
cus sideshow setting. After the Freak
Show, “The Circus Has Left Town” will
open. Created by immersive instal-
lation artist Sondra Carr with the
help of ACCA members, Freak Show
volunteers and sponsors, the Secret
Gallery has been trans- formed an
entire circus inside a gallery.
4. Blue Collar
Collective
7. Astoria
Underground Tours
9. Cargo
106 10th St.
We are excited to begin showing
original art, mixed media sculpture,
banners and paper arts, in addition
to photographic prints from local
artists. New items from Pacifi c North-
west artists arriving daily. Letter
Writing Social and free studio time
during Art Walk, as always!
1125 Marine Drive
Stop by and fi nd a wonderfully
wacky gift or beautiful refurbished
furniture.
240 11th St.
Spring is here lots of fun T-shirts
and kitchenware and cookbooks and
decorations for parties
8. Imogen Gallery
10. Luminari Arts
240 11th St.
See lush and spectacular photo-
graphs of Deb Stoner who combines
her skills as photographer,
researcher and gardener along
with meticulous detail to create
dramatic still life imagery. Reminis-
1133 Commercial St.
Luminari Arts features a trunk show
of handbound journals crafted by
local Jacob Storm Detherage. Come
meet the artist and a see a demon-
stration of the making of this
upcycled hard cover book journals.
Music with Michael Metzner and
brothers Luke and Olaf Ydstie.
3. Paul Polson Gallery
5. McVarish Gallery
160 10th St.
Presenting the haunting monotype
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cent of Dutch masters, she weaves
complex mazes of texture and color
within each composition. Scale and
precision are always at the forefront
of her work.
Metal bird by Rhonda Gewin at Astoria Art Loft
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“Asparagus Farmer” by Jill
McVarish
1124 Commercial St.
Stop in during Art Walk to see how
we are changing and growing.
Enjoy some refreshments and up a
last-minute gift for the “Mom” in
your life! See you soon!
See Art Walk, Page 19
“The Conversation” by L McDonald, acrylic on canvas