I am excited to be joining in on the Lake Oswego Open Studio
Tour on Oct 14/15. I will have my tent set up in the lovely back yard of Ha
Austin – Studio #7 on the tour.
The tour is a free self-guided Artist Studio Tour in the cities
of Lake Oswego and West Linn. Go to www.lakeoswegoopenstudios.org
for details. There will be 45 artists in 34 locations.
Plan to spend the
weekend going to as many studios as you can!
Many studios are hosting other
artists like myself.
There are two-dimensional artists of all kinds, as well as
three-dimensional artists like sculptors, wood workers, potters, and jewelry artists
from the area. There is something for everybody on your list.
I hope to see you there!
Here's the announcement:
Come Join Us!
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| October 14 - 15, 2023 10am - 5pm |
| An open studio
tour is an annual event that provides an opportunity for
artists to present their art, their studios and themselves to the public.
Over 45 artists!
Painting, fiber arts, jewelry, wood working and pottery, are just a few of
the kinds of art being demonstrated and shown.
This
free, family friendly event invites the community to visit
artists' studios and see how they work. 
How to Take the Tour
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Browse Our Website
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| We've
updated and improved our website, and have provided several ways for you to plan your
visit.
Start by
visiting our Participating
Artists page. There you will find 3 options to help
you plan a perfect day immersed in the arts.
OPTION
1: At the top of the page, each
artist's name is linked to a page devoted to them.
OPTION
2: Just below that, you may click to a
page that lists artists by media. (Some artists will be listed under more
than one media.)
OPTION
3: Scroll down to see an entry for each
artist, listed in alphabetical order by their first name. Each entry includes
an image, a short description of their work, their studio number with and a
link to a map. |
Check Out the Maps
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| Next,
visit our Map to Artists
page. There you will find an interactive map that will guide
you to where the artist studios are located.
If you
prefer to go with paper, we have provided 2 printable maps
(one of Lake Oswego, one of West Linn). Additionally, we have provided a printable list
of artists, organized by studio number.
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Remember that some artists are sharing studio
space for the tour, so some numbers will have more than one artist associated
with it. |
Visit As Many Studios As You Like
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| Artist
studios are casual, unstuffy environments. It is a wonderful way to meet the
artists, relax and converse with them. Each artist has an interesting
story to tell about how and why they became an artist. Each
artist has unique techniques and practices they would love to share. |
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