CORVALLIS ARTS WALK
Thursday, September 19, 2024
4:00 – 8:00 PM
The Corvallis Arts Walk (CAW) is a monthly celebration put on by local artists on the third Thursday of each month. Check out the stunning visual art at the venues below and enjoy the creative spirit of the Corvallis community.
Three Featured Artists
Ants on a Log Cafe will feature three artists this month – Valerie Skelton, Rhiannon Fritschle, and Rae Nelson!
Valerie is a muralist and portrait artist who will be offering live, on-the-spot realistic portrait art, Rhiannon hand-makes relief prints inspired by the natural (and supernatural!) world, and Rae is a painter who loves bringing contemplation and joy to people through their art.
Come support these local artists and enjoy healthy, organic, and gluten-free food and drinks at our cafe! We will also have a collaborative art project you can come contribute to that will be hung up in a gallery afterwards!
Transformation / Reclamation
– Daniela Naomi Molnar & Lee Emma Running
Place and Time are honored and reimagined in the works of Transformation / Reclamation through sustained inquiry and sensorial collaboration with a continuously shifting world. With paintings, sculpture and poetry, artists Daniela Naomi Molnar and Lee Emma Running invite healing through the actions of witness, mourning and immersion in beauty. The work seeks to shift perspectives from despair to creative possibility, from trauma to wonder, from isolation to purpose.
The 4th Wall – Nathan Danilowicz
Long Summer Days is a photo essay that follows photographer Nolan Streitberger‘s daughter as she struggles with the boredom of living as a single child.
Streitberger is giving and artist talk at 6 PM.
“Walk the CAW” Supporters – Thanks to Softstar Shoes for sponsoring TAC’s CAW programing
Art in the Valley
Layers in Harmony – Debi Lyn Friedlander
Layers in Harmony features two styles of multi-media artwork by Debi Lyn Friedlander. “Colored Pencil PhotoFusion” combines digital photography with traditional colored pencil painting, maintaining photographic realism while allowing the “hand of the artist” to shine, adding depth, colors and textures to recapture the world as I see it. “Capella” art features small pieces painted with musical accompaniment, often in coffee shops and live music venues. This layered technique begins as ink drawings with watercolor washes, with textural elements and colored pencil added in layers.
Conundrum House & Remarkable Arts
460 SW Madison Ave 2nd Floor
Adrienne’s Fritze Open Studio
New art is being built in Adrienne’s Fritze’s Studio as she prepares for a solo exhibit in the New Zone Gallery in Eugene OR October 2025. Adrienne’s going BIG for this show – bigger than she’s gone before! Visit her studio to see the very very early ideas emerging off the canvases.
Corvallis Museum
Abstract Expressions
Abstract Expressions is a group show featuring abstract paintings and photography by five local artists: Marijke “Mary” Brutsaert, Patricia Thomas, Grant Cunningham, David Gorik, and William Gilmer.
CRV Science
CRV Science
Bryan creates digital art with a science and nature theme to promote science education in the Willamette Valley. From clothing to art prints and housewares, CRV Science uses both traditional media and digital formats to spread a message of environmental conservation and sustainability.
Living Studios Gallery at Cornerstone Associates
Girls Get Homeless Too – Clay Lohmann
Complexity, contradiction and exquisite craftsmanship characterize the textile constructions of multi-disciplinary Corvallis artist Clay Lohmann. On view this month at Living Studios Gallery, are two fabric pop-up tents from Girls Get Homeless Too, Lohmann’s recent guerilla installation at the Capital Hotel in Little Rock, Arkansas. Transparent, illuminated tents composed of opaque cotton and diaphanous lace panels reveal feminine objects – stuffed teddy bears, lingerie and baby clothes.
Pegasus Gallery
Merging Reflections – Lyn Radosevich & Pam Serra-Wenz
Merging Reflections is a blending of art between two artists who create pieces which are comprised from different mediums. With a handshake, we agreed to work as independent artists who would respond to each other’s art work. Artists Lyn Radosevich (mosaic) and Pam Serra-Wenz (painter) shared a creative conversation that will leave you smiling.
Reynolds Law Firm
Tea Time – Andrew Robinson
Andrew Robinson has been taking photographs for the past 50 years. He enjoyed sharing his love for photography with the students he taught many years, and encouraged them to look for the beauty that is all around us. His pictures have been published in two books that he and his wife, Elda have written. The teapots have recently been one of the focuses of his photography. Many of the pictures displayed were used in the book, “A Simple Cup of Ty” and became a source for searching for unusual teapots. He and his wife have over 60 unusual teapots and display them proudly in their home. He also loves taking pictures of the ocean since he lives on the Oregon Coast.
Terra Viva Gallery
Anna Russell
Join us at our abstract painting, handmade ceramics and artisan silversmith jewelry gallery for a captivating journey into the world of handcrafted elegance. Discover the beauty of meticulously crafted silver jewelry, each piece a masterpiece of creativity and craftsmanship.
Are you a business or storefront space interested in being part of the Corvallis Art Walk? Contact Jennie Castle via email, to be added to the CAW location list.
Artists, contact locations individually to inquire about CAW exhibitions. You can follow the CAW here and via Facebook and Instagram.
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