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series inspired by classic American fi lm
noir. Also featuring fi ber art sculptures by
Karen Thurman.
9. Tempo Gallery, 1271 Commercial
St.
Presenting keyboard jazz by Peter
Unander, plus original artwork by Tempo
Gallery’s six regional artists.
10. Oregon Gypsy Gallery, 1426
Commercial St.
Showcasing art in a variety of medi-
ums including metal, ceramics, leather and
wood.
11. AVA Center for the Arts, 1000
Duane St.
Featuring Jill Mulholland’s collections
‘Light’ by Jill Mulholland, shown at Astoria Visual Arts.
LightBox Photographic Gallery opens two shows
ASTORIA — LightBox Photographic
Gallery will host a reception for two new
shows from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday
in the gallery, 1045 Marine Drive.
The shows include “The Portfolios” and
“The LightBox Files.”
The portfolio show features images
by nine photographers who were selected
“for the excellence of their submitted pho-
tos.” Four images from each photographer
will be on display. Featured photographers
include Laurie Feitag, Karen Hymer, Rich
Bergeman, Pat Rose, Brian Edwards, Jan
Becket, Walt O’Brien, Matthew Ragen and
Ryan Synovec.
The second show, “The LightBox Files,”
is a reopening of an exhibit originally
scheduled for April. The exhibit honors
“the complete photographer, those that pur-
sue the art of fi ne printing.” Eight photog-
raphers are featured in the exhibit. Featured
photographers include Jim Fitzgerald, Ann
Kendellen, John DuBois, Ken Hochfeld,
Dave Schaerer, Roger Dorband, Laura Kur-
tenbach and Mike Demkowicz.
Both exhibits will be available for view-
ing at the gallery until Sept. 8. The gallery
is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday
through Saturday.
T
POR
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including, “Light Paintings” which use
refl ected sunlight through different medi-
ums that she photographed; the “God-
desses” series, a group of large-scale col-
lages from images Mulholland collected
over the last 35 years, mounted on maps
dated from 1930 to 1983; and the “Assem-
blages,” a group of things that she collected
over the last 15 years.
12. Vaulted Gallery, 1389 Duane St.
Presenting painter Scott Vaughan, whose
work focuses on the experience of walking
in nature and how places are remembered,
using a mixture of abstract and impression-
istic techniques.
13. Art Totale, 3rd and Bond streets
Presenting “How Small We Are,” featur-
ing fi ber art sculptures and music.
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