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May
2008
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2, 2007 - First Friday featuring Heather L. Wells - Photographer |
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HEATHER L. WELLS. PHOTOGRAPHER:
This is how I live and feel, like cold water running over smooth
rock. The sun barely shines through the clouds, yet it still
touches me. The first two lines of Heather's poem set the mood
for her inspired photography. Her attraction to rivers, the
rhythms of color reflect the mood and create the foundations
of Heather's body of work. Heather's artist statement, in part,
reads "My photographs are the truest expressions of my
mind. They are created
through pleasure, pain and the raw experiences of emotions,
obsessions. love and lust. Stone Buddha is thrilled to present
this talented artist's work. Stone Buddha First Friday, May
2nd from 7-9pm, 216 East Main Street, Silverton |
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August
2007
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| May
4, 2007 - First Friday featuring Colleen Birch - KOI DREAMS |
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Stone Buddha proudly presents
KOI DREAMS: A collection of impressionist and realist koi paintings
by Northwest artist, Colleen Birch. Scenes from the Japanese
Garden koi ponds, Colleen's gardens and ponds and her own delightful
imagination will be shared thru the month of August. SEVEN KOI
and GOOD MORNING, KWAN YIN are among her current works. Please
join us for this beautiful show. Friday, August 3rd from 7-9pm.
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July
2007
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| July
21 , 2007 - Midnight Release Party
for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollow |
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The
Purl District & Not Your Mama's Coffee
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| It's almost here! The seventh and
final installment of the worldwide phenomenon Harry Potter.
Join us for all the fun: Games, prizes, snacks, Harry Potter
items and candy to buy. PRE-ORDER today! Get 20% off PLUS your
ticket to our Midnight Release Party. Only people who pre-order
may attend, so don't delay, reserve your spot (and your copy
of the book) TODAY! |
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Event Location: The Wolf Building, Downtown Silverton
Not Your Mama's Coffee -
201 E. Main Street, Upstairs
503-873-4215
For more information & to Pre-Order Call - Stone
Buddha: 503.873.6178 or at The Purl District: 503-873-6178
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| July
6, 2007 - First Friday featuring Susan Brandt |
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Stone Buddha is pleased
to present collage artist, Susan Brandt. Susan is a local papermaker
and bookbinder. Her stunning Asian inspired collages will be
treasures for years to come. Oregon is a real hot spot for the
paper arts. The Oregon Book Arts Guild, The Japanese Garden,
Oregon College of Arts and Crafts are just a few of the places
where East and West come together in beautiful harmony. Susan's
work captures this in layered simplicity. Please join us. Stone
Buddha, 216 East Main Street, Silverton, Oregon 503.873.0682
Friday, July 6th 7-9pm |
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June
2007
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STONE BUDDHA
CELEBRATES 5 YEARS!
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| Happy Birthday to us! Stone Buddha is celebrating
5 YEARS on Friday, June 1st. Offering treasures from over 10 Asian
countries, we are learning, growing, teaching and laughing with all
the special people we have met along the way. Please join us in celebration.
First Friday, June 1st 7-9pm. Stone Buddha, 216 East Main Street,
Silverton, Oregon 97381, (503) 873-0682. |
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May
2007
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| May
4, 2007 - First Friday featuring Renee Bianchi and Lisa Jorgensen |
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What happens when two
fabulous designers get together? Amazing things! Renee Bianchi
and Lisa Jorgensen create fun, funky and stunning eclectic jewery.
We are pairing the jewelry with Stone Buddha's Tence and silk
clothing, which will be on sale thru Mother's Day. Come in and
meet these wacky designers. Get an extra bonus on First Friday.
Make your Mama proud. See ya there. |
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April
2007
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| April
6, 2007 - First Friday featuring John Labovits |
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Join us, please, for
World Culture Day at Stone Buddha. Our featured artist, John
Labovits traveled Japan in May, 2006, photographing contemporary
Japan, city and countryside. John blends Japan's curious mix
of modern and traditional. Tiny street gardens, cluttered shopfronts,
overflowing fish markets, wild neon cityscapes and small calm
Buddha altars each speak to this ancient spiritual culture.
In unique style, John hangs his work with mulberry paper and
mylar for a very unusual show. We also welcome Gordon Munro,
storytelling an Asian tale with drum in hand. As always, Tea
and fortune cookies within. |
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