Lynn Guild announcing the 100th Brookings Second Saturday Art Walk
Photo by Nola Range
Bill Schlichting - Bill has taken over creating the monthly flyer for the Art Walk
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Art Walk founders, Dale Wells and Horst Wolf, applauded a proclamation by Brookings Mayor Ron Hendenskog
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Art Walk Princess Christina Olsen passes out commendations to the honored creators, artists and venues of the Art Walk. Bill Schlichting was on hand to record this momentous event.
Photo by Nola Range
Shirley Hyatt tooting a horn for the Art Walk
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Carl Rovainen rarely misses an Art Walk. Ann Ostrowski and Art Walk Photographer Nola Range enjoying the celebration.
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Horst Wolf punctuated almost every announcement with a piercing trumpet blast
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The parade is about to begin
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Artist Pete Chasar making parade music
Photo by Nola Range
The parade celebrating the 100th Brookings Second Saturday Art Walk proceeded down Art Walk Alley and around the block. Photograhers Bill Schlichting and Agatha Conrad caught the parade as it passed Brian Scott/Signatures Gallery. The entourage posed in front of the Curry Coastal Pilot building while Bill gallently stood in the middle of busy Chetco Avenue to get a picture.
Photo by Nola Range
Whew! Now it's time to begin the 100th Brookings Second Saturday Art Walk.
Aura Wright and Lon Goddard played at a new Art Walk venue - Gypsies at 549 Chetco Avenue. Refreshments were served on the lovely patio that features a waterfall in the rear.
Photo by Nola Range
Lynn Benton's beautiful gourd creations and seagrass baskets are featured at Gypsies. Lynn demonstated her work during the Art Walk.
Photo by Agatha Conrad
A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store featured artisans Kathy and Del Brant of Kiss J Co. They create fine jewelry from antique silver spoons.
Kiss J Co. jewelry is now available at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store
Photos by Agatha Conrad
Wendy Malone demonstrated pastel painting at Wright's Custom Framing. Wendy and her teenage daughter Rachael are October's featured artists at Wrights.
Photo by Nola Range
Rachael Malone demonstrated portrait drawing at Wright's and posed with finished work by herself and her mother Wendy.
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Carl Rovainen and Friends at Wright's Custom Framing.
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Bob Pope is showing digital art and photography at M Care
Bob Pope's work at M-Care
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Warren Barr performed at M Care during the Art Walk
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A crowd filled the isles of Art Walk Alley Antiques to listen to Giraffes on a Raft
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Dottie Schreiber gave an "altered art" demo at Feather Your Nest
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Tammy Tanner is showing handmade jewelry at Feather Your Nest
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Hither Thither and Yon at Feather Your Nest during the Art Walk
Photo by Agatha Conrad
Dottie's Corner is featuring handmade Swarovski Santas and Snowmen
Photo by Agatha Conrad
The Chetco Community Library is continuing to show the paintings and photographs of the Cherish the Chetco display which was posted here last month.
Photo by Nola Range
This painting of the Chetco River by Audi Stanton can be seen at the Library along with numerous others by local artists.
Photo by Nola Range
The Lion's Club 2013 Community Calendar was on sale at Dewey's Digs, along with photographs by the calendar's artists.
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The Lion's Club refreshment table was elaborate, as usual.
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Manley Art Center and Gallery is ready for Halloween
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Chip Moore demonstrated some of his glass art making techniques in the classroom at Manley Art Center
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PBAA President Cilde Grover enjoyed Chip's glass making demonstration along with a standing room only crowd of more than 70 people.
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Marshall Thompson entertained in the Gallery at Manley Art Center
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Manley Art Center is featuring Emeritus Artists Liz James and Marian Chapman during the month of October.
Paintings by Liz James at Manley Art Center. Liz had a 30 year career as an illustrator, designer, and corporate art director in the San Francisco Bay Area, and has taught painting for over 30 years. In 1977 she moved to Oregon and became a full time painter. She is a consistent award winner in juried exhibitions.
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Paintings by Marian Chapman at Manley Art Center. Marian joined with Virginia Manley to start the Pelican Bay Arts Association in 1955. She has tried every art medium, but is best known for her watercolors and tole paintings. For many years she taught tole and china painting in her home studio. She continued to paint after suffering a stroke in 2008, but after a second stroke she retired from painting. Art has remained an important part of her life.
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This jigsaw puzzle made from a painting by Liz James in 1991 is on silent auction at Manley Art Center. Proceeds will benefit the PBAA Scholarship Fund.
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Tom Tanzi performed at Brian Scott Gallery during the Art Walk
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Tanzi played a wide variety of mellow music that the crowd enjoyed
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It was an outstanding performance that many other musicians came to see
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Sandy Bonney showed one of Tom Tanzi's paintings to the crowd
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Artist Sara Broderick joined the dancing that was inspired by Tom Tanzi's music
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