August at Easy Lane Frames & Select Art Gallery

Our current show, “Water, the Substance of Life”, represents what is important and sets our area apart from many others. Water, in all of its forms, plays a vital role in all of our lives. We may complain about the rain, but our area would not be so beautiful and lush without it. Why do people vacation to the Oregon Coast?...to see our powerful ocean, lush forests, beautiful rivers and waterfalls. Now some of those most precious images are part of our featured show. This open show was judged by Carolyn Le Grand and Georg (Ike) Kistenmacher. A big thank you goes to these art professionals who pulled together their expertise to select images for ribbons in the show. Their criteria was: 1-Creativity, 2-Design, 3-Mastery of the medium. Make a point of visiting the gallery this month to check out the beautiful entries and to make your own selection for the “People’s Choice” Best of Show ribbon. The work is varied in mediums, design and subjects. It would be a great show to bring any of your visiting company to view. This show will remain on display until the end of August.

Our show for September-October will be “All Mixed Up!”. All art pieces submitted to the show must include at least two distinct art mediums. Get your creative ideas flowing and create a mixed media piece for the show. There is no limit set on the size of an entry and there is never a entry fee charged. Two-Dimensional pieces must be ready to hang and three-dimensional pieces are welcomed. You may enter up to two pieces. Your art entries should be delivered to the gallery on either August 30 or 31 between the hours of 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This should prove to be an exciting show and we hope that you will plan to be a part of this show.

We can help you frame your work to enhance its strong points. Has your work been juried into an upcoming show? We can show you many options and have it ready for the show. We are happy to give you an estimate on any framing job. BAAA members, students and military always receive 10% off any framing or matting order. Our computerized mat cutter can do exciting decorative cuts to dress up any mat. Do you want a special gift for someone? We can cut out their name letters in a mat that you can then fill with photos for that personal gift.

Upcoming classes and workshops at Easy Lane Frames: Summer is a great time to take a class; call the gallery for details 541-756-7638.

-Palette Knife Class taught by Carolyn Le Grand. Carolyn will teach techniques for using a palette knife with acrylic paint. This three class series will begin on Monday, Aug 8 and continue on Aug. 15 and Aug 22. It will be at the gallery from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. The cost for the series is $45.

-Intermediate Watercolor Studio workshop lead by Jane Snoddy will be added on Friday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:00PM. Participants will be working on projects of their own choice. There will be group critiquing and assistance where needed. This workshop will start on August 5th and continue through the month of August. Participants will pay $10 for the sessions that they attend.

Second Look

So I've spent a lot of time talking about reviewing what you have done to see if you can find a hidden gem among the dross.

No, you won't always find something. Most of what you've done is an expression of your creative passions and has a specific unity, which cannot be altered without destroying the whole. But there will be some pieces which you can take and fiddle and make into something new.

For instance...

You didn't think I was just going to flap my gums didja? No of course not. So for illustration purposes let's take a look at the moon.1 like looking at the moon and take pictures of it often. Sometimes it is a huge red ball in the sky and sometimes it is a hazy blue ghost stealing across the heavens.

To make matters even more interesting I don't always use a tripod. I take a lot of moons pictures hand-held. What a stupid thing to do, the images will come out all fuzzy and distorted. That's just what I hope for sometimes, distorted and fuzzy can be really interesting.



So here's a shot I took a few months back. It's nice, even fairly stable for a hand held night shot. (Back in the day, when film was still a new idea and we thought Ektachrome 64 was blazing fast, the mark of a real photographer was being able to shoot in available darkness, hand held with an 85 mm lens cranked open to F1.4 or better and still get a clear shot. I can't do that nay more, even if I could do it back then and probably I couldn't and am just remembering being young and brilliant and capable through rose-colored glasses.)

But even I think it's nothing special. So I ran it through the software a coupla times. Yeah, I have four photo-editing programs on my computer so I can take a look at a lot of different things.



This is what came of all that looking. And no, I still don't think it is anything special, but it is more interesting and it is something that one day I might find a specialized show which want just such a strange and wonderful not so special thing.

So by dredging through my old files I came up with something I could take a second look at and find a treasure or at least enough fool's gold to make my old heart beat a bit faster.

I did the same thing with the UVARTs Symbols, Letters, Words ----------- Text Us!

I wasn't going to enter until I went back through my files and there it was, just what the doctor ordered, or at least the Call to Artists.

What is it? Oh no, I'm not telling. I want to enter it in the show and if I told you, I'd jinx the whole deal.

That's what I did to the US Women's World Cup Team, I raved, I bragged, I shouted how good they were, (And don't misunderstand, they are) and look what happened, they lost to a very deserving Japanese team. They are still as good as a team can be, but this year they won't be World Cup champions. And you see I am not nearly as good so, mums the word!

This weekend at Sage

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OCMA Alert

It's July on the Oregon Coast! Due to the forecast of rain tomorrow, Saturday, July 16th, the Bay Area Concert Band performance has been moved from Mingus Park to the Coast Guard Hangar near the North Bend Airport. Come kick off the 33rd Oregon Coast Music Festival at our "new" place and time -

Coast Guard Station near the Airport on Maple Street in North Bend at 12:30 p.m., Saturday, July 16th,

This event will also celebrate with the U. S. Coast Guard their Centennial of Aviation from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.

Change is good

When last we spoke, I was ranting on about going through your files to find something you could update to make an interesting entry in a show. It just didn't seem fair to winge at you and not share some of my own experiences.

I was doing some research on the Net looking for an inexpensive way to scan slides without spending money. Money is for framing, right? And I did find an article which showed a simple and inexpensive way to use a flatbed scanner to scan in old slides. Voile! I said. I made the little bugger and low and behold it does work. The resulting scans are nothing to write home about, but they do get the old slide out of the shoebox and into the computer where some good can come of it.

So here is a picture I took about 1973...



Beautiful, but somewhat less than prefect after all of this time in a slide box being banged about all over the country. I told you the process was cheap and could be done in your very own home so no snickering about the quality of the result.

I could have just cleaned up the image and run it through a scratch and dust filter and made some adjustments to the color spectrum, but that wouldn't really do for making something new so I didn't do that I did do some tweaking to the image and this is what I came up with...



Not so aesthetically pleasing, but totally new and different.

And this is what I meant about searching through the work you have already done. I didn't even have this in the computer when I started. I had to find a way to scan in the slide and then make some decisions about how I wanted to clean it up so that it could work for some show in the near or distant future.

You won't know what you have until you take a look. Maybe there's a Picasso lurking in your storage room?

Deadlines

The deadline is tomorrow!

That's right, if you haven't prepared your entry for the Western Oregon Regional, you are...okay, not completely out of luck, but close.

Why haven't you? I know the motorcycle show at the Coos Art Museum has taken up all of your time. (It certainly has mine) I know you've got to get down to Bandon to see the new show at Sage Gallery, the Meet and Greet at Second Street, the Boardwalk Bunnies and the Sit Stay show. So what else is your excuse?

All of those things are important, (Me, I'm glued to the television to see if Megan Rapinoe, the Wizard of WOW can spark one more win for the U. S. Women's World Cup team. {Sunday 11:00 AM Pacific on ESPN2}) , but so are keeping up your opportunities.

I'm not ready, I don't have anything, I'm too rushed, all good excuses. Here's the problem with good excuses, they don't get awards. You get noticed, noticed by people with money in their pockets, people who buy art, people who know people who buy art, by entering and sometimes winning these art shows. It is sad. An artist should be accorded fame, fortune, and a lifestyle of the rich and shameless on the basis of vision, creativity, their own personal style.

Unfortunately, as much as I love our U.S. Women, (And will follow them win or lose, sweet success or bitter disappointment), if they don't win Sunday, they'll be just a window history has closed as it races on through time. That's what happens when you don't enter a show, especially a show like the Western regional. You become a closed window.

Have you been taking your art to Easy Lane Frames and Select Gallery and having Ken Snoody make Giclee prints so that you have a permanent record of what you have created even if it sells? Have you been loading the pictures you take of your own art on to the computer so that you can email them to out of state clients? Have you kept a record of what files you have or don't?

Then why haven't you gone through those records to see if there is something you've already done that could qualify for the Regional? You don't always have to create something absolutely new for a show. Okay, something like the motorcycle show calls for a new image for most of us, not being riders or Bobs or even paying much attention to bikes. But most shows, especially shows with no fixed theme, like the Regional, that's your chance!

Sure you're a painter and would never touch a photograph for love nor money. What's that, you would for money? Then what about all of the work you've done. Is there something that a program like PhotoScape or GIMP or even the high-priced spread PhotoShop could make new and shiny? If there is then why haven't you done it? There is no shame in taking your own work and making it a new image for a show. It's all part of the game in the digital age.

Deadlines never come at the RIGHT time. That's why they are deadlines. They're like jury summons, no one wants to see one, everyone wants to get out of one and it is never the right time for one, but try to sell that to the judge if you don't show up. You just have to put on your game face and do it.

Did you watch the U.S. Women against Brazil? They were one man down, one goal down and out of time...but they found a way to win. That's what winners do, they find a way when there's no time left and no one believes it can be done. That's how you face a deadline, you make it happen.

Ava Richey's Art News

Hi Everyone,

This coming Monday, July 18th, we will continue painting the Coos County Parks. We will meet at 12:00 noon at the LaVerne Park (61217 Fairview Rd). We will start painting there, then go to W. LaVerne Park, then Rock Prairie Park.

Directions to LaVerne Park: Take Central Blvd. from Hwy 42 to Fairview Rd. Turn onto Central Blvd either by the log pond shake mill NW of Coquille, or by turning left onto Central at the traffic light in Coquille, then stay on it until you see Fairview and turn right. Drive 8.6 miles. Bear left on Coquille/Fairview Rd for another 4.8 miles, according to the Yahoo map. :) They have a phone number listed at LaVerne Park so you can call them: 541-396-2344.

If anyone would like to carpool or caravan, meet me at the north end of the Ray's parking lot by Bree's by 11:00. Please let me know if you're coming so I don't leave you. :)
My phone is 541-347-4643 and the cell is 541-297-6118.

Thanks.
Ava
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Art Information:

FYI: New listings have asterisks ***** next to the date.

If any of the web links below in blue are not "live", meaning if you click on it and it doesn't take you to the website,--- right click on it and choose copy, then open your internet web browser, left click on the web address window at the top to highlight it, then right click and paste the web link into your browser and hit enter. The site should open.


July Sale: 15% off stretched canvases and canvas boards at Bandon Artist Supply 541-347-4482. Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. except closed Sun. & Mon.
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Current Shows:
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now through July 17th
HarborTown Events Center, Old Town Bandon
The Grand Salon art show features works by 25 top south coast artists to be on display daily from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Now through September
Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center, Bandon
"Sit/ Stay. Roll Over.", an invitational show of paintings and photographs of dogs. Participating artists include Judy North, Lloyd Ziff, Lynda Hoffman-Snodgrass, Tod & Jeannie Steele, Kelle Herrick, Kent Holloway, Peggy Knox, Susan Lehman and Barry LaVoie, and Ava Richey. Show runs through September.
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Now through August
Black Market Gourmet, 495 Central Ave, Coos Bay, OR. 541-269-0194 http://www.blackmarketgourmet.com
Features work of local artist and watercolor instructor Josie Reed.
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now through July
Mike Ousley is the featured artist at Harry Ritchie's Jewelry in Pony Village Mall, North Bend, OR. A 1960's themed hexaptych is displayed in concert with the 50th Anniversary of Pony Village Mall.
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now through July 31st
Sage Gallery, 390 1st St. SW Ste 2, Old Town Bandon (upstairs in the Port of Bandon Bldg). Features Etch - a - Sketch artist Jeannie Hemming, and South Coast Collage artists Donna Cox, Molly Dufort, Sharon Jensen, Susan Lehman, Ava Richey, Pat Snyder, Arlene Tinsley, dorothea tortilla.Show runs June 24th thru July 31, 2011 Gallery open Fridays 4 - 8 p.m., Saturdays 2 - 6 p.m. and Sundays 12 - 4 p.m.
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now through July
Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport 541-867-FISH or http://www.aquarium.org Passages of the Deep Gallery----"Beauty and the Birds" features Bandon's husband and wife team Susan & Steve Dimock. Their photography includes Oregon coast landscapes and birds, including acquarium puffins.
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now through July
Second Street Gallery, 210 Second Street, Old Town Bandon 541-347-4133 "Mhttp://www.secondstreetgallery.net
"Miniature and Small Works Open Exhibition" Includes works by approximately 30 artists.
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now through September
Boardwalk Bunnies Show in Old Town Bandon.
Rabbits, hares and bunnies of all kinds. What a fun show! Vote for your favorite.
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Sarita Southgate, S.L. Donaldson, Yvonne Ramirez Ousley, and Michael William Ousley will be exhibiting their art at Brooke and Herb Yussim's Oregon Bay Properties site at 1992 Sherman Avenue, North Bend (Hotel North Bend). http://www.obpre.com/LocalArtists Call 541-808-2010 to confirm showing artists, and hours available for visiting.
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Classes
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Easy Lane Frames, 3440 Broadway, North Bend, 541-756-7638
Contact for information on a variety of classes.
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Rose Palette, Pony Village Mall, North Bend. Landscapes in Oil, $20 per class.
Instructor Carol Turner. 541-396-5373
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Artist Loft Gallery, Pony Village Mall, North Bend. Call for Class Information
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August 3, 2011 deadline to register for Sas Colby "Art as Improvisation" class at Sage Gallery. 541-329-0303 http://www.sascolby.com September 30 and October 1, 2011, 10 am to 4 pm
$190 + $10 materials fee, includes lunch
$50 non-refundable registration fee due by August 3
Balance of non-refundable fee due by September 3rd
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Coquille Valley Art Association offers classes in art painting (all mediums), quilting, woodcarving, woodburning, pottery, and beading. 10144 Hwy 42, Coquille, OR 541-396-3294
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Schedule of Classes offered at Second Street Gallery, Old Town Bandon
Accepting registration now for classes in August on photography, watercolor, colored pencil, felting, leatherwork, basketry, Navajo tapestry weaving, oil painting and collage.Apply in person at 210 Second Street, or visit http://www.secondstreetgallery.net
For more information call 541-347-4133.
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Schedule of Classes offered at Sage Place
go to: http://www.sagegallerybandon.com
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Beginning Pastel Classes...Mondays 2 - 4:00 p.m.
Darrell Sanders, owner of Gallery On The Bay, 658 South Empire Blvd. (Cape Arago Hwy.), Coos Bay, OR 541-888-3771, galleryonthebay@gmail.com
website is http://www.galleryonthebay.org cost of class: $20
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Dateline Events:
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****Thursdays, July 14 and July 21, 2011 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Gold Beach Episcopal Church
Easternmost end of Moore Street.
Figure Drawing. To confirm & for more information contact Alexandra alexandra@portraitsbyalexandra.com
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Thursday, July 14, 2011 5 - 8:00 p.m.
Oregon's Bay Area Art Walk...includes various locations...Pony Village Mall, Easy Lane Frames and others. Gallery by the Bay (5 - 7:00 p.m.) will feature Sally Rolicheck, Nan Forsberg-Hammond, and Ruben & Sandy Kretzschmar. Sally will be showing some experimental pieces she calls abstract-realism. Nan will show a series of local places she calls "where land meets the sea". The Kretzschmars will display functional art pottery pieces.
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****Thursday, July 14th Art Walk Event
Opening for "Water: The Substance of Life" show at Easy Lane Frames/Select Gallery, 3440 Broadway, North Bend.
Ribbon winners announced at 7:00 p.m. Attend and help select the Peoples' Choice Award. Show runs through August. Gallery hours Mon - Thurs 10 - 5 p.m, Friday 10 - 1
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******Friday, July 15, 2011 5 - 7:00 p.m.
Umpqua Valley Arts Center, 1624 W. Harvard Ave, Roseburg, OR 97471
541-672-2532 http://www.uvarts.com
Opening reception for "Location, Location, Location", the Umpqua Plein Air Show.
Meet the artists! Juried by Mitch Baird. Reception sponsored by Creative Catering.
Show to include work by local artists Susan Lehman, Joan Madden, Ava Richey, Sandy Schroeder, Arlene Tinsley and Connie Zane.
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*****Saturday & Sunday, July 16th 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Meet & Greet the Artists at Second Street Gallery, Old Town Bandon
Tod Steele will be the featured artist this weekend. Come see his art and meet the man behind it. Wonderfully humorous and colorful!
http://secondstreetgallery.net for more information, or 541-347-4133
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Sat. & Sun. July 16th & 17th and continuing weekends through October 1st & 2nd: Whistling Gallery Art Fairs Saturdays, and Superswap Sundays. Gallery offers outside space for artists and vendors at a cost of $18 per day or $50 per month. Saturdays are for artists and crafters (if you make it you can sell it), Sundays for Swapmeet Sales (you own it you can sell it). Vickie Eichelberger, 541-404-7336 whistlinggallery@gmail.com
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*****Saturday, July 16, 2011 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sage Place, 525 11th St, Bandon 541-329-0303
Bead & Button Trunk Show featuring J-ME and Guy's Czech Fire Polish, pressed glass beads, vintage Buttons, precious & semi-precious stones,seed beads, pearls and more.
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Saturday, July 16, 2011 9:00 a.m.
Art Connection, 165 S. 5th St., Coos Bay Demonstration showing the proper way to stretch canvas over stretcher bars. Will show building the frame from stretcher bars, squaring it up, the use of canvas pliers and stapler. 541-267-0186 http://www.coosartconnection.com
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Saturday, July 16, 2011 1 - 4:00 p.m.
Plein Air Paint Out, Brookings, OR at Lone Ranch Beach & Scenic Overlook. Located 2 miles north of Brookings. Optional critique afterward from 4 - 5 p.m.
contact Rob Decker robdeckerstudio@yahoo.com
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Saturday & Sunday, July 23 and 24, 2011 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Coos County Fair
Deliver your paintings, photography etc. that you plan to enter in the Coos County Fair to the Fairgrounds in Myrtle Point.
Fair runs June 26th - 30th. http://www.co.coos.or.us
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*****Saturday, July 30, 2011 5 - 8:00 p.m.
Coos Art Museum, 235 Anderson Ave, Coos Bay, OR 541-267-3901 http://www.coosart.org 18th Annual Maritime Dinner and Silent Auction FundraiserDinner provided by The Coach House Restaurant. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:00 p.m., Silent Auction closes at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $30 for CAM members and $35 for non-members. Half-year memberships available that night.
It's a good time to show support for our local Coos Art Museum, and all of the folks that work and volunteer their time working.
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Saturday, August 13, 2011 9 a.m - 5 p.m.
Bandon Public Library, Sprague Room (presented by Sage Place).
Geneva Miller writing workshop "Professional Writing for Artists"-- ARTIST STATEMENT.A 1-day intensive session: Explore the compositional elements and symbolism in your work to communicate your personal interaction with art and the impact your work has on the public. For more information contact Sage Place 541-329-0303
Deadline to register is Saturday, July 30, 2011
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Calls to Artists:
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Saturday, July 16, 2011 Submission deadline Cash Awards!! Get your entries in now!! :)
Western Oregon Regional ExhibitionCoos Art Museum, 235 Anderson Ave, Coos Bay 541-267-3901 http://www.coosart.orgArtists over 18 invited to enter 1-3 paintings for this juried show. Juror: Scott Berger of Bend, OR. Paintings must be original and completed within the last 2 years. Categories include Paintings, Drawings, Hand pulled prints/etchings/serigraphs, Photography (film or digital), Mixed Media, Fiber & Textiles --Wall Hangings, Fiber & Textiles--Wearable, Small sculptures, Glass-blown/fused/or leaded stained, Turned and carved wood, Jewelry--only if ALL elements were created by the artist.
Not Included: Video, motion picture film, audio, computer generated digital works, giclee prints of fine art, furniture.
Show runs October 14th - December 3rd, 2011.
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Call to Artists for WindFest 2011 Sat. & Sun. August 6th & 7th, 2011
The Port of Bandon is hosting WindFest again this year to celebrate WIND because "Ya gotta love it cause we got it!" So let's celebrate it!! They are looking for sculpture and paintings that portray kinetic art or wind to add to the festive waterfront for that weekend.
Contact Gina at 541-347-3206 Anyone out there making wind interactive sculpture???
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011 Submission Deadline
Umpqua Valley Arts Association, 1624 W. Harvard, Roseburg, OR 97471 http://www.uvarts.com >"Symbols, Letters, Words--Text Us!" Create a work of art in which some element of written or symbolic language or text is an integral visual part of the composition. Actual meaning may be superfluous--or it may be vital--but it's the visual aspect that will be considered most import. Think of text as mark-making....letters, words, phrases, symbols, etc.used at the visual structure of the composition.They could provide balance, focal point, or be used as pattern, but your art must contain a form of symbol, letter, word or text. Juror: John Olbrantz. For up to 3 entries fee is $25.
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August 22, 2011 Submission Deadline
Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E. 15th Ave, Eugene, OR 97403
"Dia de los Muertos Exhibit" calling for 2-d and 3- dimensional work related to the theme of the Mixican Day of the Dead. $10 submission. http://www.mkartcenter.org or 541-345-1571
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Currently looking for new, talented artists to exhibit at Shearwater Gallery, Seaside, OR., as well as for permanent representation. Submit portfolio (4 to 6 images) by e-mail or by regular mail on CD or slides. For more information see http://www.shearwatergallery.com/submissions.htm
They are also inviting artists with websites that display their work to submite site address for review. Send an e-mail to introduce yourself...include artist statement, artist resume, or bio, contact information and website address to info@shearwatergallery.com
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Oregon Wild Outdoor Photo Contest Deadline Sept. 15, 2011
Oregon Wild is eeking amateur and professional photographers work. Color images only, submit up to 5 images, entry fee is $5 per person.
Before submitting your images, please review the contest Rules & Submission Guidelines for complete contest details, including an explanation of the categories, as well as downloading an entry form on the website below. Oregon Wild, 5825 N. Greeley Ave, Portland Oregon 97217.
http://www.oregonwild.org/about/hikes_events/photo-contest
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Scheduling Artists to Hang Work at Coquille Valley Hospitalfor July, August, September and October. Three to six paintings (or giclee' prints) per artist nicely framed, ready to hang with wire (no sawtooths). 25% commission is charged on sales so please price accordingly. Please contact Sharon Orchard, 541-396-3873, or e-mail arago.sharon@gmail.com .
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Opportunity to Sell your Work:
Kathy from "Katherine's" in Pony Village Mall (south wing) is seeking artists to display art on Art Walk Thursdays from 5 - 8:00 p.m. each month. The upcoming one is July 14th. The Mall will provide easels and tables. Other stores will be doing music and appetizers. There is no fee, no commission...it's FREE. Contact Kathy at 541-808-2248.
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Call to Digital Artists: "The Digital Eye" runs October/November/December 2011
Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center, Bandon, OR
Artworks to be produced using the computer and "Painter", "Photoshop", "Corel", digitally created and manipulated photography, a Wacom tablet, and IPAD or any combination of these. Requires original digital artwork produced on the computer. Please respect copyright laws. We are looking for art that goes beyond common color and/or filter enhanced photography.
Enter 1 - 3 pieces per artist, framed and ready to hang, or matted and ready to hang.
Minimum size 8" x 10" excluding frame & mat. No maximum size (within reason).
Entry Fee: None. Theme: Open, your choice--no nudity or morbidity will be accepted.
Deliver art to Hospital at 9:00 a.m. on October 5, 2011.
There is no commission fee charged on sales. We reserve the right to refuse submitted artwork due to presentation, subject or space. Please have your name, address, e-mail, title and sales price on the back of your each piece you submit.
If you have questions please contact Ava Richey yarnfarm@harborside.com or Victoria Tierney victory7777@hughes.net