
- Sue Carrington
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg portrait by local artist Sue Carrington.
Painter Sue Carrington invites us to turn our gaze to women, such as these in a series of portraits, on display throughout the month of October at Franklin Crossing.

- Sue Carrington
- Portraits of Amelia Earhart and Shirley Chisholm by local artist Sue Carrington.
"It is my hope that we ponder the result of these inspired women and all of the change and progress they've brought to the world," Carrington said. Indeed. Go ponder; perhaps you'll be inspired to action, or to seek out more influential women whose stories are lesser known—or simply, to offer gratitude for the work these intrepid women have undertaken.
Sharing the exhibition is Kristine Cooper, whose abstract paintings are "visual diaries" that aspire to communicate those thoughts too big to express in words, exploring topics such as trauma, relationships and beauty.

- Kristine Cooper
- This work, Palms, is by Kristine Cooper.
A desert gathering
Of note this weekend, PLAYA invites you to turn your gaze to some celestial stars at its Dark Sky Gathering. Held during the New Moon, this event offers an excellent opportunity to stargaze in the sparsely lit Oregon Outback. The public is invited to attend on Saturday from 7:30 to 10pm with storytelling from Mary Stewart Adams.
Sue Carrington & Kristine Cooper Opening
Fri., Oct. 4. 5-8pm (First Friday)
Show Open Oct. 2-28
The Atrium in Franklin Crossing
550 NW Franklin Ave, Bend
FREE
PLAYA Presents: Dark Sky Gathering Story Telling with Mary Stewart Adams
Sat., Sept. 28. 7:30-10pm
PLAYA
47531 OR-31, Summer Lake
playasummerlake.org
Free
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