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We're thrilled to feature works by Truitt Grae in the gallery space during the month of October! Working in inks on paper, Grae follows the narrative of line to create striking abstract works. An interest in ancient languages along with the visual movement created by linear shapes truly brings this series to life.
Truitt Grae, VI, Ink on Arches Satine Paper, 19" x 15" framed
“Shifting Continuity”, Painted Tissue with Encaustic, 12” x 48”
"Zoopolis is defined as “where human and wild geographies melt and mingle”. With all the fear of getting infected with Covid-19, and a lack of knowledge about the invisible disease that shut all of us down, I felt a strong desire to be outside connecting with nature and fresh air. Being connected to wild geographies both emotionally and creatively, I found this work pouring out of me.
Making this work during my artist-in-residence gave me peace of mind and a joy. This work uplifted me during some of the darkest days of my life and I hope it does that for you as well." -- Karrie Baas
“Crow Games”, 24” x 24”, Encaustic and Painted Tissue
Join us Thursday, November 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. for a preview party featuring new holiday gift items and artwork!
We’ve assembled an amazing collection of hand-crafted items from Northwest artist and fair trade companies this year, including silk-and-wool scarves, colorful felted trivets, laser-cut wood pocket knives and wallets and new ceramics from Cary Lane. Reusable pyrex glass straws make a fun stocking stuffer. We’re excited about three new jewelry lines too: silver and enamel jewelry from Alisha Merrick, vintage Victorian buttons and brass chains from My Mother’s Buttons, and laser-cut brass and silver from A Tea Leaf.
Our Featured Artist is Miguel Lee-Leon, exhibiting abstract works in Venetian plaster and pigment. His rich, textured color fields make a beautiful statement in any home or office!
Join us for some early shopping, cocktails and a fun start to the holiday season!
