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Brammo bought by Polaris ... Convicted murderer a one-time "person of interest" in Grubbs slaying ... Posters about missing teen will be distributed ... Brammo bought by Polaris ... Convicted murderer a one-time "person of interest" in Grubbs slaying ... VISUAL ART First Friday kicks off a new year Comment DailyTidings.com Writer Posted Jan. 2, 2015 @ 12:01 am Posted Jan. 2, 2015 @ 12:01 am » Social News Art, live music, artist demonstrations and refreshments abound on First Friday Art Walk in Ashland. Galleries and other venues will be open from 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 2. Pick up a Gallery Tour Map at any of the listed galleries, the Ashland Chamber of Commerce or download one from www.ashlandgalleries.com. The following galleries are members of the Ashland Gallery Association: ADELANTE! GALLERY: 130 E. Main St., 214-587-7686 or www.adelantegalleryteahouse.com. Paintings, sculpture, pottery and jewelry. ART & SOUL GALLERY: 247 E. Main St., 541-488-9006 or www.artandsoulgallery.com. "Winter Celebration," by gallery members. ASHLAND ART CENTER: 357 E. Main St., 541-482-2772 or www.ashlandartcenter.org. Assemblage and sculpture by Dale Muir. ASHLAND ART WORKS: 291 Oak St., 541-488-4735 or www.ashlandartworks.com. GALLERIE KARON: 500 A St., 541-482-9008. GUMBO: Community Arts Experience, 280 E. Hersey St., 541-708-0788 or www.gumboarts.org. Paint, dance, drum. HANSON HOWARD GALLERY: 89 Oak St., 541-488-2562 or www.hansonhowardgallery.com. HOUSTON'S CUSTOM FRAMING AND FINE ART: 270 E. Main St., 541-482-1983 or www.houstoncustomframing.com. Art and custom framing. NIMBUS: 25 E. Main St. 541-482-3621 or www.clubnimbus.net. Still-life and landscape paintings by Eric Christensen. PHOTOGRAPHERS' GALLERY: Inside the Ashland Art Center, 357 E. Main St., 541-301-5975 or www.ashlandphotographersgallery.com. Photography by Debra Harder. PUSH ART GALLERY: 274 Fourth St., Suite 1, 360-393-2145 or www.pushartashland.com. Sculpture, photography and paper media. SCHNEIDER MUSEUM OF ART: 1250 Siskiyou Blvd., 541-552-6245 or www.sou.edu/sma. THOMAS LEE GALLERY: 20 S. First St., 541-482-1135 or www.thomasleegallery.com. Contemporary landscapes by Ford Smith. THE WEBSTERS: 11 N. Main St., 541-482-9801 or www.yarnatwebsters.com. Clothing, jewelry, hats and accessories. Associate members of the Ashland Gallery Association include: BELLA TERRA FINE JEWELRY: 60 E. Main St., 541-708-6300 or www.bellaterrajewelry.com. BOHEMIA GALLERY & ROGUE FRAMEWORKS: 1644 Ashland St., 541-488-5227 or www.bohemiagallery.com. Contemporary paintings and sculpture. HANNON LIBRARY: On the Southern Oregon University campus, 1250 Siskiyou Blvd., 541-552-6816 or www.hannonlib.sou.edu. Students' artwork from Southern Oregon University's Southern Oregon Arts & Research conference. HILL STATION: 287 Fourth St., www.hillstationashland.com. LINDY KEHOE GALLERY: 296 E. Main St., (inside Hemporium). 541-482-3350. Paintings and illustrations by Kehoe. MANZANITA ON MAIN: 90 N. Main St., 541-488-9886. Home decor and gifts. PELTON HOUSE: 228 B St. 541-488-7003 or www.peltonhouse.com. Wildlife photography by Dan Elster. WATERSTONE SALON: 14 S. First St., 541-488-3700 or www.waterstonesalon.com. Oil paintings by Barbara Cecil Restaurants, wineries and wine bars: BELLE FIORE ESTATE & WINERY: 955 Dead Indian Memorial Road, 541-488-9765. CREEKSIDE PIZZA BISTRO: 92 N. Main St., 541-482-4131 or www.creeksidepizza.com. ENOTECA BY EDENVALE: 17 N. Main St., 541-482-3377 or www.edenvalleyorchards.com. LIQUID ASSETS WINE BAR: 96 N. Main St. 541-482-9463 or www.liquidassetswinebar.com. Painter David Gordon, clay artist C.J. June, and photographers Dan Elster and Joseph Linaschke. SALAME RESTAURANT: 47 N. Main St. 541-708-5881 or www.salameashland.com. SMITHFIELDS RESTAURANT: 36 S. Second St. 541-488-9948 or www.smithfieldsashland.com WEISINGER Family Winery: 3150 Siskiyou Blvd. 541-488-5989 or www.weisingers.com. Abstract and modern art by Patrick D. Beste. Working studio members: BACKROADS STUDIO: 9647 Wagner Creek Road, Talent, 541-535-6114 or www.backroadsproductions.com. GATHERING GLASS STUDIO: 322 N. Pioneer St. 541-488-4738 or www.gatheringglass.com. Ornamental and functional glass sculpture and glass-blowing demonstrations. JEGA GALLERY AND SCULPTURE GARDEN: 625 A St. 541-488-2474 or www.jega4art.com. Sculpture and art. OAK LEAF STUDIO: 247 Oak St. 541-488-5756 or www.oakleafstudio.net. Painter Leif Trygg. STUDIO A.B.: 621 A St., 541-482-2253, www.babayard.com or www.anndisalvo.com. Digital collage by Bruce Bayard and figurative drawings by Ann DiSalvo. 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