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Newspaper Page Text8 JANUARY 5�12, 2022 BEHIND THE SCENES FROM THE COVER New art shows at the First Friday art walk Go! staff B AKER CITY — Here’s a look at what you can fi nd during the First Friday art walk on Friday, Jan. 7, in downtown Baker City. CROSSROADS CARNEGIE ART CENTER Royal Artisan/Contributed image Royal Artisan will feature work by San Francisco artist Laura La Foret Lengyel, beginning with an opening reception on Friday, Jan. 7. 2020 Auburn Ave. The annual Student Art Show will be held in the upstairs gal- lery at Crossroads Carnegie Art Center, beginning with a recep- tion during First Friday, 5:30- 8 p.m. The show runs through Jan. 28 and features work by Baker High School art students. Alyson Spiering, commu- nity art director, said the work includes “a unique take on the concept of a self-portrait, paired with a linguistic explanation of their personal interpretation, 3D ceramic pieces that will include a ‘hybrid species’ project, water- color work and even jewelry.” Crossroads is open Monday through Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. To learn more, visit www.cross- roads-arts.org or the center’s page on Facebook. ROYAL ARTISAN 1912 Main St. Royal Artisan will be showing a retrospective of paintings and sculptures by San Francisco artist Laura La Foret Lengyel. Collector Jim Bay will be available First Fri- day 5-8 p.m. to answer questions about the artist and her work. SUNN JUICE + DECOR 1917 Main St. Sunn will stay open late for First Friday and feature works by painter Mary Davies Kerns. SWEET WIFE BAKING 2028 Main St. The Two Drink Minimum Art Gallery inside Sweet Wife Baking will present “The Magnifi cent Frigate Bird,” a show by Dale Beatty. Featuring his tropical soulmate in two dimensions, this show is a departure from his three-dimensional folk art. These paintings are heav- ily inspired by his life in, around First Friday at Crossroads Annual Student Art Show 2020 Auburn Avenue Baker City, Oregon 541.523.5369 www.crossroads-arts.org Exhibition on display Friday, January 7 through Friday, January 28 Crossroads is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00am to 5:00pm and under the coastal waters of Florida, Maine and Mexico. He now lives in Halfway. Visitors can meet the artist 5-8 p.m. on First Friday. Sweets, savories and handcrafted cocktails will be available for purchase. ANDERS GALLERY 1802 Main St. Enjoy art and live music on First Friday at Anders Gallery with D’Club L’Eveque starting at 6 p.m. The music style is Americana with songs and entertainment featur- ing duets with Debbie Friedman and John Woodard. BAKER HERITAGE MUSEUM Every month, the Baker Heri- tage Museum is having a pop-up exhibit at a downtown location. January’s display of typewriters will be at Betty’s Books, 1813 Main St., during the art walk. OTHER LOCATIONS Other businesses in downtown Baker City often stay open late on First Friday, so be sure to explore.