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April at Whidbey Art Gallery
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Whidbey Art Gallery in Langley invites you to our first Saturday Art Walk on April 6 from 5-7pm. Meet our featured artists’, printmaker Susan Duff, metal artists Johnathan & Jandellyn Ward, and guest artist, photographer Harry von Stark as well as many local gallery artists. Bring friends and family and enjoy light refreshments. During the entire month of April you can enjoy fine art by more than 37 artists. The work is varied, spanning a wide range of wonderful pieces from photography, painting, mixed media, jewelry, pottery and metal work etc. You’re sure to find a lovely piece for your home or for a gift for someone special. The entire hall gallery has hundreds of cards, suitable for framing. |
Our featured artist is print maker Susan Duff. She is a NW native and an adventuresome artist. “After years of study in many different mediums I have found my love in monotype Printmaking. The magic that happens with each pass through the etching press keeps me intrigued. Our local natural surroundings are my inspiration.”
Our featured artists Johnathan & Jandellyn Ward, Winfield Designs will be featuring some of their new sculptural work, both indoor and outdoor art. Featured in many Pacific Northwest Art shows, they are excited to show with you some of their new work they have been sculpting in between their travels.
Guest artist Harry von Stark will be showing his unique photography and you will see how he views the world as lines, shapes and curves. He recently documented the removal of two Dams on the Elwha River, WA for the National Parks Service. His latest project was a book entitled “Floating Steel” on “America’s Finest”, a 268-foot fishing trawler. In 2017 He received the, Visual Artist Grant from Whidbey Island Arts Council.
Our featured artists Johnathan & Jandellyn Ward, Winfield Designs will be featuring some of their new sculptural work, both indoor and outdoor art. Featured in many Pacific Northwest Art shows, they are excited to show with you some of their new work they have been sculpting in between their travels.
Guest artist Harry von Stark will be showing his unique photography and you will see how he views the world as lines, shapes and curves. He recently documented the removal of two Dams on the Elwha River, WA for the National Parks Service. His latest project was a book entitled “Floating Steel” on “America’s Finest”, a 268-foot fishing trawler. In 2017 He received the, Visual Artist Grant from Whidbey Island Arts Council.