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Community
Roving Gallery Party
Exhibition
Schedule
Friday, March 2, 2007
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THE
ART:
FIREHOUSE
GALLERY, RCC
214 SW 4th ~ 956-7339 / 956-7489
"Black, White and the Blues"
The annual Black, White & the Blues art auction
and dance party is March 3. Come preview the Art!
GRANTS PASS
MUSEUM OF ART
229 SW G Street ~ 479-3290
"Unexpected Love"
New works created in 2006 by Grants Pass' own Icon of the
Arts Medora Nankervis
plus two restrospective series, also by Medora, "The Committee"
and "Shades of Hollywood."
 THE
HARPER-HOWELL
GALLERY
229-B SW G Street ~ 956-9378
"Synthetic Currencies and Psychic Peregrinations"
A one person show by the legendary Kurt Mottram of Grants
Pass, Portland, Long Beach, and Stuttgart. Also recent and not-so-recent works by the gallery's 30 or so regular
exhibitors, plus three new artists!
THE CREATIVE
ALTERNATIVE
229 SW G Street, Suite A ~ 472-0643
Paintings by Anna Reed and drawings by James Condor.
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LISTEN HERE MUSIC
234 SW 6th Street ~ 479-6131
"Inequities"
Abstract paintings by Tosac Lies, representing her feelings about
the
differences and injustices between the rich and poor.
Also John Page's most recent works of Functional Art, furniture and guitars.
ETHEREAL
CAFE
208 SW 6th Street ~ 472-0807
Local photographer Mary Greener will be showing photographs taken of the
heavenly sunsets in Grants Pass and surrounding areas.
Music by Wayne Watanabe & Friends.
CHUCK KING
DESIGNER JEWELRY
221 SE 6th Street ~ 476-3777
Local artist Ginger Ann Holder Skudstad.
Painting people with an emphasis on light, color and shape.
UMPQUA BANK
117 NE F Street ~ 472-6330
Vacienna Berry, featuring wildlife and pet portraits.
Music by Pacific Auracle. Lots of FREE PARKING!
TREASURED
MEMORIES
420 SW 6th Street ~ 479-5982
William F. Storm
HELLGATE
SHOP / RIVER ROCK
966 SW 6th Street ~
479-7204
Featuring acrylic paintings and sculptures of ceramic & steel
by Janet Higgins, a Grants Pass cultural treasure in her own right!
(They'll also be hosting DeVitt Vinyards at their wine bar!)
THE
ARTISTS:
Nah,
I'm not going to take photos of all of them, but here's Medora and Kurt!
Medora Nankervis,
seated centrally, amidst admirers of her latest work.
Kurt
Mottram steals the show! If you missed this one, you'd better get to
Harper & Howell before the end of the month. If you plan on
acquiring an authentic Mottram original, better get there sooner because
they're selling like hotcakes! (which
have also been in a slump lately...)
Click
Here for more by Mottram
"Mother and Child, Post-Modern" by Kurt Mottram ~ $1100 ~ On
display at Harper & Howell
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SUPPORTING
MERCHANTS:
THE GLASS FORGE
GALLERY & STUDIO
501 SW G Street ~ 955-0815
Glass blowing demonstrations.
BLIND GEORGE'S
117 SW G Street ~ 476-3463
"Historical Open House"
Come and listen to historical player John Cova as he portrays
The life and times of George "Blind George" Spencer.
OREGON OUTPOST
137 SW G Street ~ 474-2918
Join us for complimentary appetizers and our newest arrival of
Huck Wine.
GOODY TWO SHOES
On 7th between G and H Streets ~ 955-2966
New lingerie arrivals, displayed by live mannequins!
THE KITCHEN
COMPANY
212 SW 6th Street ~ 955-5311
Elaine Hertel has made a selection of Jelly Rolls, from Lemon
Curd to Mocha Espresso. Stop by for a sample and some baking tips!
BOOK
LORE & MORE
122 SE 8th Street ~ 471-4945
Learn how to knit, continental style, with Nenah Galati.
H
STREET ANTIQUES & INTERIORS
138 SE 8th Street ~ 956-1200
Block prints by Hiroshi Yashida, on loan from the collection of
Leo Oaks.
ELEGANCE
321 SE 6th Street ~ 476-0570
Ewald Maseler from Portland and Germany will be here to sample
the 2005 Reislings with us. Tasting fee $10.
HOME
ECONOMICS:
household goods, vintage & otherwise
426 SW 6th Street ~ 476-0563
Vintage Anatomy Charts by Pierre M. Lariviere. This
lithographer was born in Paris in 1883 and exhibited at The Salon in 1912.
Originally published in 1928, Lariviere's charts feature bold turquoise, white
and red. The charts on display at Home Economics were likely produced in
the 1950s.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
508 SW 5th Street ~ 479-7827
"Gardenscapes and other Masterpieces" in the Historic
Schmitt House and barn, by Master Gardeners, decorative artists, quilters and
photographers.
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