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New Community Glass Blowing Studio at Willamette Art Center
When we put our lips together and blow, the result is often a whistle, a bubble, a sigh of relief, or if we’re lucky, a kiss. Very few of us could produce a glass vessel. In addition to instruction and …
Images that work -Salem Photo League
The Salem Photo League (SPL) is a new kid in town among Salem’s art organizations. It’s a small and feisty group. Ten folks at a monthly meeting is
They Used To Be Swingers -Door Show #6 – Building Community
In 2003, Mary Lou Zeek envisioned “Open Your Doors to Downtown” – a new kind of art show that would bring together the community and downtown businesses. It
“Kickstarting” Her Art Career
To exist as a full-time artist, you often have to think creatively and outside the box to make it work. Having the ability to promote yourself and creating
Interview with Cynthia Herron
Local artist, Cynthia Herron, has taught art for nearly two decades. Her upcoming show, “Tuition/Intuition”, at Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery on the Chemeketa Community College campus, explores how
Absolutely a mouthful – positively mindful
“Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia Microvascular Decompression” – an unusual and compelling title for artwork, but the subject is anything but usual and the backstory is powerful – is part of
Look Down – Tread Lightly -“Seek Salem – Find Glass Flowers”
Everyone loves a good game of hide-n-seek – especially when what you’re looking for isn’t a little kid, but a beautiful, fused glass flower. Every First Wednesday in
A New Kind of “Street Art” -Free Art Friday
We all know about Casual Friday, Black Friday, TGI Friday – but Free Art Friday? Who knew? Yes, there is a day that regular folks can acquire a
art listings -3/7/13-3/20/13
Photo is from “Faces of Alzheimer’s” by Photographer Diane Beals. Beals is the Final speaker in the Photography Talk Lecture Series “WHEN WE WERE YOUNG” Art Show Jan 18 -
Wuest is “Talking about Art”
Eric Wuest, a local artist exhibiting for nearly 20 years, is creating a platform for artists and people working in our arts community to share their experiences, creative




















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