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And Oregon's First november 2015 • vol 16 • issue 202 HIPFiSH THE NEW FARM TO TABLE: alternativeMONTHLY press servingpress the serving lower columbia the lower pacific region columbia • july 2015 pacific • vol 16 •region issue 198 Local Cannabis finds its legal place in Oregon agriculture p12 Sleepy Monk in Cannon Beach Old School Coffee Roasting Wins a GOLDEN BEAN p11 HOLIDAY GIFT FAIRS Gifts that Make a Difference 20th Starving Artist Faire Three Villages – Make the Rounds EVENTS: Indie First @ Cloud & Leaf Books Nov 28 • Jamie Leopold tells short stories w/music @ KALA Nov 28 • Faculty Ar t Show honors Royal thru Jan 14 • Columbia River Symphony Autumn Magic Nov 14-15 Season’s Greetings Reclaim your Health Vitality finn & Wellness Naturally! ware Restorative Spinal Care: offering gentle specific neurological work restoring function to the body and its ability to heal. - affordable plans & also billable to insurance as Chiropractic care - Re-Organizational Healing: our specialty & premium service - serving our community & humanity at the Ultima Thule juncture of healthcare & personal development! 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By day Perttu Paappanen tunes, repairs and imports accordions, teaches workshops, and frequently he per- forms and arranges music for theater/play performances in Helsinki, on both fiddle and accordion. A student at the Sibelius-Academy, Perttu has studied both classical and folk, taught in schools, and has produced 3 albums with bands Koinurit and the Progmatics. From Finland Pekka Pentikäinen, specializing on the 2-row and chromatic accordion, also a 1994 Graduate of the Sibe- Pentikäinen and Paappanen lius Music Academy, is a band leader and musician and composer for theater and opera in Helsinki. He founded on all the continents. Currently he works for the Finnish Folk the folk music groups Pirnales and trio Mr. Mäläskä (w/Pekka Music Association, teaching, giving concerts and developing folk Pentikäinen, acc. and Antti Soininen, vl.) whose CD “Mr. Mäläskä music activity in surroundings of Helsinki. - Nothern music for accordion and violin” was released in March 2000. That CD consists mainly of Pekka Pentikäinen’s music for Doors open at 8pm right after Art Walk. $10 admission. Cock- the accordion and the violin. Pekka Pentikäinen has performed tails. Teens (13+) welcome, accompanied w/ parents. 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The band KALA welcomes 6-piece music project Jamie Leopold and the features Jaime on guitar and www.astoriarealestate.net Short Stories, on Nov 28 at 8pm, a great name for a band whose vocals, Jennifer “the Polish Princess” Smieja on vocals, Clark “the front person regales with stories from his rich past as a musician Reverend” Salisbury on guitar; Aaron “gatemouth” Lowe, har- Peter & Janet Weidman and artist in the halcyon days of the 60’s. monica; J. Michael “king” Kersey bass and Eugene Fred Ingram Owner/Brokers Jaime Leopold was the original bass player in the cult band on drums. The band has new CD “Live at O’Connor’s” which is 336 Industry Street “Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks”. For the past several years he’s getting a lot of airplay. Astoria, Oregon been writing songs and performing with his band “Jaime Leopold and the Short Stories”. They call their music “American Quirk”: The evening at KALA features full cabaret table seating and it’s a hard to pin down style influenced by folk music, country, jazz full bar. $13 @ the door, but to assure seating, get advance 503.325.3304 and Jaime’s unique storytelling. tickets at www.BrownPaperTickets.com (includes small service Jaime spent his formative years in the Haight-Ashbury as a charge). Doors open at 7pm, show at 8pm. KALA is located at part of the youth culture movement of the day. He hung out 1017 Marine Drive in Astoria. 503.338.4878 3 Nov 15 hipfishmonthly.com FRAMED Test Drive the new TRIFECTA light Zac Caswell frame @ KALA Tim Liddiard detroit ART w/Kristin Shauck HEN ZAK CASWELL was a kid, he was fascinated by the ioned for the pur- bike Wmerging layers of paint spills on the garage floor at home, pose of applying his father a contractor. A couple decades later, and Caswell has paint in innovative become an art-fiendish mixoligist – intertwining a connection to the ways.” th 11 and Marine Drive in Astoria heavens, and a penchant for experimentation. While the 503.325.2961 • OPEN DAILY • www.bikesandbeyond.com KALA exhibits the new-to-Astoria Caswell’s work this month, horizontal orienta- in a triple show with two artists on the scene for over a decade tion of the bands now. TRIFECTA presents new work by Tim Liddiard, an artist in the of color have frontier world of color exploration, also in collaboration with partner a tendency to Kristin Shauck currently in her twelfth academic year teaching paint- evoke the sense ing, drawing, and design at Clatsop Community College in Astoria, of a landscape in where she also serves as founding director of Au Naturel: the Nude Liddiard’s colorful in the 21st Century, an annual international competition of figura- pallets, it is not tive art. the intention to Professional Real Estate Services Zac Caswell creates visually provoking pieces by way of explor- create any specific ative mediums. Most pieces are constructed of recycled material. references. Enter • Local Knowledge Cosmic series was created to capture chemical reaction. Melting Kristin Shauck. Zak Caswell and Cosmic Imagery Series • National Exposure Imagery series was created to capture the uniqueness of layering Shauck’s animal figures appear on Liddiard’s canvases in a magical different shapes and lines forming a melting effect within the piece. and almost metaphysical way. Entranced by color, the process of • Attention to You painting says Shauck is an explora- tion of the infinite possibilities of 503-468-0915 iridescence, luminosity, and poly- chromatic interactions. “My creative www.PacificProHomes.com work has evolved from my experi- 207 12th St., Astoria, Oregon ence practicing art and teaching art over the past two decades. “Although in my professional career I have focused primarily on the enormous challenge of captur- ing the human form, recently I have turned to the subject of animals. Since my childhood, I have always GayGay SkateSkate Night!Night!Saturday felt a deep connection to and The Lower Columbian Q center and Astoria Armory present:November 21 Kristin Shauck and Tim Liddiard Sky Dog II Acrylic on Synthetic Fabric Tim Liddiard, Untitled, Acrylic on Synthetic Fabric, 2015 The two mediums couldn’t be more different from one another, fascination with animals of all one a wild organic abstract form, and the other, whimsical, yet kinds, from the tiniest insect to mysterious figures crawling with life and through each other.
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