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The 2017 model also features an agile new suspen- which turns pressurized air into a refined performance. -5- EXHIBITION CELEBRATES THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF CROW'S SHADOW INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS rganized by the Hallie Ford Mu- CSIA, including Rick rection and self-sufficiency, and also to seum of Art in partnership with Bartow, Pat Boas, Joe give emerging artists opportunities and Othe Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Feddersen, Edgar Heap a sense of community that had eluded Arts (CSIA), a new exhibition chron- of Birds, James Lava- him as he taught himself his craft." icles the history of Crow’s Shadow over dour, Truman Lowe, Today, CSIA is perhaps the only pro- the past 25 years as it has emerged as a Lillian Pitt, Wendy Red fessional printmaking studio located on nationally recognized printmaking stu- Star, Storm Tharp, and a reservation community in the United dio located on the Confederated Tribes Marie Watt, among States. Since opening in 1992, it has of the Umatilla Indian Reservation near others. emerged as one of the most important Pendleton, Oregon. The CSIA was found- printmaking studios in the country, "Crow's Shadow Institute of the ed by Oregon painter bringing together Native and non-Na- Arts at 25" opens September 16 in the and printmaker James tive artists from around the world to Melvin Henderson-Rubio Gallery and Lavadour (Walla Wal- make prints under the guidance and continues through December 22. The la), who envisioned a direction of master printmaker Frank exhibition features 75 prints drawn traditional arts studio Janzen. Prints produced at Crow's from the Crow’s Shadow Print Archive focused on printmaking. Shadow can be found in some of the and focuses on themes of landscape, ab- Art historian Pru- foremost public and private collections straction, portraiture, word and images, dence Roberts says of in the United States and have been in- and media and process. Included in the Lavadour, "He want- cluded in exhibitions around the world. exhibition are works by 50 Native and ed to contribute to the non-Native artists who have worked at Tribes’ new sense of di- continued on page 8 Beatles vs. Stones Pg 30 Pg 2 Vol 3, #4 Who was Halli Ford? Pg 6 Halli Ford Art Museum Crows Shadow pg 10 Salem Art Association Pg 12 Fall Fashion Publisher Pg 30 Beatles vs. Stones Bruce Taylor Art Director Pg 32 Vincenzo Meduri's Enlightened Theatrics Freddy Ruiz Jr. Marketing Director Pg 34 Pentacle Theatre Fawn Clark Advertising Executives Pg 36 Tim Knight Guitar Merchant David Harrison, Randy Pesek ll, Carly Brice Saturday October 7, 2017 Pg 38 Salem Gourmet Roth's Catering (5:30 - 8:30pm) Editors & Contributors Julia Beck, Caitlin O'Dell, Cindy Wyant, Whitney Pg 39 Celebrate the Holiday's with Roth's McDowell, Lullu Truitt, Beth Casper, Peggie Dearden, Opening Reception for James Shea, Mary Louise VanNatta, Rebecca Pg 44 Rudy's Steak House Courtney, John Gross, Alan Pennington, Alex the two-person Casebeer, Harvey Gail, Patrick Ireland, Ron Cooper, Pg 46 A Legend in Dining Lisa Joyce, Dr. Keith Neaman, Dave Sweeney, Gerry exhibition Frank, Patti Milne, Roger Yost, April Scott, Kenneth Pg 49 Cuffe, Patti Sohn, Lloyd Spagenberg Spence Clark, 1859 Cider Company Furthermore. 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Miller Foundation; by funds from an en- In addition to the prints on display, a full-color hard cover book accompanies the dowment gift from the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, through their Spirit exhibition with essays by Prudence Roberts on the history of Crow’s Shadow, and Mountain Community Fund; and by general operating support grants from the City Heather Ahtone and Rebecca Dobkins on the history of indigenous printmaking in of Salem's Transient Occupancy Tax funds and the Oregon Arts Commission. SM North America. The book retails for $34.95. Once the exhibition closes in Salem, Oregon, it will travel to the Whatcom Muse- -8- -9- Professional Development Workshops at Salem Art Association Solar Shadows Through October 20 Reception: Saturday, September 23 | 2-4 pm Bush Barn Art Center | 600 Mission St.