THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2019 // 17
Trail’s End Art
posts call for art for
annual judged show
GEARHART — Trail’s End Art
Association calls all local artists
to participate in the 69th annual
judged show. The show is Aug.
3-24. Wet, mixed media, photogra-
phy and 3D art is welcome.
Artists may submit their work
10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday or Monday,
July 28 or 29.
This year there are two age cat-
egories, adult and students 15 and
over, and then youth 14 and under.
Youth are not judged but all will
receive awards and their work is
shown in a special exhibit 2-5 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 3.
The adult category has cash
prizes for Best in Show and the
Mayor’s Award, plus business
donations for ﬁ rsts in each cate-
gory. The full Call For Art with
entry fee, size dimensions, com-
missions, and more can be found at
trailsendart.org, or by visiting the
Gallery at 656 A St. in Gearhart.
Judges this year include pro-
fessional artist and Astoria’s Imo-
gen Gallery owner, Terri Sund;
professional artist and Neskow-
in’s Hawk Creek Gallery owner,
Michael Schlicting; and Astoria
professional ﬁ ne arts photographer
Dwight Caswell.
TEAA is a nonproﬁ t, all-volun-
teer organization with a mission to
provide educational opportunities
in the ﬁ ne arts, to foster creation of
original ﬁ ne art in all media, and to
enhance the enjoyment of art in the
community.
Best In Show 2018, Kathy Samsel
Knappton Cove Heritage Center
opens for the season
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Center, the historic U.S.
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on the Washington side of
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An open house starts at
1:30 p.m. Saturday, June
1. Come hear about the
research and the surprising
story of a small town vic-
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1928: Portland vs. Asto-
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