News from Charbonneau Arts
“Awards of Distinction” for Art Are Announced at Charbonneau Festival of the Arts
Congratulations to the Awards of Distinction winners announced on October 16 by Curator, Leslie Leeper. With nearly 1000 works of art, this was no small task. Our sincere appreciation to Leslie and her esteemed team of judges (see more online). Awardees will each receive the ribbon for their award.
Charbonneau Festival of the Arts 2020 – The Virtual Exhibition begins NOW!
Beginning October 1st and for the entire monthy enjoy excellent art and music performances. Vote for your favorites "People's Choice" and more. The very popular Silent Auction with over 60 items will open October 15th. All proceeds benefit the local high school art departments. Join in the fun!
Oregon Legislature approves emergency relief funding for arts and culture $25.9 million allocated to Cultural Trust for statewide cultural relief
The funding was made available through the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund to address the devastating impact the COVID-19 health crisis is having on Oregon’s arts and cultural community.
Charbonneau Art Festival To Enter Virtual Realm
The festival, titled 'Art with Flair,' will include online galleries and musical performances.
Cultural Organizations Cite Devastating Covid-19 Losses in Statewide Cultural Trust Impact Survey
The majority of Oregon’s cultural organizations are facing suspension of operations or permanent closure due to the COVID-19 impact, reveals an Oregon Cultural Trust survey released today.
“Art with Flair – The Virtual Exhibition”
Charbonneau Festival of the Arts To Go Online for 2020
Organizers of the Charbonneau Festival of the Arts (CFA), announces “Art with Flair – The Virtual Exhibition.” For the entire month of October, the virtual show will present a gallery art show featuring all major art media formats with artist, artisan, and musician portfolios and profiles, routing to their websites and social media for purchase. Plans are also underway to showcase local student art works and special projects. In addition, the fund-raising silent auction will go virtual as well, beginning in October.