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Gallery Goes with Functional Art at Oregon Coast Festival
Functional Fun is the concept of this festival at the DragonFire Gallery. The show is called the Functional Art Show, featuring all of the gallery’s Northwest artists. Just in time for the holidays, the Festival on will give all its patrons a unique opportunity to find original works of art that are not simply striking, but also come in handy around the home. Larger featured items include lampshades by Socorro Sanchez-Cantu. lamps by Will Richards, hand-painted boxes, tables and vases by Robyn Waters, boxes by Miska, glass sconces by Robin Evans, pendant lights by Christine Kittelson, fused glass end tables by Charlton Glass, and chairs by Sherry Casper and Michael Orwick.
Sherry and Michael will also be participating in the Quick Draw at the SurfSand Ballroom on Friday night, creating a new functional art piece together in one hour. The piece will be auctioned off immediately following this one-hour event. Attendance is by reservation, and it is suggested to make your reservations now as space at this event fills up quickly.
Even the gallery owners have gotten in on the act. Scarves are made by Eeva Lantela and Mari Rockett, and handmade bags and unique clothing by Irja-Liisa Lantela will be shown.
With so many inspired pieces to choose from, customers are sure to find something that will spark their imagination and please their eye. These artists are thinking outside the box and present work that stretches their creative imagination.
Many of these artists will be in the gallery on Saturday, November 4th, available for a meet and greet session. During this time, patrons can enjoy glass lampworking demonstrations by Eric Rader and numerous musical performances from Portland folk duo Terra, and coastal locals Kathryn Claire, and Lee Clingman. These musical experiences will happen throughout the afternoon. The artists’ reception begins at 4 p.m. on Saturday, and Lee Clingman will return Sunday, November 5th at 11 a.m. to round out this exciting weekend. DragonFire Gallery is located at Ecola Square in Downtown Cannon Beach. For more information about Stormy Weather at DragonFire Gallery, see www.DragonFireStudio.com or call 503-436-1533. 123 S. Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach. |
(Cannon
Beach, Oregon) – It’s where art meets whimsy meets functionality
at Cannon Beach’s Stormy Weather Festival, November 3rd, 4th
& 5th.
Other
innovative offerings include hand-painted trays by Nancy Norman,
blown glass umbrella handles by Eric Rader, framed mirrors by Melisa
Kroening, candlesticks painted by Bill W. Dodge, hand-painted cushions
by Paula Carlson, hand-crafted wooden valet boxes by Elizabeth Heatherington,
beaded silverware & glass coasters by Jonalyn Horsfall, wooden
canes, doorstops and letter openers by Chip Kohr and clocks by David
Scherer. In the world of musical instruments, wooden flutes and
mandolins are created by Brad Donaldson. 
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been a favorite of Seaside visitors. History meets modern luxury
here. 51 oceanfront condos, individually owned and decorated. Find
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one or two bedroom family units with fireplaces, kitchens and dining
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from two to eight people, with two bedrooms, some with lofts, fireplaces
and kitchens. |
BREATHTAKING
CLIFFTOP IN NEWPORT STARFISH
POINT is located on the Central Oregon Coast - in Newport
- and offers only the finest in luxury condominium lodging. At Starfish
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D Sands Condominium Motel, Lincoln City. Getting a free, fresh baked cookie upon check-in is just the beginning. Every room is beachfront, and it's all right up against Lincoln City's most famous stretch of beach, next to the D River. Each room, comes as a suite or mini-suite, and has a kitchen and balcony or patio. Some have gas fireplaces, while all have a DVD Players with movies available for renting (and movie rentals come with free popcorn). There's a heated indoor pool, a spa, and this fabulous beach is lit at night. Rooms sleep anywhere from two, four to six - including a deluxe fireplace suite. Gift certificates are available, and they offer special occasion packages as well. To make a reservation and see a virtual tour of the rooms, visit our website at www.dsandsmotel.com. 171 S.W. Highway 101. 800-527-3925. |
Lincoln City Vacation Homes There’s something for everyone among this selection of wondrous homes: smaller homes with a view to a large house that sleeps 15. All the homes are either oceanfront or just a few steps away from the sand – all with a low bank access and fantastic views. Most are in the Nelscott area; one is close to the casino. You’ll find a variety of goodies, depending on the home: fireplaces, multiple bedrooms, dishwashers, Jacuzzis, washer/dryers, hot tubs, cable TV, VCR, barbecues; there’s a loft in one, and another sprawling home has two apartments. Pets are allowed in some homes – ask ahead. Each comes with complete kitchens so you’ll have a home away from home. Most have the seventh night free. Prices range from winter $85 to summer $230 per night. www.getaway2thecoast.com. 541-994-8778. |
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