Bark Art
Preview of the show and details on the opening reception
Elena Cronin
Colin Ashford
Martin Evans
Nathaniel Talbot
Come show your support for Bark and enjoy local art!
Join Bark at our second annual Bark Art Benefit! Throughout the month of August, works by creative Barkers Amy Harwood, Elena Cronin, Nathaniel Talbot, Lee Ritter, Colin Ashford, Sandra Preston, Jennifer Mercede, Betsy Levine, and Martin Evans will be on display at Cafe Bean. See photos for samples of work on display. This mixed media scope of works will focus on environmental issues and, of course, our beloved Mt. Hood National Forest.
All proceeds will go directly to Bark to fund protecting the forests of Mt. Hood, including our campaign to fight the proposed Palomar Pipeline, which would result in a 40-mile clearcut through across the forest.
Opening reception
Saturday, August 9th from 5:30pm to 9:30pm.
Cafe Bean, 1465 NE Prescott
Light refreshments served
Come join us for an evening of art, and support the forest while you're at it!
Join Bark at our second annual Bark Art Benefit! Throughout the month of August, works by creative Barkers Amy Harwood, Elena Cronin, Nathaniel Talbot, Lee Ritter, Colin Ashford, Sandra Preston, Jennifer Mercede, Betsy Levine, and Martin Evans will be on display at Cafe Bean. See photos for samples of work on display. This mixed media scope of works will focus on environmental issues and, of course, our beloved Mt. Hood National Forest.
All proceeds will go directly to Bark to fund protecting the forests of Mt. Hood, including our campaign to fight the proposed Palomar Pipeline, which would result in a 40-mile clearcut through across the forest.
Opening reception
Saturday, August 9th from 5:30pm to 9:30pm.
Cafe Bean, 1465 NE Prescott
Light refreshments served
Come join us for an evening of art, and support the forest while you're at it!
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