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THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
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OCTOBER 20�27, 2021
Last chance to see ‘Wall Paper’
and ‘Fire Stories’ at ACE
Go! staff
L
A GRANDE — Visitors to Art
Center East have several
more days to see the current ex-
hibits: “Wall Paper” by Addie De-
Long and “Fire Stories” featuring
photographs by John F. Marshall.
The exhibits close on Oct. 23.
The art center is at 1006 Penn
Ave. Regular hours are noon-
5 p.m. Wednesday through Fri-
day, and 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday.
Admission is free.
Exhibits can also be viewed at
www.artcentereast.org.
‘WALL PAPER’
DeLong is based in Bend.
This show, according to ACE’s
website, “explores how color can
express the passing of time and
capture a memory. Inspired by
the soft pinks and pastels of the
homes of DeLong’s parents and
grandparents, nostalgia plays a
main role in this series of work.”
She has a bachelor’s in fi ne
art and business from Eastern
Oregon University. Her works,
exhibited in the Main Gallery,
are created with acrylic paint
and paper.
“As a kid, paper was widely
accessible and had ties to
handwritten notes, letters, the
calendar my mom wrote all of our
activities on — the documents of
our lives,” DeLong said. “It also,
of course, has a resemblance to
wall paper.”
‘FIRE STORIES’
In the Co-Op Gallery, “Fire Sto-
ries” looks back in time through
pairings of panoramic images
MORE ART
The duo show “Food and
Form” continues through
Oct. 30 at Crossroads
Carnegie Art Center in
Baker City. Featured artists
are Deborah Penning and
Sarah E. Wynn. Visit the
center at 2020 Auburn Ave.
or see the show online at
https://crossroads-arts.org/
exhibits/food-and-form.
taken from forest fi re lookouts
— comparing those of today to
ones from the mid-1930s.
The photographs take the
viewer through the maze of his-
tory, fi re ecology, fi re behavior
and land management.
John F. Marshall, who has a
master’s in wildlife resources
from the University of Idaho,
Art Center East/Contributed image
Addie DeLong’s show, “Wall Paper,” can be seen at Art Center East or online
at www.artcentereast.org.
started taking photographs
of razed landscapes on the
Okanaogan-Wenatchee Na-
tional Forest in 1994. He has
replicated historic panoramas at
more than 75 fi re lookout sites
in Oregon and Washington, a
sample of which are shown in
this exhibit alongside classic
nature photography.
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