Past Shows

Dennis Meiners works in stoneware. His surface drawings are made with a technique called Mishima, which involves drawing into the still-wet surface...

Drawing is at the core of Poppy Dully’s work. With the fine line of the etching needle or the bold line of a wiping rag, Poppy develops her drawing...

This Mexican Day of the Dead show This show is Portland's interpretation of the popular Mexican Day of the Dead celebration of life and remembranc...

Oddments: “Usually, with a gallery show, I configure a set of parameters: theme, subject, size, medium, number of works, style, etc.. Usually, I be...

Bellingham sculptor Francie Allen makes figures of wire netting and shines light through them to create environments of shadows. A dancer herself, ...

Many times in my life I have come upon an archeological artifact, plant, animal, or an insect that at first glance has a questionable identificatio...

Gail’s sewn linoleum relief prints are a melding of high-art and high-craft techniques which is inspired by local plants and flowers found on her d...

Nanette finds much joy in the spontaneous nature of monotypes and generally creates them with one pass through the press. Her monotypes are crea...

“ I’m Still Standing…..Yah..Yah…Yah…” (EJ) My love affair with clay has never stopped.  Form, texture, tension, and balance has always been at the ...

Dennis Peterson creates the surprising and intrinsic personalities of aged and decayed wood. The medium is oil on wood. “This work is my interpreta...

This show has been created for the delight of both children and adults (who harbor the child in themselves). I have been doing 3 group shows a yea...

Susan Opie’s felted images takes a look at art history, but this time is focused on animals in art. A common subject matter, an animal may hold cen...