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MIXED MEDIUM
THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
MARCH 23�30, 2022
Enjoy live music, celebrate art at the Josephy Center
Go! staff
J
OSEPH — The 2022 wom-
en’s exhibit at the Josephy
Center for Arts and Culture
closes Saturday, March 26, with
live music from 6-9 p.m.
The reception also features
the announcement of the works
that earned the People’s Choice
and Director’s Choice awards.
The show, titled “An Invita-
tion to the Lighter Side,” opened
Feb. 26 at the center, 403 N.
Main St.
The curator was Kolle Kahle
Riggs. The show is sponsored
by Wallowa County Soroptimist,
Wallowa County Cultural Trust
and the Collins Foundation.
The women’s exhibit is an an-
nual art show held at the Josephy
Center. This year’s theme invited
women artists to “explore humor
and the joys that keep us going
through challenging times.”
The exhibit features 28 artists
from the Pacifi c Northwest.
Those unable to make it to the
center to see the art in person
can take a virtual tour. Go to
www.josephy.org. Hover over
“Exhibits/Events” and click on “An
Invitation to the Lighter Side.”
The Josephy Center is open
Monday-Saturday, noon-4 p.m.
“The Shampoos of My Youth,” digital print by Zanni Schauffl er
“Times Forgotten,” pastel by Debbie Hughbanks
“Love, Punky,” artist’s book by
Roberta Lavadour
We thank these Chambers Members
for their continued support
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Mark O. Hatfield
Heritage Station presents a
traveling exhibit from the
Oregon Historical Society
March 5 - April 3,
2022