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Sara Broderick's annual show at Wright's is going on all of May. This year her theme is "Baby Critters". During the May Art Walk Sara demonstrated pastel painting. Sara teaches art at SOCC and College of the Redwoods, and offers Drop in Workshops on Friday afternoons at Wrights. Sara was recently named "Associate Faculty of the Year" at College of the Redwoods.

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Sara Broderick and Brookings Artist Rob Decker "ape" Zack, one of Sara's "Baby Critters" you can see at Wright's.

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The Jefferson State Boondock Band entertained at Wright's.

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Neil Rankins photographic art is showing in the small gallery at Wright's.

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Claudia Mach is Artist of the Month of May at Manley Art Center. Here she is with her fine baskets and a watercolor. You can see more of her work at Manley this month.

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Jurassic Country in the Gallery at Manley Art Center during the May Art Walk.

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Buzz Stewart with an example of his ever-evolving style. See his work at Manley Art Center.

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Manley Art Center's Gallery Theme for May is "Earth's Four Elements".

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Willow Owings on guitar at Dewey's Digs during the May Art Walk.

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Pete Chasar with a display called "Coast to Cactus Country" at Dewey's Digs. Pete told the story of how he came to love the mountains of Arizona and worked to preserve them from development.

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"Coast" paintings by Pete Chasar at Dewey's Digs.

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Connie and Christine of C&C Glass Studio demonstrated at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store.

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C&C showed mosiac techniques on a window pane and how to build a glass birdhouse.

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A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store is always a fun venue.

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Hither, Thither and Yon provided musical entertainment at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store during the May Art Walk.

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Diane with her lovely jewelry at Dottie's Corner.

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A necklace by Diane at Dottie's Corner.

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Ladies received a Carnation for Mother's Day and sweet tarts from The Tea Room were served at Dottie's Corner during Art Walk.

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At Feather Your Nest, Marge Norvelle demonstrated jewelry making and showed her custom beaded jewelry.

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Rings by Marge Norvelle at Feather Your Nest.

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Resonance chorale performed at the Chetco Community Library.

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The display case at the Library is filled with sketches of local scenes by Brookings Artist Rob Decker.

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Rob's sketches can be viewed much better in person and will be at the library all month.

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Da-leen on guitar outside of Jessica's Cosmic Cafe.

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Jessica and Crew at Jessica's Cosmic Cafe during the May Art Walk.

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Shannon Antus is showing her work at Jessica's Cosmic Cafe this month.

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More of Shannon Antus' work at Cosmic Cafe.

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Lon Goddard and Aura Wright at Gypsies during the May Art Walk.

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Statue Man caught taking a break in Art Walk Alley.

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Christina Olsen and Horst Wolf tend the bar at Brian Scott Gallery.

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Giraffes on a Raft at Brian Scott Gallery during Art Walk.

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A special surprise at Brian Scott Gallery - Elio Camacho talked about art - his own and that of his mentors and artists who have inspired him. A comment heard from a non-artist at Brian Scott Gallery during Art Walk --"That was the best talk by an artist that I've ever heard". Maybe that's why Elio is such a good teacher as well as a great artist.

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Oil by Elio Camacho. You can see more of Elio's work at Brian Scott Gallery and on his website: http://www.eliocamacho.com.