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Music on the Bay, Sept. 7, 2022 at the Pacific Maritime Heritage Center

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June 2-4 Seaweed Weekend continues at the PMHC. We have a very cool collaboration for you. Day 3 event: Artist Luka Weinberger @lowbarart has flown in from Ohio to tattoo this @josieiselin bull kelp design onto @oregoncoasttoday editor Gretchen Ammerman’s arm. Demonstration is 10 am - 5 pm. #lowbarart #josieiselin #tattoo #tattooartist #tattooart #seaweed #bullkelp #newportoregon #oregoncoast #discovernewport #traveloregon #traveloregoncoast #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter

It’s Day two of our June 2-4 Seaweed Weekend and San Francisco photographer and author, Josie Iselin gave a very interesting and beautiful lecture today. Join us tomorrow, Sunday June 4, 10 am -5 pm for Day three to watch Ohio Tattoo Artist Luka Weinberger complete a Performative Tattoo Art Demonstration. Watch this unique collaboration between Josie and Luka unfold before your eyes at the PMHC! #josieiselin #lowbarart #seaweedweekend #seaweed #newportoregon #curiousworldofseaweed #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter

A lot of beautiful seaweed art was made today at the PMHC. Thank you Josie Iselin for teaching a very fun, “Art & Algae: Cyanotype Printing Workshop” as part of our June 2-4 Seaweed Weekend. #josieiselin #cyanotypeprinting #seaweedweekend #seaweed #art #newportoregon #curiousworldofseaweed #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter

Day two. Our June 2-4 Seaweed Weekend continues! Don’t miss today’s 4 PM lecture by San Francisco Author/Artist Josie Iselin, “Art &Algae: An Artist’s Journey into the Science of Seaweed.” Copies of Josie’s book, The Curious World of Seaweed are available in our Museum Store. The exhibition by the same name can be viewed during regular museum hours, Tuesday-Sunday, 11-4. Details: Oregoncoasthistory.org #josieiselin #newportoregon #curiousworldofseaweed #discovernewport #seaweed #pacificmaritimeheritagecenter

For more information about the life and work of composer Ernest Bloch visit http://www.ernestbloch.org/

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