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SUMMARY:"Rising Air – Plein Air to Studio" Sarah B. Hansen in April
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Co. presents Sarah B. Hansen’s\, “Rising Air—Plein Air to Studio”\, opening April 5\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk. The exhibit encompasses a collection of plein air paintings created in some of Sarah’s favorite locations in Central Oregon\, Colorado\, and the Pacific Northwest\, alongside large studio works inspired by of the plein air pieces.\nWhen immersed in nature\, painting what is before her\, Sarah says she absorbs the joy and peaceful energy. “Surrounded by the sounds of birds\, wind\, animals\, insects…my shoulders relax and my mind goes blank. Hours can pass of sheer bliss. The abundance of life works its way into my paintings\, becoming a statement on place; a relief from modern life.” See Sarah’s process through art painted in real time onsite\, and the large pieces painted in studio.\nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. Call 541-385-9144 or check our website at tumaloartco.com for more information.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/rising-air-plein-air-to-studio-sarah-b-hansen-in-april/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:Tumalo Art Co. 10th Best Fine Art Sale Ever
DESCRIPTION:The Tumalo Art Co. 10th Best Fine Art Sale Ever is coming back March 16\, from 9am-3pm after a 2-year hiatus. It will be held right upstairs from the gallery in the Old Mill District. Follow the signs to the 2nd floor on the day of the sale. \n20 artists are cleaning out their studios to make room for new work and will be filling this large space with artwork\, in all medias\, large and small. The art will be discounted approximately 25-50% from normal prices—there will be exceptional deals. This sale is a great time to find original art by your favorite artists for your home or office. \nTumalo Art Co. is located at 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, just a few doors south of REI in the Old Mill District. There will be directional signs to the upstairs sales location. Call 541-385-9144 for more information or on tumaloartco.com.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/tumalo-art-co-10th-best-fine-art-sale-ever/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:"Awakening"—March Group Exhibit at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Co. mounts a Group Exhibit heralding the beginning of Spring\, March 1\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk. All gallery members and represented artists were invited to submit their interpretation of the hopeful theme\, “Awakening”—giving a wide interpretation of the first hint that Spring is arriving in the High Desert. Paintings in all mediums\, glass\, digital media\, photography and sculpture will be represented. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. Call 541-385-9144 or see tumaloartco.com for more information.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/awakening-march-group-exhibit-at-tumalo-art-co/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:November Exhibit features "Intimate Landscapes" by Bruce Jackson
DESCRIPTION:Bruce Jackson’s exhibit of new imagery\, “Intimate Landscapes”\, focuses on the artistry expressed in smaller sections of the overall landscape. The show opens November 3\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk. \nWell-known for his masterful compositions\, Bruce’s ability to capture both the complexity and simplicity of nature shines through in his highly detailed large format fine art photographs.  His first major success came in the form of fine art posters including\, ‘The Summit – Mt. Bachelor’\, which sold over 20K impressions. He has created numerous iconic landscape images throughout his 30+ year career.  With his finely tuned eye for texture\, color and shapes\, Bruce’s newest collection focuses on the stunning beauty and intrigue offered by intimate landscapes.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/november-exhibit-features-intimate-landscapes-by-bruce-jackson/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:"Gardening in the Mind’s Imagination” digital media by Dorothy Freudenberg
DESCRIPTION:Dorothy Freudenberg’s September exhibit\, “Gardening in the Mind’s Imagination”\, opening September 1\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk\, features digital media exploding with color and nuance. \nWhen Dorothy Freudenberg arrived in Bend many years ago\, her garden became the focal point of her burgeoning photography experiences. Eventually she expanded the concept interpreting the whole planet as a huge\, interconnected garden—one that supports all of life. From using only the camera lens to create images\, she moved into exploring digital media which lends itself particularly well to the development of metaphorical creations that have their basis in the real world\, but then transcend the literal. On her almost daily early morning walks (often in the Old Mill District\, along the river paths) Dorothy photographs nature as it is\, creating stunning ethereal images of patterns and textures of flora and fauna often overlooked as mundane. Then\, taking bits and pieces from all of these photographs\, she creates images digitally that have their basis in the real world\, but become pure emotion and imagination. \n“While I love to photograph nature as it is\, I also cannot limit my imagination to simply accept this as the final means of expression. Nature is the inspiration\, the mind is the means to embellish and find sublime pleasure in the imagination’s play.” \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/gardening-in-the-minds-imagination-digital-media-by-dorothy-freudenberg/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:Sun Garden—new mixed media paintings from Shelli Walters
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Company’s August exhibit\, Sun Garden\, features new mixed media paintings and paper mache sculpture by Shelli Walters. The opening reception takes place August 4\, during the First Friday Gallery Walk from 3-7pm in the Old Mill District. \nVisitors to the gallery in August will be treated to an uplifting stroll through whimsical imagined gardens in Shelli’s Sun Garden series. Shelli says this body of work flowed out over the past year in response to the loss of her Mom. Her grief and a complex estate management process had her craving moments of peace and simplicity. \nIn the studio her garden experience spills out in acrylic paint\, collage\, graphite and crayon on 24”x12” canvas panels creating mural-like impression of a blissful day in the garden. Paper mache sculptures of deer and birds on bicycles\, complement the two-dimensional work. Shelli enjoys repurposing materials to forge these whimsical creations giving what would otherwise end up in the trash or recycle bin a joyful new place in the world. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/sun-garden-new-mixed-media-paintings-from-shelli-walters/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:May Exhibit features watercolors by Helen Brown
DESCRIPTION:Our May exhibit\, “The Spectrum of Birthstones”\, opening May 5\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk will include twelve new watercolor paintings by Helen Brown\, each focused on one gemstone’s color. The subject of her work is broad\, including landscapes\, flowers and even an automobile. \nWhat better way to study color than to concentrate on the 12 birthstones of the calendar? Helen will do just that in her May show. “I like the idea of examining color as a gem because each stone reflects many variations of its color through facets and light.” Painting on rice paper with a watercolor batik technique her strikingly detailed paintings have texture and clarity and regularly wins awards in juried watercolor exhibits. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District and is open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/may-exhibit-features-watercolors-by-helen-brown/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:Equilux—March Group Show at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:For March\, the artists in Tumalo Art Co. create art about the “Equilux” with a group exhibit opening March 3\, from 3-7pm during the First Friday Gallery Walk in the Old Mill District. \nTwice a year\, day and night reach a perfect balance of 12 hours each\, creating a little-known event called the Equilux. The Equilux happens just a few days before the much more well-known equinox\, which happens March 20 this year. Equilux means “equal light” in Latin and describes when day and night are equal. \nThis is a compelling subject for artists who are often enthralled by that moment when day becomes night and the incredible light effects that are produced. Art in many mediums and sizes will describe the effect of light and dark on the land and objects in this exhibit.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/equilux-march-group-show-at-tumalo-art-co/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221104T150000
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SUMMARY:November Exhibit Features Nancy Becker and Susan Luckey Higdon
DESCRIPTION:Glass artist Nancy Becker and landscape painter Susan Luckey Higdon are combining their love of color and shape in “Dreaming of Water”\, opening November 4 from 3-7pm\, during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk. \nFinding an affinity that resonates for both artists about the mystery and movement of water\, Nancy and Susan have joined forces to create art in their respective mediums\, in 2D and 3D for this November exhibit. Glass becomes liquid when heated\, swirling with color that Nancy shapes with mastery and wizardry into vessels and vases. Susan is transfixed with the movement and color of water\, capturing it’s many reflections and layers with paint and texture. Both artists have been working in their chosen mediums for over 30 years. They continue to challenge themselves to interpret nature in a way that connects emotionally\, intuitively and joyfully with the viewer.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/november-exhibit-features-nancy-becker-and-susan-luckey-higdon/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:September Exhibit at Tumalo Art Co—digital media by Dorothy Freudenberg
DESCRIPTION:“Quiet Moments & Lively Interactions”\, a retrospective by photographer and digital artist Dorothy Freudenberg\, opens September 2\, from 3-7pm\, during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Gallery Walk. Juxtaposing introspective images with expressively vibrant digital compositions\, Dorothy blends different artistic mediums by incorporating them all in her imagery. Her work transcends the graphic arts\, suggesting that music\, the written word\, and the visual arts all overlap.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/september-exhibit-at-tumalo-art-co-digital-media-by-dorothy-freudenberg/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:Printmaker Adell Shetterly exhibits in July
DESCRIPTION:Printmaker Adell Shetterly\, has followed her own artistic path as defined in ink. “P3 Press | Pull | Print”\, opening July 1\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District First Friday Gallery Walk at Tumalo Art Co.\, features original hand-pulled prints that investigate various printmaking processes and techniques. \nEvery print image is pressed onto paper\, then pulled by hand with the impression transferred from the plate to paper to create a unique image. Adell Shetterly unlocks her imagination to the possibilities in print questioning\, “what would happen IF?” She presents new work\, rich and diverse in wealth of marks\, color\, layers and lines drawing on imagery\, that range in style from abstract to deconstructed landscapes inspired by nature\, memories and moments of daily life. \nTumalo Art Co. is and artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open seven days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/printmaker-adell-shetterly-exhibits-in-july/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:April—20 Year Anniversary Retrospective Show
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Co. will celebrate its 20 year anniversary during the Old Mill District First Friday Gallery Walk\, April 1\, from 3-7pm. About 40 artists\, past and present\, will have art represented in the 20 Year Anniversary Retrospective show. There will be music\, libations and special food from Luckey’s Woodsman Off-Grid Provisions. From its initial home in Tumalo Junction\, to downtown Bend and the last 12 years in the heart of the Old Mill District\, Tumalo Art Co.\, and artist-run gallery\, has been a vibrant hub for many of Central Oregon’s best known artists and a welcoming place for art lovers of all ages. \nOriginal owner Marta Batha and several of the first members of the gallery\, Karen Piedmont\, Chari (Grenfell) Rich\, Annie Ferder\, Tracy Leagjeld\, and Mary Marquiss will all have art in the show and many will be in attendance at the opening. Pam Jersey Bird\, a member who has passed away\, will be represented\, and past members Vicki Shuck\, Gary Vincent\, Kim Chavez and Ingrid Lustig as well as others and current represented artists and members will all be together as artists and friends for this exhibit. \nThe 20 Year Anniversary Retrospective show will be up through the month of April and the gallery is open 7 days a week—10-7 Monday through Saturday and 11-6 on Sundays. For more informations call 541-385-9144 or check out www.tumaloartco.com.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/april-20-year-anniversary-retrospective-show/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:March Group Show at Tumalo Art Co.—TWEET\, all about birds
DESCRIPTION:Spring is in the air and art for our March show\, “Tweet”\, opening March 4\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill Districts First Friday Gallery Walk. As the birds fill the air with their song our artists have turned their minds toward depicting their favorite winged ones. \nFrom a watercolor on rice paper by Helen Brown of a peacock in full plumage\, to linocuts of song birds by Adell Shetterly\, majestic birds in the landscape by Judy Hoiness and Mollie Jurgenson and ravens by Shelli Walters and Janice Druian. A sweet birdie semi-abstracted with flowers by Dee McBrien-Lee and mixed media by Pamela Kroll. Many mediums\, lots of perspectives. This is a joyous exhibit of our feathered friends to celebrate a new season. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com\, 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/march-group-show-at-tumalo-art-co-tweet-all-about-birds/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:Dee McBrien-Lee—"Tale of Two Deserts" in October
DESCRIPTION:Dee McBrien-Lee’s new series\, “Tale of Two Deserts”\, opens October 1\, from 3-7pm during the Old Mill District’s First Friday Art Walk. Wines from VaPiano and Evoke with be served along with appetizers. \n“Tale of Two Deserts” takes us from the high desert environment of Central Oregon to the red rock country of Southern Utah. Deeply in love with both places\, Dee was inspired to create this series after a spring trip to the St. George area of Utah where she was struck by the vast differences of the places. Reflected in these works\, which range from wide open spaces to intimate canyons and secret spots\, are her feelings about the two deserts\, represented in both abstract and a more traditional style. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. Visit tumaloartco.com for more information on the show or call 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/dee-mcbrien-lee-tale-of-two-deserts-in-october/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:Follow Anne Gibson "Up the Falling Waters" in September
DESCRIPTION:Follow Anne Gibson as she brings you on her journey of impressions of tumbling waters. “Up the Falling Waters”\, opens Friday\, September 3\, from 3-7pm. Start your First Friday Art Walk in the Old Mill District\, with wines from VaPiano and Evoke\, and galleries and stores participating. \nFind a quiet trail that follows a creek up a steep or gentle grade\, through a rocky canyon or a lush forest\, and you’ll likely encounter this artist one of these days. A graphic designer with a background in printmaking and drawing\, Anne conveys the power and tranquility of both secret and iconic flows through color\, mark making\, fluid layers\, and composition. \nAnne will donate ten percent of all sales from “Up the Falling Water” to local environmental groups working to preserve and protect this place for future generations. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/follow-anne-gibson-up-the-falling-waters-in-september/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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SUMMARY:"The Shape of Water"—fine art photographs by Bruce Jackson in August
DESCRIPTION:“The Shape of Water”\, fine art photographs by Bruce Jackson\, opens August 6\, at Tumalo Art Co. from 3-7 pm for the Old Mill District’s First Friday Art Walk. Jackson invites you to look below the surface and imagine the role water plays in shaping the subject matter of each photograph. Most of us relate to water as an essential element for survival\, rarely considering how water has effects nearly everything we encounter in life. Join us in witnessing water in a whole new context. \nSince his iconic photograph and subsequent sold-out poster of Mt. Bachelor over 25 years ago\, Bruce’s finely tuned eye for the eloquence of nature\, and patience in getting the perfect shot\, has made him one of Oregon’s most loved photographers. From natures abstractions to the panoramic landscape in all of its majesty\, he finds the precise moment to capture the essence of his subjects and has won numerous awards for his stunning photographs. \nTumalo Art Co. is a an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/the-shape-of-water-fine-art-photographs-by-bruce-jackson-in-august/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210702T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210702T190000
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SUMMARY:"In a Perfect World..." Watercolors by Helen Brown in July
DESCRIPTION:Helen Brown’s exhibit\, “In a Perfect World……” opens July 2\, from 4-7pm during the First Friday Art Walk at Tumalo Art Co. in the Old Mill District. After a tumultuous year\, Helen presents watercolor paintings suggesting hope. Some are lighthearted\, some thought provoking. For example\, “In a Perfect World…Parents are Guides” depicts a mother duck leading her chicks. “In a Perfect World…Hives Thrive” represents hope for our pollinators. Her painting\, “In a Perfect World… Black Lives Matter”\, is a collage of images of people who have made a difference in the last year\, raising awareness about racial inequities and an inclusive future.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/in-a-perfect-world-watercolors-by-helen-brown-in-july/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210619T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210619T150000
DTSTAMP:20260603T233727
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SUMMARY:Tumalo Art Co. 9th Annual Best Fine Art Sale Ever June 19
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Co.’s 9th Annual Best Fine Art Sale Ever will take place Saturday\, June 19\, from 9am-3pm in Formation Stone Surfaces located in Bend at 50 Scott Street\, next to Workhouse and Sparrow Bakery. This much anticipated studio sale features over 20 artists who have been associated with the artist-run gallery over the years. Fine art\, Art glass\, jewelry in every medium and size. Canceled in 2020\, our artists are more ready than ever to clean out their studios and pass the savings on to you.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/tumalo-art-co-9th-annual-best-fine-art-sale-ever-june-19/
LOCATION:Formation Stone Surfaces\, 50 Scott Street\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210604T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210604T190000
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SUMMARY:June Exhibit—Journeys in Nature\, art by Sarah B Hansen
DESCRIPTION:Our June show\, “Journeys in Nature\, An Artist’s Exploration of Pacific NW Trails”\, presents contemporary landscape artist Sarah B Hansen’s latest exploration into her decades-long Northwest hiking journeys. Meet the artist Friday June 4\, from 4-7pm. \nInspired by her Pacific Northwest hikes\, and witnessing the increasing challenges of human impact on wilderness areas\, Hansen has created this selection of mixed media paintings focusing both on what it means to experience the unaffected wilderness\, and how our presence in those spaces alters its habitat. Working on cradled boards with water media\, collaged textures and handwriting\, Hansen creates art that leaves much to the imagination and gives a strong feeling of place. Many of her pieces are large\, capturing the monumental space in the landscape. Her mantra is\, “save wild spaces\, pick up your refuse\, tread lightly\, and speak quietly”.\nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. 541-385-9144; tumaloartco.com.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/june-exhibit-journeys-in-nature-art-by-sarah-b-hansen/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210507T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210507T190000
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SUMMARY:May Exhibit at Tumalo Art Co.—"Earth+Feather" by Shelli Walters
DESCRIPTION:“Earth+Feather” features uplifting mixed media paintings and paper mache sculpture by Shelli Walters\, opening May 7\, with an artists reception from 4-7pm. With an accent on birds\, this new work emerges from Shelli’s love for the Earth and wild creatures. “Animals hold such wisdom and the landscape such mystery. I enjoy expressing this connection in my art and sharing the sense of oneness and wonder I find in nature.” \nShelli shares her love of the natural world\, with layers upon layers of thoughts\, stories\, experiences\, moods — shifting one over the other — sometimes revealing a hint of what is underneath. This has become Shelli’s signature voice and style. Alternating layers of acrylic paint and collage\, creating richly textured and colorful pieces that invite you to look closer and discover your own story. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open seven days a week. Find out more at tumaloartco.com or reach us at 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/may-exhibit-at-tumalo-art-co-earthfeather-by-shelli-walters/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210305T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210331T170000
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SUMMARY:"A Still Moment" March Group Show at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:Rest. Breathe. Take in the quiet. Our artists interpret the theme\, “A Still Moment”\, for the March group show at Tumalo Art Co. exhibited from Friday\, March 5 through the month. \nArtists find stillness in their subjects\, and use many genres to describe that feeling—still life\, landscapes\, figures\, animals and more. Monoprints by Adell Shetterly\, Danae Bennett-Miller’s bronze sculpture\, landscapes in oil\, soft pastel\, watercolor and digital media. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. Monday-Saturday 10am-7pm; Sunday 11am-6pm. Come and view the show anytime. tumaloartco.com or call 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/a-still-moment-march-group-show-at-tumalo-art-co/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201204T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201204T190000
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SUMMARY:"Where In the World"\, December Group Show at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:“Where in the World”\, our group show opening\, December 4\, is a celebration of where we would have gone this year if not for the pandemic and where we are planning to go in the future. Be there through art and dream along with us. We will not host an artists reception this month due to concerns about Covid\, but are open regular hours—10am-7pm Monday through Saturday and 1am-6pm Sunday. please come and enjoy the show during those times\, and stop by Friday December 4 up till 7pm. \nEvery year Tumalo Art Co. artists make a huge array of tiny art that is affordable for gifts—from tiny original paintings\, to hand-made ornaments\, custom jewelry\, glass\, cards\, gift tags and more. Perfect for those who want a heartfelt\, original holiday! Check out our sparkly\, white trees full of creative treasures and GIVE ART! \nFollow us at facebook.com/tumaloartco and @tumaloartcompany for three times weekly clues to our Hidden Treasure Hunt throughout December in the Old Mill District. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District open 7 days a week\, 10-7pm every day but Sunday\, when we are open 11-6. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/where-in-the-world-december-group-show-at-tumalo-art-co/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201106T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201106T190000
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SUMMARY:Printmaker Adell Shetterly with "Impressions" in November
DESCRIPTION:Printmaker Adell Shetterly’s exhibit of hand-pulled prints\, “Impressions”\, opens at Tumalo Art Co. November 6\, from 4-7pm. The show highlights a variety of print processes from monotype\, monoprint\, collagraph and combinations of print forms and media. From memories and moments in time\, Adell’s images integrate abstraction\, withcolor and texture inspired by natural environs. \nMuch like the first impressions we make on others upon a first meeting\, the first impressions made from a plate as it contacts a sheet of paper pulled through a press deeply influence the direction of the printmaker. Each print technique creates unique effects that cannot be created by any other means. \n“Many of my works are inspired by encounters with nature and recorded with photography to be brought forth at a later date to explore the question\, ‘What if’? What if I focus on just this piece in the photo? What if I quiet my mind and remember the sense of place or feeling from this photo?”\, explains Adell. “I am fascinated by printmaking as an art form; there are so many permutations. Design possibilities\, techniques and variations in each technique provide hours of creative exploration. Every new work reinforces what I do know and it also instigates excitement for what comes next. Printmaking is innovative\, creative and wide open to interpretation. It has its own lexicon and l hope\, lasting impressions.” \nTumalo Art Co is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/printmaker-adell-shetterly-with-impressions-in-november/
LOCATION:Tumalo Art Co.\, 450 SW Powerhouse Dr. #407\, Bend\, 97702
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201002T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201002T190000
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SUMMARY:Hydro Logic—New Paintings about Water by David Kinker
DESCRIPTION:David Kinker paints from his journeys on rivers throughout Oregon and the world. Rafting and kayaking wild waters brings him to hidden places only seen from the water\, and inspires him to capture the essence of these rare places. “Hydro Logic”\, opening Friday\, October 2\, from 4-7pm\, brings together new images from David’s recent trips to many of his favorite rivers.  \nPainting plein-air on long river floats deep into scenic areas\, David then goes to his studio and paints many of the images on larger canvases. He teaches art and creates murals\, recently finishing a two-story\, multi-wall\, wrap-around scene of Central Oregon’s Cascade mountains in a private home. Working with unique exotic woods\, David makes his own custom frames\, giving his art an extra dimension of creativity. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week.541-385-9144; tumaloartco.com.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/hydro-logic-new-paintings-about-water-by-david-kinker/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200904T160000
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SUMMARY:Dee McBrien-Lee\, presents "Vertical Interlude" at Tumalo Art Co. in September
DESCRIPTION:Drawn to the ever-changing show-offs in her backyard garden and the beauty of the forest sentinels when they have shed their seasonal colors\, Dee McBrien-Lee was inspired to create these newest works in her series “Vertical Interlude”\, opening September 4\, from 4-7pm at Tumalo Art Co.\n“2020 has been a year fraught with chaos. No matter who you are\, current events have touched each and every one of us in some way. In trying to navigate through everything it was important to me to be able to set aside what was going on and find focus in the beauty and gifts that surround us\,” says Dee. “I wanted to create works that would bring joy\, perhaps solace and comfort to the viewer.” In doing so she decided to work in a more relatable style\, but not completely abandon\, her abstract leanings by looking for patterns in nature. Inspired by the simplicity and meditative quality of vertical line\, it became her focus.\nPreferring bold color and line combined with many layers to create the finished pieces Dee seeks to create a mood or draw a reaction with her work and strives to create a dialog amongst her viewers.\nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. www.tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/dee-mcbrien-lee-presents-vertical-interlude-at-tumalo-art-co-in-september/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200807T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200807T190000
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SUMMARY:New hand-blown glass by Nancy Becker for August
DESCRIPTION:Nancy Becker’s hand-blown glass in her August show at Tumalo Art Co. represents tuning into Central Oregon’s environment after a five-year stay in the Southern United States. ”Songs on the Wind” opens Friday\, August 7\, from 4-7pm following Covid-safe requirements. \n“I notice there are little songs being sung throughout the fabric of nature. So my pieces are about those songs. Is the song in the wind? What are we as individuals singing right now?” \nNancy’s palette for these new glass creations represent high desert color\, and many employ clear glass giving them luminous transparency. The spirals inherent in each glass shape is meant to communicate the revealing that occurs in nature\, each moment unique and unfolding. Also included in the show will be several new pieces from her “Dance of the Flower Fairies” series \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery\, open 7 days a week in the heart of the Old Mill District. tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/new-hand-blown-glass-by-nancy-becker-for-august/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200501T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200601T200000
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SUMMARY:Shelli Walters offers an artistic visit with nature in her May show\, Water Echo at Tumalo Art Co.
DESCRIPTION:In a time when we may be feeling especially isolated\, Shelli Walters’ show\, Water Echo is a vibrant visual connection to nature and the world around us. These new mixed media pieces explore the powerful energy and movement of water flowing through rivers\, lakes\, seas – and our souls.\n“While creating these paintings\, I thought about how water connects virtually everything. In all its forms — liquid\, vapor\, ice — water has the magical capacity to change as it flows through waterways\, earth\, sky\, animals\, trees and people. Water always finds a way. Perhaps that is why being near it makes us feel hopeful.” \nLayers and layers of thoughts\, stories\, experiences\, moods — shifting one over the other — sometimes revealing a hint of what is underneath. This has become Shelli’s signature voice and style. Alternating layers of acrylic paint and collage to create richly textured and colorful pieces that invite you to look closer and discover your own story.\nIn lieu of our traditional First Friday reception while we are under temporary Covid closure\, we invite you to enjoy the show online. Acquire the art you love right here on our online store and enjoy free shipping of any artwork in the Water Echo show. Private viewing is available by appointment. We are happy to assist you by email at art@tumaloartco.com. We look forward to welcoming you back into the gallery soon! \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District in Bend\, Oregon. Open 7 days a week\, it is an oasis of calm in a busy world and an artist is always around to talk with about the art. tumaloartco.com\, 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/shelli-walters-offers-an-artistic-visit-with-nature-in-her-may-show-water-echo-at-tumalo-art-co/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200401T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200430T170000
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SUMMARY:April Show at Tumalo Art Co.—Tracy Leagjeld & Susan Luckey Higdon
DESCRIPTION:Our April show at Tumalo Art Co. features Tracy Leagjeld and Susan Luckey Higdon\, two artists who are drawn to many of the same subjects and have a simpatico sensibility about color. First admiring each other’s art and then becoming friends\, they eventually partnered as owners of Tumalo Art Co. The idea of doing this show together came to them while camping and sketching in the high Cascades last autumn\, surrounded by lakes and meandering creeks. \nTumalo Art Co. is not having an opening reception for the April show\, but invites you to see the full show online at tumaloartco.com/april. Videos will help you see the art on the walls\, which is a work of art as well. \nTracy primarily spends her time doing monotypes on board\, but can also be seen painting small plein air studies all over the Northwest\, from coast\, to gorge to mountains. Many of these small paintings are later made into larger monotypes. Her distinctive style of creating her marks with printmaking rollers keeps her images loose\, energetic and colorful. \nSusan paints in acrylic on cradled board in an impressionistic style adding paint and wiping it off\, building up layers. Using composition to narrow and refine the view\, she focuses on pattern and color making many of her images feel semi-abstracted. “This approach to seeing nature has limitless possibilities\,” says Susan. \nTumalo Art Co. is currently closed to the public\, but we are available to help you with your art and gift needs. Email art@tumaloartco.com to make an appointment to see the show by Face Time or zoom. We look forward to seeing you in person in the near future!
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/april-show-at-tumalo-art-co-tracy-leagjeld-susan-luckey-higdon/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200306T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200306T200000
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SUMMARY:Marty Stewart March Show at Tumalo Art Co/
DESCRIPTION:The title of Marty Stewart’s March exhibit\, “Seeking Beauty”\, perfectly describes her new pastel paintings. The show opens March 6\, from 4-8pm during Bend’s First Friday Gallery Walk at Tumalo Art Co in the Old Mill District. \n“The beauty of the natural world has always been the central inspiration for my pastel landscapes” Marty says. “The landscape speaks to me of many things. Rivers speak of travel\, ancient trees and mountains of their strength and endurance. The ever-changing sky reminds us of impermanence. Open spaces of solitude…” Marty seeks to convey some of what she experiences through her senses of these aspects of the natural world\, through her pastels to the viewer.\nDuring her career as an artist Marty has received many awards\, often for the expressive abstraction of her pastel paintings. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. www.tumaloartco.com; 541-385-9144.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/marty-stewart-march-show-at-tumalo-art-co/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200207T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200207T200000
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SUMMARY:Tumalo Art Co.—Joy Group Show
DESCRIPTION:Tumalo Art Co. brings back the JOY group show in February\, dovetailing with the community-wide Joy awareness campaign. Our artist’s personal expressions of JOY opens February 6\, from 4-8pm during Bend’s First Friday Gallery Walk. \nFrom Dee McBrien-Lee’s shimmering painting of an ocean shore\, to Shelli Walters diptych of deer\, Annie Ferder’s huge Dahlia\, and Sarah B Hansen’s expressionistic landscape\, to hand-blown glass in glorious color from Nancy Becker\, each artist brings forward art about what they love most\, and what keeps their creative juices flowing—even in the midst of winter. \nTumalo Art Co. is an artist-run gallery in the heart of the Old Mill District\, open 7 days a week. 541-385-9144; tumaloartco.com.
URL:https://bendmagazine.com/event/tumalo-art-co-joy-group-show/
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