07/29/2020
Hello, Cherries 😍 the Hood River Cherry Company ships right to your doorstep. You can make an online order from the link in our bio. You’re welcome. @ Hood River, Oregon
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Oregon is an amazing state, and it attracts creative people who lead interesting lives. We're pioneers in the sustainable movement, we're bike geeks and techies, Native Americans and cowboys, financiers and vintners. We're urban, suburban, rural and ranch. This is our Oregon and she flies on her own wings, alis volat propiis. In the year 1859, Oregon was admitted to the Union as its 33rd state. That year Henry Green and Washington Irving founded the Portland Gas Light Company, with its shipment of lights arriving a year later from New York to illuminate the streets of Portland for the first time. About a decade later, Oregon's first lighthouse at Cape Blanco opened its eye to guide ships along our perilous coast. Americana songwriter Woodie Guthrie sat down along the Columbia River Gorge in 1941 and a month later had produced 26 songs including, "Roll On Columbia." Almost two decades later, a Bend resident and 10th Mountain Division soldier named Bill Healy opened Mt. Bachelor for skiing with a single rope tow that would elevate the area to among the ski industry's elite pioneering ski resorts and change the course of Central Oregon's destiny. In 2009, Oregon's first statewide cultural magazine was born with 1859, to shine a light on Oregon's cultural riches, to explore the people and the places that make our state one of the world's hidden treasures. Originally a quarterly publication, 1859 transitioned to a bi-monthly format with the July | August 2012 issue. In an intelligent and beautiful format, 1859 explores the landscapes, the personalities, the movers and shakers, the history and the architecture that is the jewel of the Pacific Northwest. For Oregonians, 1859 is an exploration of the state's rich history, it’s incredible destinations and colorful personalities. Departments such as "What I'm Working On," "Game Changers" and "Sound Off" resonate with residents of Oregon. Departments such as "From Where I Stand," "The Road Reconsidered," "Home Grown," "72 Hours" and "Top 5" are visual and editorial pollen that attracts the travel bee. Come with us and, through photography, word and wit, we'll explore Oregon's vast cultural, topographic, social and sustainable treasures.
Mission: Into the soul of Oregon.
Operating as usual
07/23/2020
After mulling it over on a single day five-peak traverse of the Three Sisters, Broken top and Bachelor mountains, Tosch Roy started @freerangeequipment. The packs are built for a quick romp in the mountains: They’re light, simple and durable.
07/23/2020
After mulling it over on a single day five-peak traverse of the Three Sisters, Broken top and Bachelor mountains, Tosch Roy started @freerangeequipment. The packs are built for a quick romp in the mountains: They’re light, simple and durable.
07/22/2020
This is what the Oregon trail looks like now. If Idaho Power and Pacific Corp have their way, it will look very different. A proposed high-voltage power line by the two privately owned entities would run 300 miles from Boardman, Oregon to Hemingway, Idaho. When construction is over a national historic treasure will sit beneath privately owned power lines for the primary benefit of Boise residents. View @jkabana full gallery in our July/August issue. @ Oregon Trail
07/17/2020
Happy Friday, Oregon!
@tandytimes has us hypnotized. The beauty of Comet Neowise makes us feel small and part of something big all at once.
07/16/2020
Cellist Daniel Sperry has been playing in Ashland's Lithia Park for more than a decade. The story of how he came to be there is up on the website.
07/15/2020
@whitwhitehouse captured Comet Neowise midway through its journey over Oregon skies, last night 🤩. Best viewed from 10-11:30pm—bring your sleeping bag.
07/03/2020
Happy Friday!
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#oregon #oregonpup #oregondog #oregonishome #1859oregon #1859magazine #pnw #pacificnorthwest #oregoncoast
07/02/2020
In life’s ongoing quest for the PERFECT FRITTER, Depoe Baykery in Depoe Bay makes a mouth-watering case for it. Adding the Oregon-created Marionberry to the mix makes these calories more meaningful... and delicious!
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#oregonfritter #oregondonut #fritter #oregon #oregonbakery #oregonishome #oregonfood #livethinkexploreoregon #liveoregon #1859magazine #1859oregon #pnw #pacificnorthwest
07/01/2020
Dear ice cream:
Cold and smooth, we welcome your juxtaposition with our hot and messy lives.
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What are your fave flaves? We love @littlechickpeapdx ‘s (allergy-free, environmentally sustainable, sans-GMO) wild flavors like Blackberry Basil and Cherry Chai 😋
#oregon #oregonishome #oregonfood #pnw #portlandoregon #visitportland #pacificnorthwest #pnw #icecream #1859oregon #1859magazine #livethinkexplore #livethinkexploreoregon #liveoregon
06/27/2020
This awe of a view is the Tillamook Coast, as seen by @oregoncreatives.
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#visittillamookcoast #oregon #oregonishome #traveloregon #livethinkexploreoregon #exploregon #exploreoregon #pacificnorthwest #pnw #oregoncoast #oregonwaves #1859oregon #1859magazine
06/24/2020
Over the past two months, Statehood Media has worked on Healing, a collaborative project that brings together Ashland cellist Daniel Sperry and Oregon Ballet Theatre dancer Xuan Cheng. We started to find a way to express hope during the anxiety surrounding the pandemic. We harnessed the talents of these amazing artists to create something beautiful and healing in a time where we need both.
Daniel Sperry @cellotroubadour, a classically trained cellist who plays in Lithia Park during warm months, created a soaring and complex original score for this piece on both cello and piano. Xuan Cheng @chengxuan119 from Chenzhou, China and a principal ballerina at OBT for the past nine years created the original dance and movement for Healing. Jessica Smith, a recent graduate of the University of Oregon School of Journalism was our lead videographer and editor.
What feeling does this evoke? Does this inspire you?
06/24/2020
A principal ballerina, a bridge and a cellist? Stay tuned...
06/19/2020
Some of Oregon’s BEST pinot noirs are grown, bottled and specially packaged for dad.
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Share some love from the heart of Oregon wine country in Dundee! Argyle’s new Single-Vineyard Pinot Noir Trio has “I love you Dad” written all over it 😉.
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Or look for it in your local wine section 🍷.
For the full Father’s Day Gift Guide, head to our site!
#oregonwine #oregonpinot #winelovers #winedads #livethinkexplore #livethinkexploreoregon #liveoregon #oregonishome #oregon #1859oregon #1859magazine #pnw #pacificnorthwest
06/19/2020
GOOD NEWS: Father’s Day is easy for you this year—Stafford’s Reserve has already done the work ✅.
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Dad will love this small-batch, Western bourbon 🥃.
Crafted with the old-fashioned gumption to resolutely chase dreams, he can pay homage to the drive and risk-taking courage of those who came before us with each sip.
🌟LINK IN BIO TO GET THAT FATHER’S DAY BOTTLE🌟
#bourbon #oregonwhiskey #oregondads #oregon #pnw #livethinkexplore #livethinkexploreoregon #liveoregon #pacificnorthwest #whiskey #oregonishome
06/17/2020
Wool&Prince couldn’t resist the natural pairing of wool and linen for this collection. And we LOVE it for dad, this Father’s Day.
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Founded on the principle that wool is the perfect year-round fabric, its shirts will keep him dry and cool, and fight against odor all summer long. PLUS, the style is offered in short-sleeve and long-sleeve, and two fits.
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Visit our site, 1859magazine.com, for the full Father’s Day gift guide!
#oregondads #fathersday #woolandprince #flannel #oregonishome #livethinkexploreoregon #liveoregon #oregon #pnw #1859oregon #1859magazine
06/15/2020
This Father’s Day, take dad Railriding on the Oregon Coast, along the Puget Sound and in the shadow of the Wallowas in Eastern Oregon. Experience Oregon’s most scenic views from a new perspective: the old train tracks.
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06/10/2020
What Matters, as captured by @chrismurrayproductions
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#blacklivesmatter #justiceforgeorgefloyd #portlandprotest #portlandoregon #oregon #pnw #pacificnorthwest #oregonishome #1859oregon #1859magazine #livethinkexplore #livethinkexploreoregon #exploregon #liveoregon @ Portland, Oregon
06/09/2020
Okay Oregon Coast ... We sea you ... 👀
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06/09/2020
Curious about what hotel lodging looks like now? We were, too! Read on...
As we cautiously take our first steps back into local and regional travel, we want to give you a glimpse of what some lodging properties are doing to assure your safety.
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We visited Jupiter Next in Portland and Hood River Hotel in Hood River to give you two perspectives of the new travel paradigm.
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The most obvious factor is how lodging properties are putting more emphasis on cleaning and sanitizing. Rooms at both properties were pristine. They are taking new precautions to reduce exposure to surfaces that hold germs and spread virus. Sanitizer is omnipresent on each floor of the Hood River Hotel. Jupiter Next is including sanitizer in room bundles.
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Mandatory social distancing will also be in effect, too, making close interactions rare in lobbies, restaurants and bars. Some restaurants, such as Broder Øst replace tactile menus with scan codes that upload them to your smartphone.
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Of course, hotels can't completely protect anyone from the spread of coronavirus, they are taking aggressive steps to earn your trust and make your stay as safe as possible. Here are some shots of what we saw and what we did on our first foray back into overnight stays! 🤗
06/05/2020
Diversity is our strength. Protest is our right. Change is a must. @ Portland, Oregon
06/02/2020
Black Lives Matter.
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Important: If you participate in Blackout Tuesday on Social Media, please don’t use the hashtag “blacklivesmatter.” It crowds the hashtag, making it harder for BLM organizers to spread crucial information.
05/30/2020
BEHIND THE SCENES from today 👀
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What does a principal ballerina and a world class cellist have to do with you?
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#1859oregon #1859magazine #livethinkexplore #livethinkexploreoregon #exploregon #ballet #oregonballet #pnw #tilikumcrossing #travelportland #portland #portlandoregon #pacificnorthwest #pdx
05/27/2020
🌱“I always use the word ‘fresh’ before ‘herbs,’” says home grown chef Thor Erickson.
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We have no doubt you’ll find out why, after you taste his fresh herb focaccia. Or, in honor of #nationalburgerday tomorrow, make (¡fresh!) herb burgers. Either way, your spring-primed tastebuds will thank us later. 😋
🌱FOCACCIA RECIPE: Search for “fresh herbs” on our website (link in bio).
🌱BURGER RECIPE: Search for “herb burgers” on our website (link in bio).
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#1859oregon #1859magazine #livethinkexplore #livethinkexploreoregon #oregoneats #herbs #oregoncooking #homegrownchef #pnw #fresheats #freshfood #oregon #gardeneating
05/27/2020
@lenamarie_88 found some foxes. @1859oregon is obsessed.
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05/26/2020
We can’t help but think about red, white, (rosé) and blue this Memorial Day ...
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... so we’re drinking @irvinerobertsvineyard. Cheers!
#1859magazine #1859oregon #pnw #livethinkexploreoregon #oregonwine #memorialday #pnwwine
05/24/2020
Our Stay Home Stay Hopeful survey results told us you guys are eager to road trip to the Coast...
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Check out our FREE Pacific Northwest Trip Planner Collection on issuu.com for the inside scoop on where to eat/stay/play on the Coast! (Just search for Statehood Media 😊)
#livethinkexploreoregon #tripplanner #1859oregon #oregoncoast #westcoastbestcoast #1859magazine #exploreoregon #pnw #pnwadventures #pacificnorthwest #roadtrip #oregonroadtrip
05/20/2020
Goooood morningggg
🤩REG🤩N
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Tag us in your photos for a shot (😉) at being reposted!
#1859oregon #1859magazine #oregon #livethinkexploreoregon #exploreoregon #pnw #smithrock #goodmorning
05/19/2020
From the Oregon Shakespeare Festival artistic director, Nataki Garrett: “It is with great sadness that we are forced to cancel OSF’s 2020 Fall season. My primary goal is to protect the future of this celebrated 85-year-old organization and to bring great theatre back to our stages in 2021.”
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Our beloved @osfashland is cancelled this summer, but let’s ensure the show can go on in 2021! You can SUPPORT THEM by donating to their relief fund, and by visiting O!, their interactive digital platform that will immerse you into the artistry of OSF from home.
🌟LINK FOR DONATIONS: https://www.classy.org/campaign/dare-to-dream/c281733
🌟LINK FOR O!: https://osfashland.uscreen.io
#osf #oregonshakespearefestival #allinthistogether #oregon #pnw #shakespeare #1859oregon #1859magazine #livethinkexploreoregon #pnw #pnwtheatre
05/18/2020
Dont forget to get your daily dose of GREEN + BLUE...
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#willamettevalley #oregonisbeautiful #youroregon #1859oregon #onlyinoregon #mountains #mountainview #mountainlife #getoutside #goexplore #exploremore #pnw #pnwonderland #pnwadventures #1859magazine #tripplannercollection #livethinkexploreoregon
05/18/2020
IMPORTANT: Don’t forget to get outside for your daily dose of GREEN + BLUE 😉
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05/14/2020
Staycation, anyone?
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It seems “worth it” to love the little things... Like sunlit bathrooms, lively plants, an enthralling book and a glass of (Oregon) wine 🤩. Take inspiration from the amazing @styledportland 🥰
#staycation #staycationrepost #plantstyling #oregonwine #livethinkexploreoregon #liveoregon #1859oregon #1859magazine #pnw
05/13/2020
@tonitstop got the night right 🤩
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Whose excited for some milky way filled summer nights?!?! 🙋🏻♀️✨
#summernights #underthestars #pnw #exploreoregon #1859oregon #1859magazine #livethinkexploreoregon
05/12/2020
“The song of the open road never just ends. It just leads to the next bar or back to the refrain.” ~ Our Editor, Kevin Max
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#1859magazine #1859oregon #livethinkexploreoregon #pnw #openroad #ridegravel #exploreoregon
05/12/2020
“The song of the open road never just ends. It just leads to the next bar or back to the refrain.” ~ Our editor, Kevin Max
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#1859magazine #1859oregon #livethinkexploreoregon #pnw #openroad #ridegravel #exploreoregon
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URGENT–Idaho Power wants to build power lines over the Oregon Trail. Why you should care. How to get involved.
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Host @chadcopeland leads us on a virtual adventure around one of the Pacific Northwest's wonders. The seven part series puts into full color the culinary, artistic and natural magic of Central Oregon. #livethinkexplore
During these strange and challenging times, the vibrant community of living, thinking and exploring PNWers has kept us inspired. We thank you for that. In return, we will continue to share your stories. Our latest 1859 issue is already on shelves. Our latest 1889 issue is available online (link in bio) and will be out next week.
Happy Friday, Oregon! @tandytimes has us hypnotized. The beauty of Comet Neowise makes us feel small and part of something big all at once.
Cellist Daniel Sperry has been playing in Ashland's Lithia Park for more than a decade. The story of how he came to be there is up on the website.
Over the past two months, Statehood Media has worked on Healing, a collaborative project that brings together Ashland cellist Daniel Sperry and Oregon Ballet Theatre dancer Xuan Cheng. We started to find a way to express hope during the anxiety surrounding the pandemic. We harnessed the talents of these amazing artists to create something beautiful and healing in a time where we need both. Daniel Sperry @cellotroubadour, a classically trained cellist who plays in Lithia Park during warm months, created a soaring and complex original score for this piece on both cello and piano. Xuan Cheng @chengxuan119 from Chenzhou, China and a principal ballerina at OBT for the past nine years created the original dance and movement for Healing. Jessica Smith, a recent graduate of the University of Oregon School of Journalism was our lead videographer and editor. What feeling does this evoke? Does this inspire you?
🎶Just tryin’ to make the best of these hard times🎶 Bart Budwig • • • For Budwig, making music is about bringing people together and making them happy, either with a relatable lyric or a gathering at his historic theater of a home. 🔜 While we can’t congregate in person, we CAN tune in to the full “Hard Times” show this Friday @ 1:00 p.m. on bartbudwig.com! In the meantime, click the LINK in our bio to read Budwig’s story and find more of his music.
Thank you @mcmenamins for bringing in @vampireweekend! They killed it.
Free spirit. I'm happy that I live in a place where horses can take themselves for a run and that it is a beautiful sight like this while driving through Warm Springs Reservation last Thursday. This horse had been corralled by the time I drove back later that day. . . . #mindandbodymonday #freespirit #warmsprings #horsesofinstagram
Meet world tamer and cellist Daniel Austin Sperry, a classically trained musician who plays in Ashland's Lithia Park six days per week. This waltz he wrote for a woman's birthday gift. . . . #travelashland #visitsouthernoregon #lithiasprings #lithiapark #cellist #musicforthesoul #danielaustinsperry #ashlandoregon #oregonshakespearefestival #busker
When you're down for the Britt Festival, the Shakespeare Festival or wine tasting, know that Jackson Creek runs along some of the best trail running in Jacksonville Woodlands. . . . #Oregondestinationswelove #jacksonvilleor #travelsouthernoregon #trailrunning #hikingoregon #brittfestival #oregonshakespearefestival
On this parched #ThirstyThursday, we look inside the steel barrels of a local brewer to see what's new in the craft beer community. IPAs be damned. Lagers are on trend. Yes lagers. Look for the latest lagers at your local brewery, and you will find a new level of complex brewing. . . . #ThirstyThursday #oregoncraftbeer #lagers #hops #germanstylebeer #localbeerrules
Check out our #ThirstyThursday cocktail–The Oregon Kiwitini 🥝 Recipe by our homegrown chef Thor Erickson 👨🏼🍳 #LiveThinkExplore
Oregon Trail
175 years ago, pioneers first set off on a dangerous, six-month journey to Oregon. The path they took became known as the Oregon Trail. The 2,170 mile trek started in Independence, MO, and wound its way across prairies, rushing rivers and rugged mountain ranges before the final destination of Oregon City. The history of the Oregon Trail is still very much alive and well, and modern-day pioneers are re-creating elements of the journey. You can follow along as they explore our heritage and plan your own Oregon Trail trip at www.mthoodterritory.com/oregontrail. Make sure to share your own adventures at #OregonTrail175. Oregon's Mt Hood Territory
1859 Magazine Wine Issue Highlights
Here's a look at some of the highlights from our latest issue of 1859 Magazine, the wine issue.
Oregon Cultural Trust
It’s the season for giving! While you make your end-of-year contributions to your favorite cultural nonprofits throughout the state, don’t forget to make your matching donation to the Oregon Cultural Trust. You will get 100% of your matching donation back as a credit in your taxes. That means you’re doubling your contribution to culture for free. Donate before Dec. 31 at www.culturaltrust.org/donate.
Winter in Bend
Central Oregon is a fabulous place to go for a winter weekend getaway. #TravelTuesday courtesy of Visit Bend Oregon
Glamp NW Hood River Airstream Adventure
Glamp NW is off to Hood River on another airstream adventure! We love this charming town in the Columbia Gorge and think it's one of the best late fall destinations in Oregon. #TravelTuesday Airstream Adventures Northwest Visit Hood River https://glampnw.com/2017/11/14/airstream-adventures-hood-river/
Glamp NW Seattle Airstream Adventure
Glamp NW is headed to Seattle on another Airstream adventure! #TravelTuesday Airstream Adventures Northwest Visit Seattle https://1889mag.com/explore/airstream-adventures/hack-seattle-lake-sammamish/
Glamp NW Mount St. Helens Airstream Adventure
Glamp NW is hitting the road on another Airstream adventure and heading to Mount St. Helens on this #TravelTuesday Mount St. Helens Mount St. Helens Tourism Airstream Adventures Northwest https://glampnw.com/2017/09/19/airstream-adventures-mount-st-helens-gifford-pinchot-national-forest/
Glamp NW in Camp Sherman
Getting our glamp on today with a trip to Camp Sherman along the Metolius River. Where is your favorite place to camp? #GlampNW Airstream Adventures Northwest Metolius River Association
Belknap Springs Airstream Adventure
A look at the next Glamp NW Airstream Adventure to Belknap Springs. #TravelTuesday Belknap Springs, Oregon McKenzie River Airstream Adventures Northwest
Rescue Divers in Action
A behind the scenes look at the inspiration for our Sept/Oct issue cover art. Read the full rescue divers story on 1859oregonmagazine.com
Glamp NW Airstream Adventures - Painted Hills
Fall is here, and now that the kids are back in school and the summer camp sites have all cleared out, it's the perfect time to get out and start glamping. We're heading out the Painted Hill on our first Airstream Adventures Northwest www.glampnw.com
From Dave's Killer Bread to African masks. Dave Dahl is starting over with a whole new business concept. See the featured video here. Go to our site for the whole story. Find your African art at https://discoverafricanart.com/
The Story of Dr. Al Haunold
Have you ever wondered how Oregon became the center of the craft beer revolution? The origin of craft beer traces back to a single person: Dr. Al Haunold fled World War II to take up residency in Oregon. He had lost everything in the war and brought only what was most precious to him to his new home: samples of all of the major German hop varietals. Dr. Haunold, together with the science department at OSU, spent decades developing new varietals which would thrive in the Oregon climate. The new varietals he created form the basis of craft beer in Oregon, and across the United States as well. By all accounts, the craft beer revolution would probably not have happened if Dr. Haunold had not been patiently tending to his plants for the past sixty years. Now in his mid-eighties, we hope Dr. Haunold has a moment to enjoy the fruits of his labor. We'll certainly raise a glass to celebrate Dr. Al Haunold!
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While staycationing in Oregon, why not plant a pollinator garden? Here's how.
The Nehalem Bay Artists Coalition on the Oregon Coast launched a beautiful new creative collaboration called #SpreadLove to celebrate the power of nature, art, and community, to help heal during these strange and uncertain Covid-19 times.
Click Link below to Preview Digital Gallery:
https://www.flipsnack.com/recreatenow/spread-love-covid-19-art-collaboration.html
This art project is dedicated to all the frontline workers in every field, the everyday heroes, and anyone impacted by the covid-19 pandemic.
Featuring art from 13 Local Artists:
Mike Arseneault (photography), Robin Clear (painting), Bev Cordova (pottery), Christine Eagon (painting), Shaukya Dekker (painting), Johanna Froese (photography), Rebekah Lu (visual artist), Ahna Ortiz (felting), Goldea See (painting), Karen LaGrave Small (painting), Laurie Wicker (photography), Linda Wicker (pottery), Christine Williams (painting and pottery).
About: Nehalem Bay Artists
We are a few of the artists that live and work in North County on the Oregon Coast..
Join and follow us on Facebook (link): https://www.facebook.com/groups/NehalemBayArtists/
#SpreadLove concept and design by Mike Arseneault at RecreateNow LLC in Rockaway Beach.
Stay home. Stay Safe. Stay Strong. #SpreadLove
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Check out our Episode on Charles McCullar who went missing in Crater Lake National Park!
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sunset wreck of the Peter Iredale