EXHIBITS
CURRENT EXHIBITS
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Crane Bird Migration by Yuuko Matsumoto
Our first Japanese exhibit featuring Miwako Kimura and her students was in 1998. It was the Museum's first international exhibit and the beginning of a long friendship. Since then, we have hosted a Japanese exhibit every other year (with an extra thrown in for our 20th Anniversary!) When it became clear we were going to be without our planned Japanese exhibit this summer, we were very sad to think we would be breaking what has become a 22 year tradition. Miwako came to our rescue! She, Noriko Koyama, Kazuko Yoshiura, and their students collected the many pieces now on exhibit on the second floor and sent them to us. It truly is a tradition of friendship that we hope to continue for many more years.
Artists in Exhibit:
Yoshie Igarashi Kiyomi Ishii Miwako Kimura Masako Masuda Yuuko Matsumoto Koyama Noriko Anamaria Ogura Midori Sawai Tsuchida Shoko Masako Takashima Mitsuko Tarumi Katsuko Tozawa Hasegawa Yaeko Takako Yamazaki Kazuko Yoshiura Katsuko Yuuki |
Flower Power by Jane Clark. Photograph by Mark Gardner
Colors of Our World
Threadcentricity August 9 - November 1, 2020 We are a group of artists who decided to form an official group after meeting at Gail Harker’s Studio. We took some classes together and have continued to inspire and cheer each other on over the years. When we do meet, there is always a new learning opportunity among the good food, wine and laughter. You will see the results in this show of our work produced at our INDIGO Weekend. We have become very good friends and look forward to continuing this relationship despite the onset of the COVID crisis. We will survive!
Artists in Exhibit:
Annemarie Andresen – North Vancouver, BC Jane Clark – Anacortes, WA Elizabeth “Bobbie” Herrick – Seattle, WA Steffany Neuschaefer – Seattle, WA Pat Ross – Vancouver, BC Therese Stein – Seattle, WA 
Celebrating 100 Years of Women's Suffrage
2020 Festival Challenge Group Exhibit
August 9 - October 4, 2020 |
