Emily Lux

Emily Lux is an artist and educator focusing on the power of community building through art and personal expression. 

 

Her focus is to spread the idea that art belongs everywhere, in multiple forms, and should be accessible to everyone. 

Emily has participated in shows both locally and internationally, provides collaborative venues for local artists to display their work, and serves on the Forest Grove, Oregon Public Arts Commission. Emily’s current primary artforms are community-based public murals, children’s book illustration, sketchbook work, and painting.

Website: EmilyLux.Art

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Jeanne Levy

Born in Oregon, in Washington County, I live in Hillsboro. I love to work with paper, whether I’m making a book, printing a carved image, or painting. I’ve volunteered at Valley Art for many years and love Forest Grove.

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Meeghen Gough

I enjoy making all types of art, especially those including bright colors. Lately I have been gravitating toward animals and flowers painted in acrylic.

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Arliss Marcel

4th grade artist.

Image represents the artist’s style, not necessarily what will be in the show.

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Amariany Keller

High school artist.

Image is either work in progress or represents the artist’s style.

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Orson Marcel

High school artist.

Image is either work in progress or represents the artist’s style.

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Brady Geiger

High school artist.

Image is either work in progress or represents the artist’s style.

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Blake Duyck

High school artist.

Image is either work in progress or represents the artist’s style.

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Loxley Norman

High school artist.

Image is either work in progress or represents the artist’s style.

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Nick Gustafson

Just trying to brighten up the world and trying to make people smile…. I like to be colorful and bright…line things up in rows…a spectrum of colors and subjects…I like to paint wildlife and nature with acrylic paints. My children are a major source of inspiration and encouragement for my artwork, I could not do it without them.

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Fall into Art

You are invited to apply to Fall into Art, A Juried Art Show Presented by

The Forest Grove Public Arts Commission

Saturday November 18th
$35 per booth if selected

  • Located at The Forest Grove City Auditorium 1915 Main Street
  • This event is in conjunction with The 97116 Art Show, being held a block away. The 97116 Show is a three day event featuring dozens of artists and bringing in hundreds of patrons!
  • The goal is to offer demonstrations and kids make-and-take activities throughout the day.
  • Artists who produce handmade 2D or 3D art are invited to apply.
  • Must be set-up and ready to sell by 9:50 A.M.
  • Artists must stay for the duration of the event
  • Coffee, tea and morning snacks will be provided to artists
  • Tear down starts no earlier than 4 P.M. and must be complete by 5 P.M.

More details and full application available as PDF

Grayson Johnston

I am a mixed media artist turned printmaker, born and raised in Washington county Oregon. I draw much of my inspiration from the plants, creatures, and forms we share this planet with, music and sounds of all kinds, and the art and ideologies of the generations and communities that came before us. I hope you find a feeling of connection in the art surrounding you, and encourage you to take a moment to embrace it!

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Gordon Campbell

My mosaic art differs from most other because I use recycled linoleum and vinyl as my medium.  Since my pieces consist of discontinued samples and discarded materials, I must create my images using a limited range of color on my “palette”.  That is the challenge I enjoy, putting these materials to a new and creative use.

It all becomes art, rather than landfill!

 

Gordon Campbell

www.lino-mosaic.com

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Linda Jerome

I’ve been working with clay exclusively since 2020. I was an oil painter before. Sculpting in clay, I’m very interested in animal and human forms; what I can bring to those, how can I change, enhance or illustrate some kind of emotion in their gesture and surface. Each piece inspires me to do another.

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Helvi Smith

I like colors.  Well, except for beige.  And taupe.   Other than that, the rest of the colors are in my friend group.
I am always happy when I am making art and that happiness exudes from my work and will envelop those who view the art.   Or something like that.  🙂

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Valley Art

We are delighted to welcome everyone to the gallery during our celebrated Annual Artist Event, Nov. 10-19. This year’s theme is “We the Artists” – and “we” always have something to show and, frequently, something to say. Forest Grove and Washington County have many dedicated Valley Art enthusiasts.

For 57 years — our gallery was founded in 1966 — we have sought the best art to display and sell. Our 10-day event begins with a reception on Nov. 10, from 7-9 p.m. During the 10 days of AAE, we offer new, renewing, and current members a one-time 10% discount during the event. Members are encouraged to bring a guest with them, although they won’t receive the 10 percent discount unless they become a member for $25 that night. Look for your brochure and tickets in the mail.

There will be a raffle during our members’ night reception, with a variety of great prizes. Tickets will be available for $2 each. Buy several! The Annual Artist Event hours will be Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.; and on Sunday, 12 – 4 p.m. Please join us. Come and “shop local” this holiday season and find one-of-a-kind gifts for friends or family.

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Amy lee solomonson

Most of my life I have journaled my experiences by creating images with words. My artwork combines intricate and, at times, very simple images, often inspired by nature. These pieces expanded ways to convey more color and depth to journalling becoming the stand-alone pieces you see here. I use combinations of Ink, Watercolor, and Colored Pencils to create my abstract artwork. I have long been inspired by the glassworks of Frank Lloyd Wright’s windows, Stained Glass panels in places of worship, and lamp work. I have incorporated my skills as a silversmith, jeweler and sculptor to make my one-of-a-kind artwork.

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Alexa Macias

Hi Im a high school senior this year (YAY). I enjoy taking Photos and Im exited to shear my my art work.

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Anita Silva

Self taught multimedia artist. I enjoy creating acrylic paintings, woodworking, and multimedia original art.

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Hope Kramer

I learned how to oil paint when I was in my late thirties. I had always thought you had to be able to draw well in order to paint well. That turns out to not be true. Finding oil painting was a great way for me to express myself and I didn’t have to be good at drawing.

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Zoe Stanek

Born in Nebraska and raised in Western Colorado, Zoe Stanek has found her place among the trees in Oregon’s Pacific Northwest. There, she attended Pacific University as a Creative Writing major with a double minor in Editing & Publishing and Fine Arts. She is a fiction author who takes inspiration from nature and different regions across the United States. Zoe sells pottery on Etsy and runs an art Instagram (@she_tried_art). She graduated with a BA in 2022.

 

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Marco Serido

Sketchbook enthusiast, art lover, illustrator, and painter, living in the great Northwest and enjoying all it has to offer. You’ll find me scribbling in bars and restaurants, sketching on street corners, doodling along riverbanks and painting in my studio.  Originally from Jersey, I’ve called Oregon my home for the past 15 years.

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