The rural renaissance of La Grande, OR

D-Sandwhich gets down with Disc Golf

2010-06-18T11:57:00.000-07:00

Satellite Art Gallery :Presents "ART of PLACE"

2009-06-12T11:00:00.001-07:00

"Art of Place" - June 18th - July 12th

Satellite Gallery presents "ART OF PLACE" June 18th - July 12th.

Satellite gallery is please to announce "Art of Place" curator by guest Angie Smith. Angie is an alumni of EOU in the arts and is enthusiastic about presenting the art of local artists Linda Gray-McKean and Judith Welch.

The art reflects each artist's individual approach towards the importance of place and this is also reflected in their writings. The show will run from June 18th--July 12th.

For more information please visit www.satelliteartgallery.com

Crossing the Blues: Regional Juried Art Exhibition

2009-05-30T17:21:00.000-07:00

Call for Entries!

Regional Call for Entries (Pacific NW, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and northern California) 1st Annual Crossing the Blues Juried Exhibition

Satellite Gallery
116 Depot Street
La Grande, OR 97850

Website: satelliteartgallery.com

Deadline for submissions: July 6, 2009 (This is not a postmark deadline)

Accepted artists will be notified via email

Accepted artworks must arrive at the gallery by August 11, 2009

Exhibit dates: August 22 - September 12, 2009

Awards: $300 Best in Show, $100 Best 2-D, $100 Best 3-D, $100 People's Choice Award

Jurors: Participating Art Faculty of Eastern Oregon University

Eligibility: Pacific Northwest artists 18 years and older living in Oregon, Washington, Idaho or Northern California are invited to submit all media

Fee: $25 for up to 5, jpegs or tiffs; $5 each additional file

For more information: info@satelliteartgallery.com or 541 963 4617

The 1st Annual Crossing the Blues Juried Exhibition kicks off August 22nd, 2009.
The exhibition opens in conjunction with the annual Crossing the Blues Festival held each summer in scenic La Grande, Oregon. The festival begins Friday, August 21st, and ends on Saturday, August 22nd. The Crossing the Blues Festival showcases a wide array of cultural arts from throughout the Northwest; including: fine art exhibitions, musical performances, cinematic screenings, and theatrical productions. NW Artists participate in this two-day rolling schedule. The exchange of creative energy stimulates the summer atmosphere, a convergence of invigorating experiences.

Visit the festival website at www.crossingtheblues.com

05.23.09 / West African Drumming at Mt. Emily Alehouse

2009-05-28T12:52:00.001-07:00

La Grande Summer Film Project

2009-05-28T12:05:00.000-07:00

La Grande Summer Film Project:
View the Screening all day Saturday August 22nd at Mt. Emily Ale House, Downtown La Grande.

This year's project will give participants an opportunity to help create 1 of 4 music videos featuring local musicians. The bands and specific criteria will not be released until the kick off meeting for the project (we like to make that part of the fun!). If you have an interest in any aspect of filmmaking be it directing, writing, cinematography, editing, acting... or just producing and organizing, the La Grande Summer Film Project is a perfect opportunity to get creative, focussed, and learn in a unique and energetic environment.

The La Grande Summer Film Project is now seeing participants. Please leave your name an email below to receive instructional information on how to participate. See you on the set.

Crawlspace VI: April 18th!

2009-04-14T08:25:00.000-07:00

The Waypoint Crew and Test Audiences hope that you can join us in welcoming FINN RIGGINS and JARED MEES AND THE GROWN CHILDREN for Crawlspace VI as they make their way through town on another northwest tour! We can't stress enough how truly mind blowing amazing these guys are!! Also playing are JUNTURA from Boise, local talent, CITY OF ANIMALS (new official name for Avery Hook and Jeff Grammer's ensemble) and us, of course.. Also IAN CLARK, local film maker and artist, will be exhibiting his incredibly dymanic and inspiring multi-media work. This event is surely going to be on the fringes of legendary! ** BYO-Beverage. No Cover. Donations very appreciated! **

"Confluence" Opens April 10th at Satellite Gallery

2009-04-04T13:07:00.000-07:00

Confluence: a place where things merge or flow together. This is the theme for our upcoming show. The concept is bringing in visiting artists that merge together with a local artist. This concept brings perspectives that we may not get here in Eastern. So we thought it was a good idea.

We will be featuring the work of Nathan Orton (Portland, OR), Maria Kondratiev (New York), and our own Eric Coon.

Please plan to join us for the opening reception. 6-9pm on Friday April 10th, 2009.

More information and complete show details coming soon.

Planet TR-57 Pilot

2009-04-04T12:52:00.000-07:00

You got to see it. Our friends at Valley Video Services have put together this great stop motion piece... makes me very eager to see more.

Enjoy.

Something worth viewing...

2009-03-31T12:34:00.001-07:00

Crawlspace V! March 28th

2009-03-27T13:19:00.001-07:00

THIS SATURDAY, come join us in welcoming San Fransisco based LOW RED LAND at Crawlspace V! Also performing are local bands Sons of Guns and City of Animals with interim performances of Luke McKern's ever-so-popular drum group.

The show will kick off at 7pm. Byob. Bring friends and family!

Waypoint Studios,
1602 Cove Avenue.
La Grande, OR 97850

MEGABEARD RECORDS - ST. Patty's Day!

2009-03-14T13:34:00.000-07:00

Our roomates MEGABEARD are putting on a great show this coming St. Patty's Day across the street at our favorite new brewery... Mt. Emily Ale House. Come join in the great music and great beer on March 17th 2009 - music starts at 8:00 - get there early cuz it is gunna be packed!

See you there,

Eastern Exposure

2009-03-13T17:37:00.000-07:00

March 19th - April 3rd

"Eastern Exposure" is an exhibit of work by the advanced students of EOU photography professor Kerry Loewen and ceramics professor Peter Johnson. The exhibition highlights the accomplishments of both the Advanced Ceramics and Studio Photography classes. The show will run at Satellite Gallery March 19th - April 3rd.

This exhibit is yet another example of the exemplary work being produced by the students and faculty of Eastern Oregon University. In an effort to connect the downtown community and the University, Satellite Gallery is working with EOU to bring the best of their art downtown.

Maternal Instincts: Portraits of Women in Oregon and Mexico

2008-11-07T18:04:00.000-08:00

November 14 - December 5th
Opening Reception
November 14th. 6 - 9 pm.

Jessica Plattner has been teaching art at Eastern Oregon University since 2001. She recently returned to La Grande after seven months in Mexico on a Fulbright Scholarship, where she painted and taught at The University of Guanajuato. The U.S. Fulbright Scholar Program sends scholars and professionals each year to over 140 countries, where they lecture or conduct research in a wide variety of academic and professional fields. The Fulbright Program is sponsored by the United States Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Visit www.satelliteartgallery.com for more information.

The Dollar! My morning Query!

2008-10-11T22:36:00.000-07:00

I woke up listening to OPB this morning - tuning in on the big economic crisis and if was pretty overwhelming. I started to think about money and what it was to me - and the idea behind its power... so I googled "what is money?" and I came across a film: kind of made my morning - some very interesting philosophy and views - I recommend watching the movie just after you wake up.

MEGABEARD RECORDS Step In!

2008-10-09T07:18:00.000-07:00

With impending winter electric bills rolling our way it's fortunate that a sidewalk conversation turned into a new addition to the Cold Coffee space. Not only will we house our digital media services and very cool art gallery...but now a record label! YES!. Avery Hook and Jeff Grammer will be rocking the studio in our darker hours. With the release of a new "MIXER" the duo not only needs a place to rehearse for the upcoming release show ( Thursday, October 23rd 8:00 @ Ten Depot in La Grande) but will also be setting up their recording studio to keep there music coming as well as integrating with other local artists in the area to perpetuate a musically revolution here in the Grande Ronde Valley.

Megabeard has worked with Test Audiences, Sons of Guns, Shaun Daniel... and Black Bottle Trio just to name a few. They recently performed at "Crawlspace 3" hosted by Test Audiences at Waypoint Studio .... (we are all a little inbred) - for as you know Waypoint Studio is a partner in Satellite Gallery.

Anyway, enough mumbling... we are stoked to have MEGABEARD working in our space - their creativity and drive will be a welcome energy... not too mention a little help with the winter electric bill.

"RECENT WORK" - Art Opening at Satellite Gallery

2008-10-05T16:52:00.000-07:00

Satellite Gallery is pleased to bring you another ART opening. Please join us Friday, October 3rd from 6-9pm to see the work of Ian Clark, Charlie Koehler, and Lisa Greif. The show will run through Thursday October 30th. The artists will be present tomorrow and we encourage your presence and feedback. Refreshments will be available.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES >>

Kereokee at Bud Jackson's

2008-08-29T16:48:00.000-07:00

So last night was the final's for the annual Bud Jackson's kereokee contest... and man oh man what an event. The music was great. the beer was flowing, the people were sweaty and charismatic. Mike and myself were both contestants - Mike did a amazing Joe Cocker version of "little help from my friends" and sizzling hot -"pour some sugar on me" (def leopard) and I went with my "go-to's" ("Piano Man" and the old "Boot Scootin' Boogie") but were no match for the vocal styles of some other community faces.

All in all it was a spectacular time, thank you Bud for the event. Here are some photos from the event courtesy of Jason Grech's cell phone. If you missed it this year be sure to qualify next year and make your way to the finals.

Crossing the Blues: Visual Arts Invitational

2008-08-17T12:40:00.001-07:00

Satellite Gallery wishes to announce the 1st Annual Invitational Artists Exhibition opening on August 22, 2008 and will run through September 12th. The group of 24 artists in this exhibit represent a variety of media. Works of photography, printmaking, bronze sculpture,ceramics, blown and fused glass, painting and mixed media will be shown. It is the intention of the curators of this show to coordinate an exhibit in collaboration with the other Signature Events going on during La Grande's "Crossing the Blues" celebration. This is an attempt to show a cross sample of professional artists working in Union County, though this venue could not include all who live and work here. Each of the 24 artist represented will exhibit on piece of work. Please join us for an evening of fun filled activities in Downtown La Grande during this weekend celebration.

La Grande Summer Film Project

2008-07-30T11:15:00.000-07:00

La Grande Summer Film Project:
Will premiere 10:30 pm Friday Night, August 22nd at the Crossing the Blues: La Grande Summer Festival

Cold Coffee Media is organizing a film project for the week of August 18th thru the 22nd, with a premiere of the films Friday, August 22nd at 10:30pm.

If you are interested in film please sign up below and be a part of a team! Whether you want to act, write, direct, edit, sound design or produce be a part of a great experience. By signing up you will be notified for a meeting with all those interested and teams will be created from that pool of talent.

SIGN-UP DEADLINE: Wednesday August 6th 2008!

THE PROCESS:

The entire group of participants will meet for a gathering Saturday August 16th at which point teams will be made. There will be 4 elected Team Captains (out of those interested in directing) and those 4 will put together a team of filmmakers from the remaining participants. All participants will be involved in some facet. All contact information and scheduling information will be addressed here.

Monday Morning at 8:00 am your teams specific film criteria will be announced. From that point the team will have the week to write, shoot, and edit the film. The films will be premiered after the music Friday Night, August 22nd at Max Square.

Resources will vary, but will be available. Local business owners are encouraged to support the filmmakers with access to location and resources as well. This is a great opportunity to get creative with the production to create a great 15 minute film on a shoe-string budget.

Form More information and to sign up to participlate please visit: www.crossingtheblues.com

Satellite Gallery Opening: Dollar Menu

2008-07-10T13:44:00.000-07:00

Cold Coffee Media and Satellite Gallery announces Dollar Menu, a National Juried show opening on Friday, July 11. The concept for this show was for artists to create pieces made from dollar store items or utilize imagery of the dollar in the work they entered. The result is a curious collection of diverse work that demonstrates the varied interpretations of the guidelines. The variety of work also illustrates the uniqueness of each individual artist’s response to the task of creating work that expresses their opinions of the national and global economies, consumerism and disposable commodities.

CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION AND IMAGES AND AWARDS AND MORE >>

Charmparticles Music Video Complete!

2008-07-09T08:08:00.000-07:00

Charmparticles are a great Portland band who got it in their heads they'd like to come to La Grande and and play a show and play in some snow.

So we made a music video. Directed by Mike Surber, starring Joshua Johnson, Bridget O'Neill, Ian Clark. Camera work by Michael O'Connor. The band is Pamela Rooney, Nathanael Merrill, and Sarah Fitzgerald.

WIthout further delay...

THE MAGNIFICENT SKY, I LEAVE AND AM HIGH

Crossing the Blues: La Grande Summer Festival

2008-06-06T13:03:00.000-07:00

It has been a while since we posted... been pretty busy rooting ourselves into the community and encouraging revolution. Had the opportunity to work with the city of La Grande and other great orginazations in creating a signature art and cultural event for La Grande and Northeastern Oregon. There will be music, theatre, art, film, farmer's market, food and vendors, a triathalon and more.

We have just launched the website and encourage you all to get involved. Jump over to www.crossingtheblues.com and see what is going on. The festival will be help August 22 and 23 right downtown here in La Grande. Sign up for the newsletter so you can keep updated on bands, foods, contents, good times and more. You can help sponsor, donate to, or just participate in the events.

These are all things that can help our community grow and develop a rich appreciation for the artists and musicians that help keep our brains sane and encourage economic growth in our beautiful historic downtown. Please make it out to the fedtival and keep yourself in the loop...

Welcome to the Satellite Gallery

2008-03-08T15:35:00.000-08:00

So we have had many inquiries from friends outside our valley to show off one of the main endeavors we have going on in Eastern Oregon. The Satellite Gallery is housed in the front of Cold Coffee Media at 116 Depot Street, in beautiful downtown La Grande. Promising to be a venue for cutting edge, contemporary exhibitions of work from local, regional and national artists. The gallery concept and space are the result of a collaborative effort between Cold Coffee Media and Waypoint Studio, a local artist’s collective.

We decided to put together a little video tour with you host Mike Surber. The video displays some work from our "Winter Invitational" featuring the work of Brenna Tyler and Doug Gisi. We just wrapped up the show, but if something catches your eye I am sure we can help you purchase it.

There is a lot going on at the Satellite Gallery, new shows, regional and national call for entries, wine and cheese receptions and a great creative spirit that is helping an entity like this survive. So if your drive I-84 and you stumble upon La Grande, stop on by and see some incredible works of art and visit a beautiful art minded community.

So with the morning glaze still in our eyes - we give you, without further adieu - Satellite Gallery. Heres what we did before 9:00am.

Social Security and Private Anxiety (Guest Blog by Greg Rawlins)

2008-02-22T10:06:00.000-08:00

Mike here. My phone sounds a lot like my alarm clock, and vice versa. So as I'm coming out of one of those dreams about wandering through my high school in a bunny suit, the school bell rang which turned into my alarm which turned into my phone ringing. The early morning caller was Greg Rawlins, my musical cohort and all-around bff. He's visiting from Bremerton, WA and somehow ended up sleeping in his truck right outside the house. So as he stood outside my bedroom window we looked at each other through the glass and talked on the phone...

MIKE: It looks cold out there.
GREG: It is.
MIKE: Whatcha doin?
GREG: Standing outside.
MIKE: I know. I see you.
GREG: It looks warm in there.
MIKE: It is. Wanna come in?
GREG: That would be good, pardner.
MIKE: Ok, but only if you write a guest blog entry for the Cold Coffee website.
GREG: Ok, but only if you open it up with a really long-winded intro.

Here's what Greg did before 9am:

For the record, it's 10:39am and my Coffee is tepid and actually becoming Cold. Far out.
As a man on vacation, sojourns to this valley are invariably one long, noteworthy bender of boyhood fun, howdown magic and honkytonk bootscootin'. I have a series of destinations and checkpoints every time I come back here, probably ninety in all. Last night covered at least fifty.

Having never beheld the final product that is The Cold Coffee Media HQ and Satellite Gallery, last nights art walk made her look like a Prom Queen. Her three-pronged pendant above the entry way cracked mysterious and alluring colors, her diamond plated wristbands made her regal. She was elegant in that the horses and iron circuitry of her bosom stood motionless, poised, but seething and prepared to charge. Everybody brought their glass slippers and each fit, like conversation, in their own respect. An eight dollar bottle of wine, four dollar box of Ritz, and artwork that far exceeded each posted price were open to the public to consume. Accolades to Doug Gisi and Brenna Tyler (the current exhibiters) ---- I was awestruck by the diligence and thought so apparent in your works.

Onto another checkpoint: Waypoint. My heart rate always increases when I cross the tracks and round the corner to get within earshot of the members of Test Audiences at Waypoint Studio. Each step toward the rehearsal space beats like snares and my eyes dilate and bounce like keys in hopes and preparation for a night of music. Sure enough, as constant as the train that practically rolls through their building, a bass, keyboard, drums and voices resound and I am very, very home.

I wait for the current song to end before whistling both my want of encore and entrance. Up the stairs and into the loft, an immense wood structure as old as the town, with nostalgic junk and dilapidated treasures who ooze whole compositions from their walls until all you really do is pick them up off the dusty floorboards and allow them to play you. Or at least it seems they way all too often. My dear friends of Test Audiences are among the most serious and driven musicians that I can claim to have met. Having been an active observer in their varied cast, their digressions, debates, directions, doubts, convictions, liberations, and overall evolution, I extend my excitement and cohort support for a group that has harnessed a real ground-breaking sound and fought hard to do it. So, before 9am, I heard two new songs of theirs and have been reverting back to them constantly in effortless fascination.... oh yes Test Audiences, you are some hungry folk. Thanks comrades.

Charmparticles Music Video

2008-02-07T10:57:00.000-08:00

I've just had the pleasure of directing a music video for the fantastical Portland band Charmparticles. Last Thursday they rolled into town just in time for a tour of the closing end of Longbranch before hitting the sack and spending the next three long days shooting.

For the characters in the story, I casted two very close friends/talented actors/media consultants from Seattle, Joshua Johnson and Bridget O'Neil. If you haven't seen Bridget's Lilylulay vlogs on Youtube, you should.

So in the midst of a hectic shoot, Bridget snuck backstage and made a vlog entry for the fans from on location.

What I did before 9am today is edit, edit, and edit the music video. But I'm not ready to show you that, so I ~~stole~~ embedded Bridget's video from on location. There's much more where that came from, so check back here soon. And be sure to check out Bridget's other videos on Youtube. WARNING: You will probably fall in love with her.

Places to Think in La Grande, OR

2008-01-23T08:13:00.000-08:00

We have been working a bit on Google Maps for some clients and thought it would be fun to start creating some solid MAPS in La Grande. So here is our first experiment: A map of spots in La Grande that are worth visiting if you are in the mood to think.

La Grande has a lot of nooks and crannies that hold value to some while others stroll by without ever noticing. These are the places you might go to chill, to clear your head, to read a book, to have a quiet conversation with someone, or maybe even to have a quiet conversation with yourself.

We have opened this MAP up publicly so that any one can contribute their favorite spots. Please feel free to stick a couple markers down where you find yourself in the middle of the night or maybe even on your lunch break, doing your best to clear your head.

More mapping to come... this is what we did before 9:00am.

View Larger Map

Furnice: A groundhog with a thirst for Coors Light

2008-01-17T07:01:00.000-08:00

I compressed some video for a local artist. - and thought I would share a small clip of something that I was able to enjoy for the last 14 hours... this is only one character of about 10. Take a minute to think about this and comment whether or not you feel this in just genius or if I have just been up all night and my vision is skewed.

I would love to share all of it with you - so if the response is good maybe we can talk Charles into letting us watch em all!!!

Good morning by the way and...
Here's what we did before 9am today.

Auld Lang Syne

2008-01-01T00:01:00.000-08:00

It's hard to start the first entry of the new year without saying something like “I can't believe another year is...” or “2007 was a year of...” or something like that. But here we are. Looking at what happened last year, what didn't happen, what we did, what was done to us. Hopeful for the new year and new resolutions. Trying to smile at the ones we made last year but never touched.

Years are precious. We only get a handful of them, as far as we know. I won’t even get into what 2007 was for Chris and Mike, but for Cold Coffee Media it was our entrance into the world in our current form. Our birth year. We’re still learning how to breathe oxygen and eat without an umbilical cord, but the birth is over. We have a whole new year to try out new things, get better at the old ones, to learn, to teach, and to make some friends along the way.

So here's some 2007 timelapse footage and a brand-new homemade version of the classic New Year theme tune, Auld Lang Syne. Seemed appropriate.

Here’s to another year. May it be full of what you want and need.

Here's what we did before 9am today:

Dreamt of a waitress named "BETTY"

2007-12-21T07:33:00.000-08:00

I call it "WORLBLING".

Last night - after hosting a small reception for Thursday's Art Walk in La Grande, and after a brief visit to the Long Branch, then after watching "The Snowman" with family and friends I found myself hard asleep.

I dreamt of a waitress named "BETTY" who was present to take my order. There was no menu - the menu was my mind - creative mind - and the kitchen was stalked with all the right ingredients for whatever it is I wanted to manifest. I thought for a moment and asked Betty, "what do you recommend?"...to which she replied...

"To the talking tickers of time, the dancers of destiny, the fiery faeries of fate, to the frequent flyers of fantasy, the dreamers of desire, to the tip-toed Tally-Hoers who temp the tempest of all...
May I offer you the pancakes."

I call it "WORBLING" - Information has been downloaded...although conscious - not yet.

Here's what we did before 9am today:

TEASER TRAILER

2007-12-20T08:58:00.000-08:00

On my last birthday, Heidi asked me what I wanted to do for the big day. Go to a show? Have a party? I said I'd like to make a movie. Actually, I crossed my eyes and clapped my hands like a little kid and said "I manna make a mooobie!" I'm pretty sure she thought it was cute.

The plan was to come up with a quick idea, grab the camera, and shoot a little movie just for fun. So we got right on it. But my little idea evolved into more ideas and I kept writing more scenes and having to round up more friends to act, and it got a little out of control. Things usually do.

That was six months ago, and I haven't even touched the footage. So today we thought we'd pull it out and put together a teaser trailer for my birthday short movie, entitled Tom's Words.

Here's what we did before 9am today:

OPENING DAY

2007-12-17T09:00:00.000-08:00

Friday (14th) marked our "Launch" - Satellite included. And man oh man what a great event. 200 or so of the good hearted came out to view the works and rant-babble about current state's of affair. It was notable.

Mike came up with the idea of putting out a place setting (wine and dine) table top appetizers of soupy acrylic and a buttered black. We provided a wall-scape. As hoped people plopped paint on the wall, while music played, and wine flowed and topics - not so topical - were discussed in good cheer.

In reflection of the weekend - and after a very brisk (15 degree) round of frisbee golf, and after a toasted (2-type) jelly sandwich on rye (not me, but her) and K-boy with the 1/2 biscuit and gravy - we wandered back to the ruminants of the Fridays gathering. Paint still splattered freshly on the table - and the wine glasses looked like candy - and Jes began to paint. It was then that I recognized we have began something great!

Here's what we did before 9am today:

THE TRIBUTE TO MR. THOMPSON

2007-12-05T06:52:00.000-08:00

A red-eye road trip to Boise brings out the wanderlust in Chris and me...

...and In a dazey late-night banter-session aimed at keeping the driver awake, it's easy to drift into thoughts of Hunter S. Thompson and his chronicles of paved stretches.

Luckily I captured pieces of our rants on audio, so this morning I took my first crack at a Garage Band mix.

Here's what we did before 9am today:

THE HEADSHOTS

2007-12-03T08:49:00.000-08:00

First day of the new deal. We decided to meet at seven so we could start work by nine. Coffee ensues. There's much do be done before the things that have to be done... have to be done.

A discussion about the creative itch merged with one about getting the bio page done for our site. The camera came out. Gotta have headshots to go with a bio, right?

Here's what we did before 9am today

The rural renaissance of La Grande, OR

D-Sandwhich gets down with Disc Golf

Satellite Art Gallery :Presents "ART of PLACE"

"Art of Place" - June 18th - July 12th

Crossing the Blues: Regional Juried Art Exhibition

Call for Entries!

05.23.09 / West African Drumming at Mt. Emily Alehouse

La Grande Summer Film Project

La Grande Summer Film Project:View the Screening all day Saturday August 22nd at Mt. Emily Ale House, Downtown La Grande.

Crawlspace VI: April 18th!

"Confluence" Opens April 10th at Satellite Gallery

Planet TR-57 Pilot

Something worth viewing...

Crawlspace V! March 28th

MEGABEARD RECORDS - ST. Patty's Day!

Eastern Exposure

Maternal Instincts: Portraits of Women in Oregon and Mexico

The Dollar! My morning Query!

MEGABEARD RECORDS Step In!

"RECENT WORK" - Art Opening at Satellite Gallery

Kereokee at Bud Jackson's

Crossing the Blues: Visual Arts Invitational

La Grande Summer Film Project

SIGN-UP DEADLINE: Wednesday August 6th 2008!

Satellite Gallery Opening: Dollar Menu

Charmparticles Music Video Complete!

Crossing the Blues: La Grande Summer Festival

Welcome to the Satellite Gallery

Social Security and Private Anxiety (Guest Blog by Greg Rawlins)

Charmparticles Music Video

Places to Think in La Grande, OR

Furnice: A groundhog with a thirst for Coors Light

Auld Lang Syne

Dreamt of a waitress named "BETTY"

TEASER TRAILER

OPENING DAY

THE TRIBUTE TO MR. THOMPSON

THE HEADSHOTS

La Grande Summer Film Project:
View the Screening all day Saturday August 22nd at Mt. Emily Ale House, Downtown La Grande.