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Gin Laughery’s ‘The Morning Path’ monotype
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LEFT: Rebecca Sentgeorge’s ‘Astro Boy’ at RiverSea Gallery. MIDDLE: Jenessa Manion ‘Seafoam’ acrylic on canvas. RIGHT: Mixed media work by
Diane Jackson at Luminari Arts. BELOW: A Sámi style bracelet from Nomadic Artistry.
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Hidden Underground Experience and to exhibit their
strange and unusual items in the WS LAB. Come Gawk,
or participate. Meet fellow collectors of the odd object
at Exquisite Corpse. 10% off store items if you’re in
costume.
6. KALA, 1017 Marine Drive
KALA presents Astoria/Portland artist Jenessa Man-
ion. Lifetime painter Manion takes a break from realism,
discovering a new passion in abstract and mixed media
fl uid painting — to invoke mood and imagination for
its viewers. Meet Manion and enjoy refreshments from
5–8 p.m. during art walk.
7. Astoria Vintage Hardware,1162
Marine Drive
We are hosting friends Martha Stephens and Jen
Hufnagel as they display individual and joint creations
in this month’s Pop Up Shop. Stephens creates whim-
sical animal mounts and shadow boxes. Hufnagel will
be sharing a variety of fi ber craft pieces and handmade
leather wallets. They have also created a wonderful col-
lection of handmade soaps, a face cream and salve that
would be a delightful addition to anyone’s daily regimen.
8. Imogen Gallery, 240 11th St.
Featuring printmaker Gin Laughery, formerly of Asto-
ria, who traded coastal life for the high plateau desert
region of Central Oregon. Laughery brings a rich collec-
tion of monotype prints depicting landscape imagery
through abstraction, color and texture. Laughery readily
interprets her new terrain through printmaking, sharing
a focused collection inspired by the high desert.
9. Cargo, 240 11th St.
October is the time for our 10th annual Day of the
Dead alter. Stop by and visit with folks’ art pieces from
Mexico.
10. Finnware, 1124 Commercial St.
Augusta from Nomadic Artistry will be demonstrat-
ing Sámi style bracelet making. Pewter handicraft and
weaving of bands involve a mixture of native and bor-
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rowed techniques dating back centuries.
11. Luminari Arts, 1133 Commercial
St.
We are hosting the Second Annual Eye Ball featuring
local artists Carol Edwards, Diane Jackson, Sid Deluca,
Charlotte Bruhn and J Griffi s. This is a fun celebration
of the season, incorporating Halloween, Samhain and
Day of the Dead elements. Eye Ball food by Debbie Shel-
ton. Live music with Red Beans and Rice, showcasing the
amazing talents of John Orr and Ted Brainard.
12. Forsythea, 1124 Commercial St.
The Fall Equinox has passed and there is no going
back. We are embracing the season here at Forsythea
with new scented candles, warm patterned pillows,
scarves and a host of comfy products to enjoy the
season.
13. Odd Things and Objects, 1445
Commercial St.
Proud to present the very talented Victoria Kings-
bury on guitar for a special Libra birthday party. Today
we all need the infl uence of these free spirited, fair and
balanced creatures among us. Please join us for refresh-
ments and a lively sing-along and check out our unique
art and vintage treasures.
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