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CLATSOP COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION

ARTS & EXPERIENCE DINNER AND AUCTION

APRIL 18, 2015

SIGNATURE SPONSOR


ARTS & EXPERIENCE DINNER AND AUCTION

APRIL 18, 2015

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2015

ARTS & EXPERIENCE

DINNER AND AUCTION

SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2015

ASTORIA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

2015 ARTS & EXPERIENCE SIGNATURE SPONSOR

PROGRAM

5:30 p.m. — 6:30 p.m.

Reception & Preview; Silent Auction &

Grape Expectations Begin

6:30 p.m.

Welcome & Dinner

Pat Lehman, CCC Foundation Chair

Lawrence Galizio, CCC President

Pat Reiten, President & CEO, Pacific Power

7:30 p.m.

Live Auction with Auctioneer Rick Little

Special Project Appeal (see page 27)

9:00 p.m.

Closing and Checkout

Silent Auction Closing will be announced throughout the evening. Grape Expectations wines (see page 13) may be

purchased through the evening as long as they remain.

PROGRAM

5:30 p.m. — 6:30 p.m.

Reception & Preview; Silent Auction &

Grape Expectations Begin

6:30 p.m.

Welcome & Dinner

Pat Lehman, CCC Foundation Chair

Lawrence Galizio, CCC President

Pat Reiten, President & CEO, Pacific Power

7:30 p.m.

Live Auction with Auctioneer Rick Little

Special Project Appeal (see page 27)

9:00 p.m.

Closing and Checkout

Silent Auction Closing will be announced throughout the evening. Grape Expectations wines (see page 13) may be purchased through the evening as long as they remain.

Clatsop Community College Foundation

Board of Directors Pat Lehman, Chair Jean Danforth

Susan Bartlett, Vice-Chair Cliff Fick

Ben Lawrence, Secretary Jack Ficken

David Oser, Treasurer Bob Holland

Steve Allen Connie Hunt

Aaron Bielemeier Larry Lockett

Judith Bigby Gerry Swenson

Lawrence Galizio, ex officio, CCC President

Tessa J. Scheller, ex officio, CCC Board Liaison

Patricia Warren, Executive Director

2015 Arts & Experience Auction Committee

Acknowledgements We gratefully acknowledge the participating artists and experience donors for their generous contributions. Additional biographical information about our artists can

be found beginning on Page 31.

We also thank the following individuals and businesses for their support in making the 2015 Arts & Experience Dinner and Auction a success:

Senator Betsy Johnson

Michelle Roth Design

Old Town Framing

Astoria Golf & Country Club

Cathy & Al Peinhardt

CCC Art Club & Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society

CCC Business Office & Physical Plant Staff


















Old Town Framing






















Old Town Framing





S 6 April Morning

Custom Designed & Sewn, Cotton

$300

Laurie Caplan

S 7 Storm Front

Pastel $250

Nancy Carruthers

S 8 Cannery Watercolor

$200 Nancy Carruthers

S 9 Luxembourg

Garden Inkjet Archival Photo

$275

Roger Dorband

S 10 Date & time subject to agreement & availability Restaurant of Congress-woman’s choice Expires April 18, 2016

Lunch with Congresswoman

Suzanne Bonamici

Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici

2015 ARTS & EXPERIENCE AUCTION—PAGE 2

SILENT AUCTION & GRAPE EXPECTATIONS

“an invEstmEnt in knowlEdgE pays thE bEst intErEst.”

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

S 1

2015 Show Tickets: Young Performers Theatre, Shanghaied in Astoria, &

Fall Production

$82

Astor Street Opry Company

S 2 Columbia Crab Pieced & Quilted

$150 Susan Bartlett

S 3 Kimono Girl

Acrylic & Watercolor on Masa Paper

$300

Susan Bish

S 4

S 5 Celebrate Astoria

Basket & Book $150

Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of

Commerce & Craig Harmel



Luna Lino-Block Print

$200 Sheila Brown

“Education is thE most powErful wEapon which you can usE to changE thE world.”

NELSON MANDELA

S 11 Orchid

Color Pencil $500

Dale Flowers

S 12

The Breaks Oil on Canvas

$850

Roger Hayes (Courtesy of Imogen Gallery)

S 13

Nebulosity Fused Glass

$200 Mary Hill

S 14

S 15



Sunflower Glasses Hand-Painted

$120

Donated by Susie & Mac Brown

Floral Rug Jute, 2’6”x6’

$88


“Education is not thE filling of a pail, but thE lighting of a firE.”

WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS

Celebrate Astoriabasket - and book,

“Our Destiny Entwined”$150

S 6 April Morning

Custom Designed & Sewn, Cotton

$300

Laurie Caplan

S 7 Storm Front

Pastel $250

Nancy Carruthers

S 8 Cannery Watercolor

$200 Nancy Carruthers

S 9 Luxembourg

Garden Inkjet Archival Photo

$275

Roger Dorband

S 10 Date & time subject to agreement & availability Restaurant of Congress-woman’s choice Expires April 18, 2016

Lunch with Congresswoman

Suzanne Bonamici

Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici



“an invEstmEnt in knowlEdgE pays thE bEst intErEst.”

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

$100

S 11 Orchid

Color Pencil $500

Dale Flowers

S 12

The Breaks Oil on Canvas

$850

Roger Hayes (Courtesy of Imogen Gallery)

S 13

Nebulosity Fused Glass

$200 Mary Hill

S 14

S 15



Sunflower Glasses Hand-Painted

$120


Floral Rug Jute, 2’6”x6’

$88


“Education is not thE filling of a pail, but thE lighting of a firE.”

WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS

S 16

S 17

S 18 Credit toward legal services with attorney Lawrence Popkin Expires Dec. 31, 2016 Up to 2 people

Legal Services for Estate Planning

$250

Law Office of Campbell & Popkin,

LLC

S 19

S 20



Herzberg Series II Mixed Media

$200

Nicholas Knapton (Courtesy of Imogen Gallery)

Wings VII Photograph

$110 LaRee Johnson

Wings III Photograph

$110 LaRee Johnson

Madame Butterfly Painted Urethane

Resin $750

Isabelle Johnston-Haist

“thE goal of Education is thE advancEmEnt of knowlEdgE and thE dissEmination of truth.”

JOHN F. KENNEDY

S 21 The Call of the Siren

Oil on Panel $850

Christos Koutsouras (Courtesy of Imogen Gallery)

S 22

Emma in Black Tights & Red Garters

Oil on Canvas $500

Sonja May

S 23 Scheduled by agreement at the Miller studio Up to 4 participants ages 15 or older (1 adult req.) Expires April 18, 2016

Creative Cardmaking 5 handmade cards & 4 Hours of Instruction

$200

Cindy Miller

S 24 Red Elderberry

Calligraphy $350

Margaret McCarter


S 25 Cormorants' Perch

Oil on Canvas $385

Michael Muldoon


“Education is not prEparation for lifE; Education is lifE itsElf.”

JOHN DEWEY

Red Elderberry Watercolor

and Calligraphy$350

S 26 Call to schedule appoint-ment Pick-up the following day Expires: April 18, 2016

Blow Your Own Glass Ornament

$40 Fernhill Glass Studio

S 27 Chinook Spirit

Sculptured Clay on Canvas

$200

Terrie Remington

Locally-Canned Salmon & Tuna 12 cans of each

$85 each

Fishhawk Fisheries

S 30 Valid for 1 adult. Reservation required. Expires: Dec. 5, 2015


S 28 A & B

Offered separately

S 29


The Missing Tree Acrylic on Canvas

$350 Thron Riggs

Zip Line Tour Guided Tour of 8 Zip

Lines $99

High Life Adventures

“Education is thE kEy to unlock thE goldEn door of frEEdom.”

GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER

S 31

S 32 Schedule & location by agreement Up to 4 participants; inter-mediate computer skills Expires Aug. 31, 2015

Get Control of Your Digital Photos

2.5 Hours of Instruction

$125

S 33 Class held on Tuesday or Wednesday afternoons Expires: Aug. 31, 2015 Held in Astoria

Watercolor Class Four 3-hour classes

$150

Jo Pomeroy-Crockett

S 34

Astoria Column in Snow

Digital Photograph on Aluminum

$150

Scott Saulsbury

Peter Iredale at Sunset


$150

Scott Saulsbury



Beaver Pond in Early Spring

Photographic Print on Canvas $300

Dennis Saulsbury

Jane Francis

S 35

thE highEst rEsult of Education is tolErancE.”

HELEN KELLER

S 36 Hand-washable acrylic Infant - 6 months

Wee Things for Baby Hand-Knit

$125 Cheryl Silverblatt

S 37 Duet for Trumpet

and Waterfall Watercolor on Paper

$500

Charles Schweigert

S 38 Columbia River

Panorama Photograph

$100

Carol Smith

S 39 Nov. 3, 5, 10 & 12, 2015 10am - 12:30pm Astoria Fiber Arts Academy Subject to min. enrollment

Learn to Weave Tapestry

Four 2.5 hr. Classes $100

Astoria Fiber Arts Academy

Instructor Cheryl Silverblatt

S 40 Flyaway I Woodblock

$300 Penny Treat


Silent Auction & Grape Expectations

“Education is thE passport to thE futurE, for tomorrow bElongs to thosE who prEparE for it today.”

MALCOLM X

S 41

Book in Box Handmade Paper,

Japanese Silk Bookcloth, Hand-bound, Antique Stamps

$90

Christine Trexel

S 42 Astoria Bound

Oil on Canvas Board $325

Bill (Wim) Vlek

S 43 Velvet Scarf

Hand-dyed Silk & Rayon

$35

Constance Waisanen

S 44 Shibori Scarf

Hand-dyed Silk, Arishi Technique

$35

Constance Waisanen

S 45 Crow

Monoprint on Fabric $150

Constance Waisanen



“Education is thE transmission of civilization.”

WILL DURANT

S 46

S 47 A & B

Offered separately Expires: Dec. 31, 2015

S 48

S 50 A & B

Offered separately


Concours d’Elegance

Signed Poster $500

Stan Wanlass Donated by Sara

Meyers

Gift Certificate for 3 Yoga Classes

$48 each

Ute Swerdloff Yoga Namasté

Hand-Crafted 4-Plex Birdhouse & Feeder

Cedar $200

Bruce Jamieson

S 49 Plains Design Hair

Barette Deer Hide & Beads

$100

Pat Lehman

Beaded Necklace $50 each Denise Russell


“if a man nEglEcts Education, hE walks lamE to thE End of his lifE.”

PLATO

Barrette


S 51

S 52 A - Y

Offered separately

S 54

S 55 A - B

Offered separately


Beaded Necklace $50 Leslie Hall Lipe

Earrings & Necklace (A) and

Earrings (B-Y) Priced Individually

Donna Larson

Coffee Mug Wheel-Thrown Shino Glaze

$40

Edith Gore

Anagama Vase Wood-Fired Clay

$60 Nancy Walsh

Fire Gear Stocking & Purse

CCC MERTS Fire Turnout Gear

$40 each

Suzanne Como

S 53

“Education brEEds confidEncE. confidEncE brEEds hopE. hopE brEEds pEacE.”

CONFUCIUS


S 56 One-night stay in 1-bedroom condo; 4 max. Excludes summer, holidays & special events Expires April 30, 2016

S 57 A-B Offered separately

S 59

S 60


Experience Long Beach

One-Night Lodging $199

The Breakers

Sea Stories & This Day

Robert Adams $40 each

Seaside Public Library

Salmon Bowl Ceramic

$70

Pat Brame Donated by Senator

Betsy Johnson

Platter Tiger Maple

$200 Barry Sears

Ceiling of The La Sagrada Familia

Photograph on Aluminum

$250

Richard Newman

S 58

“tEll mE and i'll forgEt. show mE, and i may not rEmEmbEr. involvE mE, and i'll undErstand.”

NATIVE AMERICAN SAYING


S 61

S 62 A-D Scheduled by agreement Offered separately Expires April 18, 2016 Flavor of your choice


Mother & Child Molded Hand-Made

Paper & Natural Dyes $300

Ken Hunt Donated by Bobbi

Brice

Homemade 8” Cheesecake

Pineapple, Pumpkin, Strawberry, Chocolate

$40 each

Teresa Ficken

“whatEvEr is good to know is difficult to lEarn.”

GREEK PROVERB

Grape Expectations: Mystery Wines - $30 per bottle

Grape Expectations will be found with each mystery bottle of wine. Each bottle offered has a retail value of at least $30; many have a much greater value. You’ll receive the actual value of your choice following your

selection. Represented wines are posted. All selections are final.

S 63 Evermore, Sojourn

Graphite $200

Christi Payne

Ken HuntDonated by Bobbi Brice

at least $25

CCC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

THE CLATSOP COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION PROUDLY HOSTS THE FOLLOWING



Allan & Marie Gann Maritime Scholarship Amelia Kuitert Memorial Scholarship Anonymous Foundation Scholarship

Barbara E. Knudson Foundation Scholarship Chet & Edie Hogan Scholarship

Chopping Fund Scholarship Clatsop Care Center Scholarship

CPP Historic Preservation Scholarship Dr. John & Mrs. Jan Swanson Scholarship Dwight D. Holland Memorial Scholarship

Emmett D. Towler Scholarship Fertig Endowment Scholarship Finish Line Fund Scholarship Foundation Scholarship Fund Founders Fund Scholarship

Funland Entertainment Center Scholarship Galizio Family Scholarship

George Phillips Memorial Scholarship

James Hill Memorial Scholarship Jesse T. Whitehead Memorial Scholarship

John Newton Memorial Scholarship Juan Young Trust Scholarship

Judy Hogan for the Arts Scholarship Leino Memorial Scholarship

Megan Samuel Memorial Scholarship Memorial Endowment Fund Scholarship

Meredith Fick Memorial Scholarship Merriam Shawa Nursing Scholarship

Michael Ferguson Scholarship Rochester Scholarship

Sara Shawa Estate Scholarship Sue Richardson Memorial Scholarship

Warfield & Elizabeth Martin Scholarship Warrenton High School Scholarship

WATEC Scholarship

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Allan & Marie Gann Maritime ScholarshipAmelia Kuitert Memorial ScholarshipAnonymous Foundation Scholarship

Barbara E. Knudson Foundation ScholarshipChet & Edie Hogan Scholarship

Chopping Fund ScholarshipClatsop Care Center Scholarship

CPP Historic Preservation ScholarshipDr. John & Mrs. Jan Swanson ScholarshipDwight D. Holland Memorial Scholarship

Emmett D. Towler ScholarshipFertig Endowment ScholarshipFoundation Scholarship Fund

Funland Entertainment Center ScholarshipGalizio Family Scholarship


James Hill Memorial ScholarshipJesse T. Whitehead Memorial Scholarship

Juan Young Trust ScholarshipJudy Hogan for the Arts Scholarship

Leino Memorial ScholarshipMegan Samuel Memorial Scholarship

Memorial Endowment Fund ScholarshipMeredith Fick Memorial ScholarshipMerriam Shawa Nursing Scholarship

Michael Ferguson ScholarshipRochester Scholarship

Sara Shawa Estate ScholarshipSue Richardson Memorial ScholarshipWarfield & Elizabeth Martin Scholarship

Warrenton High School ScholarshipWATEC Scholarship

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2015 LIVE AUCTION

L 1 South Wind

Reduction Linocut/Chine Collé

$300

Stirling Gorsuch

L 2

L 3

L 4 Up to 2 people; no experi-ence necessary Scheduled by agreement Expires April 18, 2016

Kayak on a Clatsop Plains Lake

Cullaby, Sunset Smith or Coffenbury

$150

Tessa J. Scheller

L 5 Scheduled by agreement Delivered to your Clatsop County home Expires June 30, 2015

Latin Dinner Multi-Course Meal for 10

$250

CCC Latino Club Members


Impressed Flurry Photograph on

Bamboo $500

Don Frank

Multnomah Falls, Winter 1994

Photograph Using 1903 Kodak Panorama

$450

Chuck Meyer

Clatsop Community College

Chart Your Course

2015 LIVE AUCTION

L 6

Astoria Bridge at Dusk


$150

Scott Saulsbury

L 7

L 9 Schedule & location by agreement Contact at least 1 month in advance Expires April 18, 2016


Frost in the Air Mixed Pastel & Ink

$600 Mia Schulte

L 8 Scheduled by agreement (April-June or after Septem-ber) Up to 2 people, age 21+ Take home about 300 cans

Experience Brewing Brew & help can & take

home your Favorite Beer $1,500

Wet Dog Café & Brewery

Steve Allen

North Coast Chorale Performance

$250 North Coast Chorale

L 10 AMF: Reserve seats & redeem tickets Hotel Elliott: Valid Nov 1 - March 31 , 2016

Experience Astoria: Two 1st Weekend AMF

Passes & Astoria One-Night Stay

$349

Astoria Music Festival &

Hotel Elliott


Chart Your Course

L 11

L 13

L 15

Fleur De Lis Leaded Glass Panel

$350

Melanie Lessard Ryan

2015 LIVE AUCTION


Morning Poppies Oil on Panel

$600 Robert Paulmenn

L 12 Quiet is the Moon

Acrylic on Clayboard $375

Bethany Rowland (Courtesy of Imogen Gallery)

Stealth Photographic Print on

Canvas $300

Dennis Saulsbury

L 14

Head of a Woman VI Monotype

$500 Vicki Baker


Chart Your Course

L 16 Up to 6 people Scheduled by agreement Expires April 18, 2016

Guided Long Island Canoe Trip & Hike

$300 Jim Sayce

L 17 Offered July-Oct, 2015 Scheduled by agreement Up to 4 people

Brownsmead Farm Tour and Lunch

$150

Amanda & Dirk Rohne

L 18 Pilot Boat Waiting

Oil on Canvas $800

Ron Jensen

L 19 Stall

Watercolor $2,000

Noel Thomas

L 20

Concerto for Flutes and Chambered

Nautilus Watercolor on Paper

$450

Charles Schweigert

2015 LIVE AUCTION



Chart Your Course

Tour and Dinner

L 21 Boarding Pass for 2 adults Reservations required Expires March 31, 2016

Lewis & Clark Columbia River Cruise & Book

$200

Portland Spirit & Craig Harmel

L 22 Schedule by agreement Up to 5 people; 21+ Expires April 18, 2016

Brewer for a Day Create, brew and take

home $1,500

Buoy Beer

L 23

Day’s End Monotype

$750 Gin Laughery

L 24

Angel Trumpets Reduction Woodblock

Print $475

Kirsten Horning

L 25 Spring Blossoms

Acrylic on Wood Panel $400

Leslie Lipe

2015 LIVE AUCTION



Chart Your Course

Leslie Hall Lipe

Cruise and book,“Our Destiny Entwined”

$200

L 27

2015 LIVE AUCTION


2015 SPECIAL APPEAL: GOAL $30,000

Your generous, tax-deductible donation will support and enhance the following educational opportunities at Clatsop Community College:

Nursing Program: SimMan, Nursing Annie, Chester Chest upgrades, IV Pumps and other equipment

Automotive Program: Diesel system training unit

M/V Forerunner: Increased corrosion protection

Literacy/GED Program: Computers, projector and study aids

Art Program: Portable display walls for CCC Art Center Gallery

Fire Science Program: Fire engine communication system, generator and other equipment

Thank you!

L 26 Game: May 27,2015, 7:30pm Airport Country Inn & Suites, expires April 1, 2016

Experience Portland: 4 Timbers Tickets One-Night Lodging

McMenamin’s Gift Card $419

Mike & Linda Weber, Sundial Travel & McMenamin’s

Art in Nature Digital Photograph

$300 Neal Maine


Chart Your Course

L 33 Lodging valid Sun-Thur, exclusions; expires April 18, 2016 2 seats, 2015 performance $118 Dinner Credit

L 35

L 37 26 weeks: June 5 - Nov. 27, 2015 Pick-up at Skipanon Brand Cannery Store

Fish Friday Membership

$520

Skipanon Brand Seafood

2015 LIVE AUCTION


Experience Cannon Beach

One-Night Lodging, Theatre & Dinner

$350

Inn at Cannon Beach, Coaster

Theatre & Stephanie Inn Restaurant

L 34 Schedule & location by agreement Expires April 18, 2016

Broadway and More Private Vocal Performance

$500

Deac Guidi & Friends

Molten Lava Transparent Watercolor

$3,000

Reita E’Laine

L 36 Schedule by agreement Conducted in CMH Coho Room Expires April 18, 2016

Essentials of Italian Cooking

Cooking class for 8 $1,000

Peter Roscoe


Chart Your Course

L 27

2015 LIVE AUCTION


2015 SPECIAL APPEAL: GOAL $30,000

Your generous, tax-deductible donation will support and enhance the following educational opportunities at Clatsop Community College:

Nursing Program: SimMan, Nursing Annie, Chester Chest upgrades, IV Pumps and other equipment

Automotive Program: Diesel system training unit

M/V Forerunner: Increased corrosion protection

Literacy/GED Program: Computers, projector and study aids

Art Program: Portable display walls for CCC Art Center Gallery

Fire Science Program: Fire engine communication system, generator and other equipment

Thank you!

L 26 Game: May 27,2015, 7:30pm Airport Country Inn & Suites, expires April 1, 2016

Experience Portland: 4 Timbers Tickets One-Night Lodging

McMenamin’s Gift Card $419

Mike & Linda Weber, Sundial Travel & McMenamin’s

Art in Nature Digital Photograph

$300 Neal Maine


Chart Your Course

L 28 Scheduled by agreement Up to 10 people Expires April 18, 2016

Guided Onion Peak Region Hike

$500

North Coast Land Conservancy

L 29

South from Neahkahnie Inkjet Archival Photograph

$450

Roger Dorband

L 30 Gourmet breakfast for two $50 dining credit Valid Sunday-Thursday, Oct-May Expires: April 17, 2016,

Gourmet & Luxury One-Night Lodging &

Restaurant Credit $250

The Shelburne Inn


Northwest Bounty Catered Gourmet

Dinner for 6 Guests $600

CCC Foundation Board:

Susan Bartlett, Jean Danforth, Connie Hunt,

Pat Lehman

L 32

Singin’ the Blues Watercolor/Mixed

Media $1,500

Carol Riley

2013 Live Auction



Chart Your Course

Experience Seaview


L 35



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Reita E’Laine




Peter Roscoe


Chart Your Course


L 35



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2015 LIVE AUCTION




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$3,000

Reita E’Laine




Peter Roscoe


Chart Your Course

L 38 Palena Ku’I

Clay, Sea Shells $580

Richard Rowland

L 39 Arrow II Retired

Watercolor $2,000

Noel Thomas

L 40 I night, Sunday-Thursday, excluding June 15-Sept 30 1 hr. relaxation massage $75 meal credit

Experience Astoria: One-Night Lodging, Couple’s Massage &

Dinner Credit $415

Cannery Pier Hotel, Cannery Pier Spa & Bridgewater Bistro

2015 LIVE AUCTION


Auction Rules: By bidding in the silent or live auctions or making a purchase the Grape Expectations, each bidder agrees to these Auction Rules.

1. All sales are final. All items are sold “as is”. The CCC Foundation does not warrant or represent any item or service.

2. The value listed is an estimate of fair market value. Any amount you pay above fair market value is normally tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

3. For a complete description of Auction Experiences, including restrictions, refer to the printed card on display and certificates provided. Catalog descriptions are in summary form only.

4. The CCC Foundation reserves the right to add or withdraw items, without notice.

5. Each person bidding assumes all responsibilities related to the auction and items or services obtained at the auction. Each bidder agrees to hold the CCC Foundation and any donor of an auction item or experience harmless from any liability.

6. In the event of any dispute regarding an auction bid or purchase, the Auction Committee will act as final authority.

VICKI BAKER: Vicki worked as a teacher for over 30 years, mainly in Oregon. She retired in 1999 and continued to purse her love for creating art. She has studied printmaking at CCC with Royal Nebeker. She shows her work at Riversea and Tempo galleries in Astoria. SUSAN BARTLETT: Susan has always enjoyed sewing and began quilting in 2005. She loves how every quilter has a personal style and no two quilts are the same. SUSAN BISH: Susan majored in art and drama in college and resumed her art instruction after moving to Oregon in 1975. Her work can be seen at the Trails End Art Association, Gearhart; Palette Puddlers, Cannon Beach; and Riversea Gallery, Astoria SHEILA BROWN: Sheila is a member of Trails End Art Association, Gearhart and Palette Puddlers, Cannon Beach. She shows her work at Riversea Gallery in Astoria. LAURIE CAPLAN: Laurie starts designing inspired by mood, season or place - or sometimes simply the fabric. She enjoyed her years as a psychotherapist and teacher and it was a happy surprise to dis-cover how much she loves creating with fabric. NANCY ANN CARRUTHERS: Nancy received a B.A. in Art from Willamette University and also studied at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and Clatsop Community college. She paints in oils and pastels. ROGER DORBAND: Roger has been an artist-photographer for over 30 years. He has published three books. Roger established a studio in Astoria in 2008. REITA E’LAINE: Reita is a colorist who uses the properties of transparent watercolors to achieve depth, textures and color intensities. She has received awards in national and international juried exhib-its and her work is included in museum and private collections internationally. DALE FLOWERS: Dale is from St. Louis, MO. He received his BS and MA in Fine Arts from SE Mis-souri University. Currently, his subject matter is flowers that grow around his neighborhood. DON FRANK: Don is a commercial, editorial and fine art photographer based on the Oregon Coast. EDITH GORE: Edith is a CCC ceramics student. STIRLING GORSUCH: Stirling is a Clatsop Community College 2013 graduate. He will earn his Bache-lor’s degree in studio art from Oregon State University in 2015. ROGER HAYES: Roger has a 32 year history of exhibits in the US and Europe. He is represented in Astoria by Imogen Gallery. MARY HILL: Mary works in many media but prefers warm (fused) glass. She has worked in fused glass for almost 10 years. KIRSTEN HORNING: Kirsten has had an ongoing obsession with printmaking on and off for over 15 years. She has worked in etching and monotype but is more strongly drawn to woodcut. She likes the smoothness of the block, the rhythm of carving the wood, and the richness of the inks. KEN HUNT: Ken worked at Art Space in Bay City, Oregon in the 1980s. RON JENSEN: Ron is a retired journalist. He studied at Clatsop Community College and at UC-Berkley and Linfield. Ron shows at Riversea Gallery in Astoria and at galleries in Oregon, California, Massachusetts, Canada and France. LAREE JOHNSON: LaRee, presently an Astoria resident, grew up in Alaska. She is an avid 30-year collector of vintage fashions and authored and photographed Ladies’ Vintage Accessories, a compre-hensive value and identification guide on accessories from the mid-1800s to modern. ISABALLE JOHNSTON-HAIST: Isabelle was born in Switzerland and completed her studies at the Ge-neva School of Art. Early in her career, she worked in stone and wood but has now turned primarily to clay modeling and resin casting. Isabelle moved to Astoria in 2010. NICHOLAS KNAPTON: Nicholas is from Astoria but now resides in Berlin. He is an alumnus of CCC and credits Royal Nebeker and Richard Rowland as instrumental in his growth as an artist. Nicholas is known for his expressionist style. His work can be found at Imogen Gallery in Astoria. CHRISTOS KOUTSOURAS: Christos was born in Greece and has enjoyed a long and diverse career. He has exhibited extensively throughout Europe and the U.S.. Christos came to Astoria in 2010 and be-gan preparing for a solo exhibition at the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art. He is represented by Imogen Gallery in Astoria. DONNA LARSON: Donna began making jewelry five years ago. She joined CCC as Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs in July 2012. GIN LAUGHERY: Gin’s printmaking reflects a love of the natural world, her perceptions and how they combine to create images. Her work focuses on conveying mood and sense of place, and can be seen at Imogen Gallery in Astoria.

2015 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS


VICKI BAKER: Vicki worked as a teacher for over 30 years, mainly in Oregon. She retired in 1999 and continued to purse her love for creating art. She has studied printmaking at CCC with Royal Nebeker. She shows her work at Riversea and Tempo galleries in Astoria.SUSAN BARTLETT: Susan has always enjoyed sewing and began quilting in 2005. She loves how every quilter has a personal style and no two quilts are the same.SUSAN BISH: Susan majored in art and drama in college and resumed her art instruction after moving to Oregon in 1975. Her work can be seen at the Trails End Art Association, Gearhart; Palette Puddlers, Cannon Beach; and Riversea Gallery, AstoriaPAT BRAME: Pat is a high school and college ceramics instructor and a part-time fisherman who lives in St. Helens.SHEILA BROWN: Sheila is a member of Trails End Art Association, Gearhart and Palette Puddlers, Cannon Beach. She shows her work at Riversea Gallery in Astoria.LAURIE CAPLAN: Laurie starts designing inspired by mood, season or place - or sometimes simply the fabric. She enjoyed her years as a psychotherapist and teacher and it was a happy surprise to discover how much she loves creating with fabric.NANCY ANN CARRUTHERS: Nancy received a B.A. in Art from Willamette University and also studied at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and Clatsop Community college. She paints in oils and pastels.ROGER DORBAND: Roger has been an artist-photographer for over 30 years. He has published three books. Roger established a studio in Astoria in 2008.REITA E’LAINE: Reita is a colorist who uses the properties of transparent watercolors to achieve depth, textures and color intensities. She has received awards in national and international juried exhibits and her work is included in museum and private collections internationally.DALE FLOWERS: Dale is from St. Louis, MO. He received his BS and MA in Fine Arts from SE Missouri University. Currently, his subject matter is flowers that grow around his neighborhood.DON FRANK: Don is a commercial, editorial and fine art photographer based on the Oregon Coast.EDITH GORE: Edith is a CCC ceramics student.STIRLING GORSUCH: Stirling is a Clatsop Community College 2013 graduate. He will earn his Bachelor’s degree in studio art from Oregon State University in 2015.ROGER HAYES: Roger has a 32 year history of exhibits in the US and Europe. He is represented in Astoria by Imogen Gallery.MARY HILL: Mary works in many media but prefers warm (fused) glass. She has worked in fused glass for almost 10 years.KIRSTEN HORNING: Kirsten has had an ongoing obsession with printmaking on and off for over 15 years. She has worked in etching and monotype but is more strongly drawn to woodcut. She likes the smoothness of the block, the rhythm of carving the wood, and the richness of the inks.KEN HUNT: Ken worked at Art Space in Bay City, Oregon in the 1980s.RON JENSEN: Ron is a retired journalist. He studied at Clatsop Community College and at UC-Berkley and Linfield. Ron shows at Riversea Gallery in Astoria and at galleries in Oregon, California, Massachusetts, Canada and France.LAREE JOHNSON: LaRee, presently an Astoria resident, grew up in Alaska. She is an avid 30-year collector of vintage fashions and authored and photographed Ladies’ Vintage Accessories, a comprehensive value and identification guide on accessories from the mid-1800s to modern.ISABALLE JOHNSTON-HAIST: Isabelle was born in Switzerland and completed her studies at the Geneva School of Art. Early in her career, she worked in stone and wood but has now turned primarily to clay modeling and resin casting. Isabelle moved to Astoria in 2010.

LESLIE HALL LIPE: Leslie is a self-taught artist who loves to paint on wood. She has shown her work at the Astoria Coffee House and Lunar Boy Gallery. Leslie works at CCC and lives in Chinook, WA. NEAL MAINE: Neal taught biology at Seaside High School for more than 30 years and is a founding member of the North Coast Land Conservancy. He now concentrates on coastal photography. SONJA MAY: Sonja received her MFA at the Pratt Institute of Art in New York. She founded the Colum-bia River Artists Gallery in Chinook in 2004. Her work has been shown in Oregon, Washingotn and New York. MARGARET MCCARTER: Margaret is a retired Clatsop Community College biology instructor. CHUCK MEYER: Chuck has 50+ years involvement with photography with a major interest in black and white. He enjoys the use and processing of black and white film paper in chemicals and likes the realism that it produces. MICHAEL MULDOON: Michael was raised in Cannon Beach, OR. His 30 year career took him across country and Europe. He began art in 2006 and never looked back. RICHARD NEWMAN: Richard’s artistic interests tend toward landscapes, nature, transportation and photographs of Europe. He is based in Beaverton, OR and is a member of the Trails End Art Associa-tion. ROBERT PAULMENN: Robert graduated from the DuCret School of Art. He worked as a sculptor/moldmaker for Great Adventure Amusement Park. He later attended The Art Students League of New and the National Academy of Design in New York. CHRISTI PAYNE: Christi has been living on the John Day River for 14 years. How to visually capture these - to us - everyday scenes? Once she found the 2” detailed pencil drawings, she was hooked. She loves the time she spends up close - nose to paper. TERRIE REMINGTON: Terri was born in Rockville Centre, NY. She studied art in Phoenix, AZ; in San Francisco with Frank Milner; and at the University of Arizona at Tucson, the Esquela de Bellas Artes in Madrid, Spain, the Mendocino Art Center, and the University of Washington. Terri now lives in Astoria. THRON RIGGS: Thron shares that he likes to paint and sometimes likes the result. He lives in Warrenton and worked as a Columbia River bar pilot. CAROL RILEY: Carol was born in Portland. She holds a BA in painting from Scripps College, Claremont, CA and an MAT from Reed College, Portland. Her professional career includes long associ-ations with Foster/White Gallery in Seattle and Butters Gallery in Portland. Public exhibitions include: OHSU, Oregon State University, Stanford University and the Oregon Governor’s Office. BETHANY ROWLAND: Bethany has enjoyed the practice of painting for over 20 years, but not until recently has she shared her work publicly, with her first solo show at Imogen Gallery in October 2013. Her work has been juried into CCC’s Au Naturel show for the past two years. She is represented by Imo-gen Gallery in Astoria. RICHARD ROWLAND: Richard has worked as an artist for 35 years. He is a recipient of the Gover-nor’s Award for Arts and Community. His work is included in numerous public and private collections. Richard is closely associated with the Women’s Resource Center Bowls Project. DENISE RUSSELL: Denise has been making jewelry for the past few years. She became interested after attending numerous arts & craft fairs and is now addicted. She enjoys sitting inside on cold stormy days and putting different ideas and designs together. Denise also manages the CCC bookstore. MELANIE LESSARD RYAN: Melanie worked in stained glass for more than 30 years. She recently completed her degree at Marylhurst University. KATHY SAMSEL: Kathy is a retired school administrator who works in several art media. She lives in Seaside. DENNIS SAULSBURY: Dennis is a long-time photography enthusiast. With increased time demanded by business involvement, Dennis put photography aside until digital photography made it possible to produce worthy images and prints without the need for a darkroom or commercial lab. His work has been exhibited and sold locally. SCOTT SAULSBURY: Scott began his pursuit of photography while in high school and has been involved continuously for over 35 years. His work is exhibited and sold locally. MIA SCHULTE: Mia Schulte was born in Turkey and grew up in a family that traveled and lived in many countries in Europe and the Middle East. Her work has been shown in exhibitions throughout Washington State since 2007. CHARLES SCHWEIGERT: Charles holds a degree in art from Kalamazoo College and completed graduate work at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit. He draws inspiration from contemporary


NICHOLAS KNAPTON: Nicholas is from Astoria but now resides in Berlin. He is an alumnus of CCC and credits Royal Nebeker and Richard Rowland as instrumental in his growth as an artist. Nicholas is known for his expressionist style. His work can be found at Imogen Gallery in Astoria.CHRISTOS KOUTSOURAS: Christos was born in Greece and has enjoyed a long and diverse career. He has exhibited extensively throughout Europe and the U.S.. Christos came to Astoria in 2010 and began preparing for a solo exhibition at the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art. He is represented by Imogen Gallery in Astoria.DONNA LARSON: Donna began making jewelry five years ago. She joined CCC as Vice President of Student and Academic Affairs in July 2012.GIN LAUGHERY: Gin’s printmaking reflects a love of the natural world, her perceptions and how they combine to create images. Her work focuses on conveying mood and sense of place, and can be seen at Imogen Gallery in Astoria.LESLIE HALL LIPE: Leslie is a self-taught artist who loves to paint on wood. She has shown her work at the Astoria Coffee House and Lunar Boy Gallery. Leslie works at CCC and lives in Chinook, WA.NEAL MAINE: Neal taught biology at Seaside High School for more than 30 years and is a founding member of the North Coast Land Conservancy. He now concentrates on coastal photography.SONJA MAY: Sonja received her MFA at the Pratt Institute of Art in New York. She founded the Columbia River Artists Gallery in Chinook in 2004. Her work has been shown in Oregon, Washingotn and New York.MARGARET MCCARTER: Margaret is a retired Clatsop Community College biology instructor.CHUCK MEYER: Chuck has 50+ years involvement with photography with a major interest in black and white. He enjoys the use and processing of black and white film paper in chemicals and likes the realism that it produces.MICHAEL MULDOON: Michael was raised in Cannon Beach, OR. His 30 year career took him across country and Europe. He began art in 2006 and never looked back.RICHARD NEWMAN: Richard’s artistic interests tend toward landscapes, nature, transportation and photographs of Europe. He is based in Beaverton, OR and is a member of the Trails End Art Association.ROBERT PAULMENN: Robert graduated from the DuCret School of Art. He worked as a sculptor/moldmaker for Great Adventure Amusement Park. He later attended The Art Students League of New and the National Academy of Design in New York.CHRISTI PAYNE: Christi has been living on the John Day River for 14 years. How to visually capture these - to us - everyday scenes? Once she found the 2” detailed pencil drawings, she was hooked. She loves the time she spends up close - nose to paper.TERRIE REMINGTON: Terri was born in Rockville Centre, NY. She studied art in Phoenix, AZ; in San Francisco with Frank Milner; and at the University of Arizona at Tucson, the Esquela de Bellas Artes in Madrid, Spain, the Mendocino Art Center, and the University of Washington. Terri now lives in Astoria.THRON RIGGS: Thron shares that he likes to paint and sometimes likes the result. He lives in Warrenton and worked as a Columbia River bar pilot.CAROL RILEY: Carol was born in Portland. She holds a BA in painting from Scripps College, Claremont, CA and an MAT from Reed College, Portland. Her professional career includes long associations with Foster/White Gallery in Seattle and Butters Gallery in Portland. Public exhibitions include: OHSU, Oregon State University, Stanford University and the Oregon Governor’s Office.BETHANY ROWLAND: Bethany has enjoyed the practice of painting for over 20 years, but not until recently has she shared her work publicly, with her first solo show at Imogen Gallery in October 2013. Her work has been juried into CCC’s Au Naturel show for the past two years. She is represented by Imogen Gallery in Astoria.

crafts, principally wood-fired ceramics and contemporary Japanese textiles and baskets. Charles’ work has been exhibited widely, is included in numerous private and corporate collections and can be seen at Riversea Gallery, Astoria, White Bird Gallery, Cannon Beach and Gallery 903, Portland. CHERYL SILVERBLATT: Cheryl learned to weave in Port Townsend, WA and studied at the Oregon College of Art and Craft in Portland. She earned a Post-Graduate Diploma in Tapestry Weaving at West Dean College, West Sussex, England. Since returning from England, she has woven contemporary tap-estries in her home studio in Astoria, taught at Astoria Fiber Arts Academy, organized Coastal Fiberarts 2011 and 2013 and shown in local galleries. CAROL SMITH: Carol has a passion for landscape photography. Her favorite locations are the Point Reyes seashore and Vancouver Island. NOEL THOMAS: Noel is a Signature Member of the American Watercolor Society as well as the North-west Watercolor Society. He lives in Astoria and is a featured artist at Riversea Gallery in Astoria. PENNY TREAT: Penny has a BFA from Cornish Institute. She is an award winning designer and artist. In 2010 she received the “People Choice Award” for a drawing in the CCC Au Naturel exhibit. Her work can be seen at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria and Marie Powell Print Studio in Ilwaco. CHRISTINE TREXEL: Christine has been a papermaker, bookbinder and bookmaker for 20+ years. BILL (WIM) VLEK: Bill was born in the Netherlands and immigrated to the U.S. in 1962. He has earned many awards in juried shows and sells his work throughout the U.S. and the Netherlands. He enjoys painting oils of landscapes, seascapes and still life. CONSTANCE WAISANEN: Constance is a fiber artist from Knappa, OR. Her work incorporates hand-dyed and gelatin printed fabrics. NANCY WALSH: Nancy is a CCC ceramics student.


RICHARD ROWLAND: Richard has worked as an artist for 35 years. He is a recipient of the Governor’s Award for Arts and Community. His work is included in numerous public and private collections. Richard is closely associated with the Women’s Resource Center Bowls Project.DENISE RUSSELL: Denise has been making jewelry for the past few years. She became interested after attending numerous arts & craft fairs and is now addicted. She enjoys sitting inside on cold stormy days and putting different ideas and designs together. Denise also manages the CCC bookstore.MELANIE LESSARD RYAN: Melanie worked in stained glass for more than 30 years. She recently completed her degree at Marylhurst University.KATHY SAMSEL: Kathy is a retired school administrator who works in several art media. She lives in Seaside. DENNIS SAULSBURY: Dennis is a long-time photography enthusiast. With increased time demanded by business involvement, Dennis put photography aside until digital photography made it possible to produce worthy images and prints without the need for a darkroom or commercial lab. His work has been exhibited and sold locally.SCOTT SAULSBURY: Scott began his pursuit of photography while in high school and has been involved continuously for over 35 years. His work is exhibited and sold locally.MIA SCHULTE: Mia Schulte was born in Turkey and grew up in a family that traveled and lived in many countries in Europe and the Middle East. Her work has been shown in exhibitions throughout Washington State since 2007.CHARLES SCHWEIGERT: Charles holds a degree in art from Kalamazoo College and completed graduate work at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit. He draws inspiration from contemporary crafts, principally wood-fired ceramics and contemporary Japanese textiles and baskets. Charles’ work has been exhibited widely, is included in numerous private and corporate collections and can be seen at Riversea Gallery, Astoria, White Bird Gallery, Cannon Beach and Gallery 903, Portland.BARRY SEARS: Barry has been turning wood since 1995 on an old Barby lathe. CHERYL SILVERBLATT: Cheryl learned to weave in Port Townsend, WA and studied at the Oregon College of Art and Craft in Portland. She earned a Post-Graduate Diploma in Tapestry Weaving at West Dean College, West Sussex, England. Since returning from England, she has woven contemporary tapestries in her home studio in Astoria, taught at Astoria Fiber Arts Academy, organized Coastal Fiber Arts 2011 and 2013 and shown in local galleries.CAROL SMITH: Carol has a passion for landscape photography. Her favorite locations are the Point Reyes seashore and Vancouver Island.NOEL THOMAS: Noel is a Signature Member of the American Watercolor Society as well as the Northwest Watercolor Society. He lives in Astoria and is a featured artist at Riversea Gallery in Astoria.PENNY TREAT: Penny has a BFA from Cornish Institute. She is an award winning designer and artist. In 2010 she received the “People Choice Award” for a drawing in the CCC Au Naturel exhibit. Her work can be seen at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria and Marie Powell Print Studio in Ilwaco.CHRISTINE TREXEL: Christine has been a papermaker, bookbinder and bookmaker for 20+ years.BILL (WIM) VLEK: Bill was born in the Netherlands and immigrated to the U.S. in 1962. He has earned many awards in juried shows and sells his work throughout the U.S. and the Netherlands. He enjoys painting oils of landscapes, seascapes and still life.CONSTANCE WAISANEN: Constance is a fiber artist from Knappa, OR. Her work incorporates hand-dyed and gelatin printed fabrics.NANCY WALSH: Nancy is a CCC ceramics student.STAN WANLASS: Stan has taught at numerous colleges and universities in the U.S., Canada and Europe and is a former Astoria artist. He is President of Renaissance International, Inc., a design studio based in Oregon.

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