I love how Hiedi Bauer, Faculty Advisor of the Salal Review, writes about the editors and contributors, “I am satisfied that the continuity of the magazine rests intact. Most important to this continuity is the body beneath the tapestry, and that is you, faithful contributors, intrepid writers, accomplished or aspiring artists, and loyal readers”.
I was very impressed with the demonstrators – mesmerized by Richard Roth’s perfection at the pottery wheel, Debby Neely’s hands-on relief carving(I carved the dragonfly with strict supervision), Scott McRae’s perfect placement of colors in his abstract paintings, Ron Gaul’s coffee stained canvas, Ray Cooper’s attention to detail in portraiture, and Audrey Hoffman’s exciting display of handmade books(I loved them all).
The award winning author, Kelli Russell Agodon, has a refreshing sense of humor. I’ll never think of a black bra the same way again. Buy her book and read her blog to find out more. www.agodon.com
Pick up a copy or view online at http://lowercolumbia.edu/nr/exeres/6542FD11-B421-40C5-9E06-D78238A633C3 and enjoy all the prose, poetry, and art in The Salal Review.
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