ABOVE: Kate Speranza’s ‘Out of Reach,’
featured by RiverSea Gallery. LEFT: ‘I Am
Alive’ by Jenny Coccorese, featured by Astoria
Institute of Music and Center for the Arts.
14. Munktiki, 1241 Duane St.
Featuring mugs and a variety of art-
ists’ works. Munktiki will be celebrating its
reopening.
15. Cambium Gallery, 1030 Duane
St.
Art made by Monica Cameron is featured at Forsythea.
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Japanese tradition, globalized western con-
sumerism and his life in the U.S. Brig’s work
includes 3D mixed media collages.
9. Imogen Gallery, 240 11th St.
Featuring creations by Deb Stoner, who
is a photographer, researcher and gardener.
Stoner’s photographs are detailed and weave
texture and color. Her prints are inspired by
her passions for growing plants, collecting
insects and choreographing still-life images.
Stoner’s work will be displayed until June 7.
11. RiverSea Gallery, 1160
Commercial St.
Featuring artist Erika Rier for a solo show
titled “Before & During.” New work by
owners Kirista Trask and Audrey Long will
also be featured.
Featuring paintings by Kate Speranza,
whose work is a “visual survey of the unin-
tentional.” Speranza’s work features scuffs,
scrapes, splatters and spills, which she uses
to relate to the history of humans marking
personal spaces. Work by Lucca Ettienne,
which “creates anthropomorphic artwork
referencing cultural and cosmic influences,”
is also featured. Ettienne’s pieces include
charcoal and mixed media on raw-edged
canvas.
10. Forsythea, 1124 Commercial St.
12. Oscar de’ Masi Art Gallery, 1145
Commercial St.
Featuring paintings by Monica Cameron
in the show “Begin Again.” The show is a
compilation of works that “reflect on earthly
renewal and the gentle creatures that inhabit
it.”
Featuring new paintings, prints, art tiles,
mugs and wooden boxes by local artist
Oscar de’ Masi; locally-sourced, handcrafted
furniture by Michael Demasi; and water-
color paintings by Karl Hauer.
16. Astoria Visual Arts, 1000 Duane
St.
13. Lumen: Community Wellness,
1350 Exchange St.
Featuring work by Katie Winters, whose
work “captures details of life in the dream-
like world she creates through her lens.”
Winters’ work features mothers and the
female form.
Featuring Clatsop County high school
students’ art in the gallery’s annual high
school art show. Student artists from Asto-
ria, Knappa and Warrenton are featured. The
show is part of the gallery’s Miss Bea John-
son Fund, which supports community-based
arts learning for teenagers.
17. Labor Temple Diner & Bar, 934
Duane St.
Featuring urbanscape painter J. Wesley
Willis, whose oil paintings showcase Asto-
ria’s scenery. The show includes several new
pieces.
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 2021 // 5