August 3 – September 4, 2022
Artists’ Reception: Saturday, August 13 from 5-7 PM

Zac Aquino: Spread The Culture

Zac Aquino presents his new collection, an intertwining of math, geometry, tessellations, and the concept of the infinite.  Very much inspired by traditional Filipino tattoo patterns and motifs, Aquino creates his art to embrace his cultural roots; allowing him to reconnect to his identity and rich ancestral heritage and traditions.

Lisa Marie Kostal: Of Beauty, Grace, Strength and Power

Set in the exquisite light and colors of autumn, Lisa Marie Kostal presents a collection of rich, warm images showcasing the magnificent strength, grace, beauty and power of the horse.

September 8 – October 2, 2022
Artists’ Reception: Saturday, September 10 from 5-7 PM

Malcolm Moses and Sandi Staples

Moses vibrantly captures images of the things that people enjoy putting them to canvas in this series of distinctive paintings.  Staples composes intricately detailed images using thousands of pieces of hand-broken glass to illustrate and celebrate the beauty of birds..

Forrest Goldade – Northwest Eclectic

Phyllis McDaniel – Our Natural World

Larey McDaniel – Time Travel

Goldade’s “Northwest Eclectic” evokes a love for colors of the Pacific Northwest and beyond. His is a palimpsest of past work and new; creating imagery that evoke a love of place.  Phyllis McDaniel presents “Our Natural World,” an exhibition of photographs showcasing local flora and fauna. Larey McDaniel presents “Time Travel,” a collection of steam train images photographed on film.

October 5 – November 6, 2022
Artists’ Reception: Saturday, October 12 from 5-7 PM

Lois Haskell and Donna Wallace: Two Styles, Two Visions, Inspired by Poetry

Poetry, like visual art, can evoke personal impressions. This unique show invites viewers to enjoy the visions of Lois Haskell and Donna Wallace, as they used the words of poets to inspire their individual expressions.

Sylvia Portillo: Tweet Chirp Twitter Hoot

“Tweet, Chirp, Twitter, Hoot” is an exhibit of the numerous birds Sylvia Portillo has drawn to share her love of those she has seen or hopes to see while living in the Pacific Northwest.  Sylvia says that the most interesting step towards making artwork about these beautiful, delicate creatures is the research required to turn intimate details into lifelike drawings.