New Work on View at Palace Coffee Bakery


New Work at Palace Coffee Bakery in Eugene

Happy Holiday Season!

November 1st through the end of December, come see my new paintings and my brand-new collection of fine art prints in person at Palace Coffee Bakery in Eugene, Oregon.

Palace Coffee Bakery

842 Pearl Street

Eugene OR

MON – FRI 6:30AM — 5:30PM

SAT 7AM — 5:30PM

SUN 7AM — 7PM

HOLIDAYS 7am — 4pm

CHRISTMAS - Closed

Featured work on view:

"Spencer Butte with Sunflowers"

Six new paintings of Spencer Butte (and one of the Coburg Hills) on cradled wood panel. Prices range from $145 - $250

Four beautifully framed paintings on paper. Two from my "Winter Trees" series, and two from my time painting at a friend's farm in Lorane, Oregon. Prices range from $190 - $225

Seven vibrant fine art prints, made with giclee printing methods, matted and framed in gold. Prices range from $135 - $150


SAVE THE DATE

I will be hosting a pop-up art opening at Palace Coffee Bakery on Small Business Saturday (November 28th) from 1pm - 4pm. Stop by to enjoy Palace's delicious offerings, browse and collect an extended array of artwork, stay to chat and mingle, and spread the word! The Broadway and Pearl area will be bright and festive with many local businesses hosting events. During the pop-up I will be raffling off a canvas print of my original painting "Spring Equinox." The print is to scale at 11" x 14", with gallery wrapped edges and is ready to hang. To be entered in my holiday raffle please join me at my pop-up event, or in the case of out-of-town collectors, simply reply to this email and I will add your name to the drawing. I hope to see you there!


Can't Make the Show But like the Work?

All of the paintings for my show at the bakery are available to collect. If you see something that speaks to you, you can collect it now and I'll mark it as sold. Shipping can take place before the holidays if preferred, or when the show comes down at the end of December. Or take a look at all my available artworks at my shop page.

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Gabriella Soraci Art

I'm a painter living in Oregon, USA. I find inspiration in many places- from the forested landscape of my hometown to fresh spring flowers in a jar, to overlooked objects, or my favorite books, and more. I paint to find a voice for my thoughts, feelings, and experiences. My newsletter keeps you up to date with my latest paintings, exhibitions, news, and thoughts on art and the creative process.

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