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At the Artists’ Gallery Sunriver, the artists are grateful to locals and visitors for supporting small businesses. Recent times have not always been as fun as we would like, but the artists come to the gallery each day to make sure that every visitor is greeted by a welcoming face and that the displays are regularly updated. That Gallery has been fortunate to add multiple new artists to the membership and long-term members always strive to produce new and exciting art. This month we are featuring two incredibly talented artists that are certainly worth visiting the Gallery to view new pieces.

Few artists have the breadth of skill and talent as photographer Richard Bacon. Bacon divides his work into interesting categories — The Outdoors — People — Real Estate — Commercial. At the Artists’ Gallery, visitors are treated to a wonderful display of The Outdoors in its greatest splendor. Each piece of art has a delicate symmetry of nature. A favorite subject is any of nature’s beauty that is reflected in water. The balance of mountain ranges with cloud structures is enhanced by the atmospheric effects of snow and weather. One beautiful piece is of a home on Mirror Pond in Bend. At first glance, it appears to be a frozen castle on an icy pond. Other pieces tease the viewer’s eye following the curve of a river or the fall of water over a rock.

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Bacon’s fine photography pieces are printed on multiple surfaces and sizes. It is not often that a collector has the option to purchase a fine piece in the precise dimensions to provide the perfect focal point in their home.

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by DENI PORTER

Elowah Falls in Fall by Richard Bacon

Smith Rock by Richard Bacon

ART TAKES NATURE AS ITS MODEL

LESLIE STEWART, JEWELRY showcasing the work of 30 local artists

RICHARD BACON, PHOTOGRAPHY

SUNRIVER EXHIBITS

In support of state and federal guidelines for social distancing, most venues have attendance protocols in place. Please call or visit each venue website for updated information.

Artists’ Gallery Sunriver Village

57100 Beaver Dr., Bldg. 19 541-593-4382 • artistsgallerysunriver.com

Sip & Paint with Bonnie Junell at Artists’ Gallery in the Sunriver Village on March 11, from 6-8pm.

Opal inlay rings by Leslie Stewart Statement Pendant by Leslie Stewart

Living on the Deschutes River affords jewelry artist Leslie Klipper Stewart to regularly take inspiration from the elements of nature. Klipper Stewart’s pieces demonstrate a delicate balance between nature and the artist’s will to mold it into something even more beautiful. “The gems often tell me what to do with them. Then I translate that vision into the design.” Each piece is fabricated by hand to demonstrate the artist’s love of form through simplicity, structure, and movement. The use of precious and semi-precious gems and beautiful glass flame worked beads makes each piece unique. Many pieces are asymmetrical with strong simple lines.

Klipper Stewart’s jewelry provides a wide variety of pricing as well as beautiful statements. Like the artist, her work is big, bold and a tad unexpected!

Artists’ Gallery Sunriver Village Building 19 artistsgallerysunriver.com • 541 593 4382

Cost: $48, call the gallery at 541 593 4382 to reserve.

Bonnie Junell has been teaching her realistic impressionist style using water soluble oil paints for ten years. “My goal is for those attending the classes to have fun and learn the skills to become a painter.”

Painting is a great way to release tension and show your creative side. Mix painting, friends and drinks for a memorable evening. If you are looking for a creative way to celebrate a special occasion or create an event, Sip & Paint has you covered. No experience needed / all supplies included. Complimentary wine/beverage and chocolates!

Sip & Paint classes are held monthly at Artists’ Gallery Sunriver Village with social distancing, and we ask that you wear a mask. Class size is limited.

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