Art Walk starts at the venue of your choice... and the venues now cover so much territory that only Ira Tozer can walk to all of them between 4 and 7 pm.
We started at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store on the north end of Chetco Avenue. Larry Ball and Jim Relaford entertained with guitar/banjo/mandolin and vocals.
Todd Steele from Gold Beach is showing at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store. Todd has developed a very charming and distinctive style that is doing well in galleries up and down the coast.
Brookings Artist Buzz Stewart (center) came to visit with friends Todd and Jeanne Steele.
Lon Goddard and Aura Wright entertained at Manley Art Gallery. The large painting on the left is by Diane Price and on the right are hand loomed scarves by Jane Opiat.
Artists of The Month at Manley for November are The Tuesday Painters. The group meets every Tuesday at Manley Art Center to paint in the media of their choice and enjoy the camaraderie of other artists. During Art Walk they painted a still life of a piece of cake on a stemmed serving platter - painters from left to right, Rob Decker, Kathy Huxley, and Eva Marie Klass.
Work by the Tuesday Painters that will hang in the Manley Gallery for the month of November.
Tuesday Painters Eva Marie Klass and Verna Pooler, painting a still live of a slice of cake on a stemmed serving platter. Eva uses oils and Verna paints with watercolors.
During Art Walk Lorelei Hanna put the finishing touches on Manley's Christmas Raffle Basket. This year's basket includes two bottles of wine, a gift certificate for $10 toward dinner at Art Alley Grille, a hand loomed scarf by Jane Opiat, and dozens of other great gifts. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. If you win this basket you won't need to do much Christmas shopping - it includes something for everyone. Tickets are now available at Manley Art Center, Tuesday through Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm.
Speeding across Chetco Avenue to the next venue - a gorgeous Brookings sunset.
At Art Walk Alley Antiques, Giraffes on a raft entertained.
Marshall Thompson and Rapp Brush drew a crowd at Dewey's Digs where the photography of Jenna Smelosky was hung.
The Limericists drew both applause and groans.
Taking a short cut to Brian Scott Gallery from Art Walk Alley through Art Alley Grille.
Most people use the front door to Brian Scott Gallery -- on Chetco Avenue. In the window is a display of ceramics by Christina Olsen.
Inside, Jerry Moffit at the key board.
Horst Wolf "pouring" at Brian Scott.
Leslie Wolf gave a demonstration on how to make paper lanterns for the holidays.
The lights were turned off so everyone could see the candlelight in the paper lantern.
Thomas Sheets is showing some new abstracts at Signatures Gallery.
Also showing at Signatures: Drew Struzan (personal and movie art), Jan Kunz (watercolors), Karon Wilstad (sculpture), Ken Auster (paintings of surfer Greg Noll), Duncan Regehr (limited editions), Spencer Reynolds (mixed media), and Sandy Bonney (pastels).
Tom Broderick at the keyboard at Signatures/Brian Scott Gallery.
Currently showing at Brian Scott Gallery: Pete Chasar, Lorraine Filippone, Kathleen Kresa, Christina Olsen, Horst Wolf, Elio Camacho, Randall Tillery, Magda Druzdel, Dale Wells, Donna Goss, Manuel Lopez, Nancy Tuttle, Jewell Johnson, Jane Opiat, and Dan Sawyer. Lorna Rodriguez joined Shirley Hyatt for "Duets for Flute and Violin".
At Wright's Custom Framing, Spectrum Sound entertained.
Don't miss this wonderful exhibit of Phillip Wadsworth's abstracts - showing at Wright's during November.
Also showing in the Wright's Gallery: Photography by Warren Dowler, Sammy Hernandez, Vi Burton, and Steve Tadin. Woodwork by Mike Tompkins and Gary Vickerman. Ceramics by Gwen Childs, pencil by Bill O'Conner, prints of Len Burton's oils, watercolors and mixed media by Dale Wells and Sara Broderick, acrylics by Gordon Marsters, pen/ink by Wayne Bricco, hand loomed scarves by Jane Opiat.
