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MIXED MEDIUM
SEPTEMBER 22�29, 2021
THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
See where art is made
Open Studio Tour is Oct. 2 and 3
Go! staff
B
AKER CITY, HAINES — The
Baker Art Guild is again orga-
nizing a self-guided tour of art stu-
dios where visitors can chat with
the artists and see the process of
creating art.
This year’s tour is Oct. 2 and 3.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur-
day, and noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
The tour features 14 artists in
seven locations:
3245 ELM ST.,
BAKER CITY
ANN MEHAFFY: prints, paintings,
multimedia
*Note: Saturday only
3345 GRANDVIEW DR.,
BAKER CITY
COURTNEY BURTON: leather and
canvas
BLAKE MUSSELMAN: paintings,
prints
BRIGID MUSSELMAN:
multimedia, photography
AMY VAN GAASBECK: oil
paintings
EMILY VAN GAASBECK:
illustration and cartooning
BRIAN VEGTER: paintings
CROSSROADS CARNEGIE
ART CENTER, 2020
AUBURN AVE., BAKER CITY
MARY SUE RIGHTMIRE: clay
PATRICIA BAEHR-ROSS: plein air,
oils, pastels
JUNE SHULL: plein air,
landscapes, oils, acrylics
3320 BROADWAY ST.,
BAKER CITY
QUAIL CROSSING STUDIO,
645 THIRD ST., HAINES
SARAH LECOMPTE: drawings,
paintings, textiles
TOM NOVAK: paintings, sculpture
BECKY LITKE: paintings, pastels
SHERRI KAY LINNEMEYER:
watercolor, multimedia
1338 VALLEY AVE.,
BAKER CITY
www.facebook.com/bakercityopen-
studios
Becky Litke will open her Quail
Crossing Studio Oct. 2-3 in Haines
for the Open Studio Tour. She will be
joined by Sherri Kay Linnemeyer.
CHURCHILL SCHOOL,
3451 BROADWAY ST.,
BAKER CITY
www.facebook.com/bakercityopenstudios
Amy Van Gaasbeck is one of 14 artists on this year’s Open Studio Tour in
Baker County, Oct. 2-3.