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December 26, 2012
Jazzy New Year’s Eve
Y ou’re invited to have yourself a jazzy New Y ear’s Eve
with two jazz greats, vocalist Rebecca Kilgore and pianist
Randy Porter.
The Friends o f Cham ber Music concert is a fundraiser
for the organization, the oldest cham ber music society in
Oregon and the sixth oldest in the country.
Kilgore and Porter perform some of the best song
standards from the 1930s and 1940s with their signature
charm and style.
The hour long concert at The Old Church, 1422 S.W.
11th Ave., will be on M onday, Dec. 31 at 7:30 p.m. and
follow ed by a cham pagne and dessert reception.
The general adm ission cost is $25 which includes a
cham pagne recep tio n . C all 503-224-9842 or visit
boxofficetickets.com .
An optional intim ate early supper is also being offered
at various private hom es throughout Portland before the
concert. Price for the dinner, concert and reception is
$ 100. For more inform ation, visit focm .org.
Rebecca Kilgore
Randy Porter
January Featured Artists
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‘Lonley Road, ’ a mixed media piece by
ShellyCaldwell.
An artist’s reception on Satur
day, Dec. 29, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
will kick off January’s featured art
ists of the month at Guardino Gal
lery, 2939 N.E. Alberta St.
The main gallery will contain oil
paintings by Judy Biesanz, and
b lo w n g lass by R yan S elby.
Guardino’s feature area will show
case mixed media assemblages by
ShellyCaldwell.
Biesanz’ oil paintings are large
and saturated with color and atmo
sphere. Her motif parallels many of
her dreams, inviting a narrative to
form that is an allegory from a more
subconscious level.
Selby is an emerging artist creat
ing blown glass sculpture. Form
and use of color are both important
aspects in his work.
Caldwell uses paint and model
ing to give her pieces support and
cohesion, leaning into the idea that
these pieces were bom and aged
together.