‘Night Winter,’ by Joan Stuart Ross, will be on display at RiverSea Gallery.
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Bridge and Tunnel Bottleshop & Tap-
room, 1390 Duane St.
Featuring artist and designer Matthew
Palmgren. At 15, he was an apprentice to
Hai Ying Wu, a Chinese-American sculp-
tor, where he honed his skills and furthered
his interest in sculpture and public art.
Brut Wine Bar, 240 10th St.
Brut welcomes Leben Von Klaus Pho-
tography featuring a series of Astoria
Bridge photographs.
Brumfield Gallery, 1033 Marine
Drive
“New Editions” features new work by
printmakers Liza Jones, Paul Miller, Jani
Hoberg, Patricia L. Giraud, Gene Flores,
Yuji Hiratsuka, Marit Berg, Michéle Land-
saat, Lyell Castonguay, Laine Greoneweg
and Michael Barnes.
Cambium Gallery, 1030 Duane St.
Welcoming six new artists: Leah Kho-
lenberg, Gia Whitlock, Kelly Williams,
Amy Stoner, Elisabeth Walden and Jo
Pfeifer.
Cargo Astoria, 241 11th St.
Moved into a larger space next to Asto-
ria Coffeehouse & Bistro just in time for
the holidays. Cargo will present new and
vintage curiosities from around the globe.
Ornaments, custom wrapping paper, rib-
bon, stocking stuffers, clothing, jewelry,
tableware and more.
Foragers, 1004 Marine Drive
Hosting multimedia artist Brad Reef.
Forsythea, 1124 Commercial St.
Debra Gerth will show her introspective
mixed media pieces.
‘The Red Booth,’ by Amelia Santiago, will be on display at Imogen Gallery.
Work by Debra Gerth will be on display at
Forsythea.
Imogen, 240 11th St.
Welcoming the sublime oil paintings
of Reed Clarke, the soulful paintings of
Aaron To ledo and the evocative paintings
of Amelia Santiago. All works explore the
essence of humanity.
Kit’s Apothecary, 1004 Marine Drive
Kit’s Apothecary will host author Lori
Tobias and will be featuring her sec-
ond novel “Storm Beat” which details her
life as a news writer covering the Oregon
Coast.
Lower Columbia Q Center, 171 W
Bond St.
The Q Center is Astoria’s own resource
center for LGBTQIA+ folks and their fam-
ilies. The center will be featuring several
new and local talented artists.
McVarish Gallery, 160 10th St.
The gal-
lery will pres-
ent part two
of the “That’s
What She Said”
show, a collec-
tion of paint-
ings of women
by female art-
ists including
Rachel Bess,
Jen Brown, Lisa
Laser, Jill McVa-
rish, Renee
‘HOLD,’ by Aaron Toledo, Tay and Carrie
will be on display at Williams.
Imogen.
Munktiki,
1241 Duane St.
Debba will have new paintings of 100
Faces Paintings.
Oscar de’ Masi Art Gallery, 1145
Commercial St.
Presenting “Sunflowers,” a brand new
collection of work focused on sunflow-
ers. Art plus hors d’oeuvres, wine and
conversation.
Paul Polson Studio Gallery, 100 10th
St.
Will show large surreal oil paintings and
Northwest land scapes. Showcasing large
strata in oil and adding new paintings to
the exhibit.
RiverSea Gallery, 1160 Commercial St.
Marie Powell and Penny Treat will
highlight the increasingly fragile popula-
tion of birds that form an important part
of our regional ecosystem. Mixed-media
monotypes will be presented by Joan Stu-
art Ross. Meet the artists from 5 to 8 p.m.
Treasure Alley, 77 11th St., inside the
Pier 11
Landscape photographer Linda Fen-
ton-Mendenhall will feature her locally
printed calendars.
Weird Sisters Freak Boutique, 1004
Marine Drive
Find the Disco Diva dancing through
the streets of Astoria for a coupon to get a
free disco necklace or car mirror ornament
and a chance to win a portable disco light.
Then dance on over to Weird Sisters in the
Hidden Underground Experience and meet
new friends in the World’s Tiniest Disco!
West Coast Artisans Gallery, 160 10th
St.
Presenting Oscar Nelson’s “Coast
Time” series; the drama of fall coming
through with oils and the love of gestural
abstraction in the vein of the experimental
abstract Paris influences.
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