Welcome!Art In The Valley Gallery 209 SW 2nd Street Corvallis Oregon 97333 (541) 752-0811 (Gallery) 2026 Hours: Tues-Fri 11am-4pm Sat 10am-5pm. Sun Noon-4pm. Also Open: Corvallis Art Walk (CAW) night: (3rd Thursday of every month) Thursday June 18, 4-8pm MEMBER ARTISTS:
Cherrill Boissonou
Phil Coleman Norma Eaton Debi Friedlander Jana R. Johnson Phyllis Johnson Mark Nelson Linda M. Ohlson Neale Quenzel Beatrice Rubenfeld Jim Schaff Vince Zettler 
Regular visitors to the gallery know that we refresh the walls each first Monday of the month with new work by our members.
Below are 4 examples of this new art now on display for July. 
Phil Coleman
"Morning Nap Time, Blesle, France" photograph, 16x20, $245 
Jim Schaff
“Treemendous”, 18 x 12, Photo on Metal Print, $425 
Mark Nelson
“Hummingbird in Green”, stained glass, 10"x12.5", $165 
Phyllis Johnson
“Sunset on the Bay", acrylic, 14X18, $500 |
Featured Art for July 7 - August 2
"Falling Water, Rising Trees" Featured Member Artist: Norma Eaton Norma’s show, “Falling Water, Rising Trees” is pretty much the story of Oregon. This show will feature many images from Oregon of, you guessed it: waterfalls and trees.
Norma has a unique method for producing the nature scenes she loves; painted paper collage. She paints her own papers with acrylic paints using a variety of techniques and textures. A favorite she uses she calls “smoosh paper” produced by “smooshing” several drizzled colors together between two sheets of paper and then pulling them apart to see what is revealed. This produces fluid looking designs that she uses for water, skies, trees and more. She works from drawings she creates on location and in her studio from photos. She uses these drawings to cut out the shapes from the painted papers placing the object where the design in the paper will set off the object at its best.
Norma is a longtime resident and lover of Oregon and lived a few years in California. She hikes Silver Creek Falls every year and has hiked many Oregon trails and a few in California, taking hundreds of photos to work from.
Come see this show to newly appreciate the land we are blessed to live in.
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