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15. Holly McHone
Jewelers,
1150 Commercial St.
Creating unique and individu-
ally custom designed jewelry. Cre-
ate something new with your own
gemstones or find out how Holly
can be your personal diamond
shopper in Antwerp, Belgium, the
diamond capital of the world.
16. RiverSea Gallery,
1160 Commercial St.
Presenting “Continuance: A
Journey,” a solo show of the ex-
pressive and dream-like oil paint-
ings of Seattle artist Beth Kehoe,
who portrays the vulnerability of
humans in the wilderness and in
unguarded moments spent alone.
Through intuition and gestural
strokes of paint, she interprets her
decades of experience backpack-
ing solo in the Pacific Northwest
into sensitive works that explore
the mystery and drama of inter-
acting with the natural world. In
the Alcove, Portland painter Karl
Kaiser offers abstracted interpre-
tations of horizon and landscape
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A mixed media work by Carol
Edwards at Luminari Arts.
interpreted in thick, luminous
layers of pigmented beeswax,
along with his acrylic paintings,
which carry on the same theme.
A jewelry trunk show features
new pieces by Tabor Porter who
draws inspiration from his decades
long habit of collecting objets
d’art, the vintage, the arcane,
the low-brow, the exquisite. With
the eye of an artist and skills of a
metalsmith, he creates delightful
and improbable collectibles like no
other. Theodore Pizanis, a dealer
in unusual gems, mounts a special
presentation for this weekend
only.
17. The Art Stall, 1268
Commercial St.
The Art Stall welcomes Kyle
Rudd. His one of a kind, colorful
Ruth Lantz’s “Back Lit, Bright Lights,” acrylic,watercolor pencil
and silkscreen on panel at AVA Center for the Arts.
Karl Kaiser’s “Wave 6” at RiverSea Gallery.
and whimsical fish will bring a
smile to your face. They are mixed
media with some re-purposed
materials and come in a variety
of sizes. Several artists have also
replaced some of their work with
new pieces.
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18. TEMPO Gallery,
1271 Commercial St.
Constance Waisanen, fabric
artist, is showing her large, vibrant
art pieces inspired by organic forms
that incorporate her own hand dyed
fabrics. She is also showing her
silk scarves and free form concrete
sculptures. Meet Waisanen and listen
to music by Peter Unander on jazz
keyboard.
19. Bridge and Tunnel
Bottleshop & Taproom,
1390 Duane St.
Showing acrylic, watercolor
and sketches by Astoria artist Bryce
Harris. His work is often eclectic,
eccentric interpretations of nature,
wildlife and portraits.
20. Creations Studio &
Gallery, 1396 Duane St.
Create your own mini mosaic. For
$5, first-time mosaicers can create a
fun memento of the evening.
21. AVA Center for the
Arts, 1010 Duane St.
(entrance on Duane)
Presenting Portland painter
Ruth Lantz, sculptor Shelby Silver
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A fabric art piece by Constance Waisanen at TEMPO Gallery.
and artist and lighting designer
Jill Mulholland. Lantz’s paintings
explore the intersections between
painting, digital language and the
natural world. Silver, a self-described
“ecological artist,” will be showing
new sculptures and jewelry made
from recycled fishing ropes and nets.
Mulholland works with light and
glass. She creates delightful pieces
that disperse multicolored moving
lights (“Light Confetti”) from a direct
light source.
23. Astoria Makers
Marketplace,
1010 Duane St.
This Art Walk marks the grand
opening of the Astoria Makers
Marketplace. More than 20 makers
will have their locally made goods
available for purchase in the
Marketplace year-round. The public
can come to us for unique gifts,
useful problem solvers for your
every day or that big custom order
you’ve been dreaming about.
22. AVA Artist-in-
Residence, 1010 Duane St.
AVA a-i-r Kirista Trask shares
plein air sketches and small paintings
of the Columbia River area in a series
expressing joy, hope and resilience.
Next door, see a-i-r Sally Lackaff’s
progress as she works on illus-
trating two children’s books. AVA’s
ongoing a-i-r program provides two
artists with free studio space for four
months. Learn more at astoriavisu-
alarts.org.
24. Audrey Long
Ceramics,
1030 Duane St.
Wheel-thrown clay, covered in
glazes I make, in kilns I fire, using
designs I’ve refined over time,
field-tested and cupboard ap-
proved. With dirt, my hands, glass
and fire. I make functional ceram-
ics, pieces that are well-thought
and utilitarian, each hand-thrown
and individually glazed in shapes
and colors that feel good.