We’re celebrating all things summer this July. Is it dogs? Is it Sirius? Is it water, sun or heat? YES! All of that!
Come and see our quintessentially summer show featuring local creatives.
“cruel Summer”
by Stephanie Joy
12”x16”
Graphite on Paper
Join us for an entire show featuring artwork sans color. Black and white with grays is the only parameter for artwork in this show. All mediums and styles encouraged.
Next Time…, In The Clouds, and Closure by Sharon Svec
Soil, often overlooked, is the quiet architect of life. Beneath our feet lies a dynamic world of biodiversity—a complex, living system that nourishes plants, sustains animals, and ultimately supports humanity. Just as rich soil fosters resilient ecosystems, cultural diversity strengthens the fabric of society. Countries shaped by immigration are uniquely positioned to cultivate something unprecedented—a social ecology rooted in mutual respect and radical inclusivity.
Diversity here is not a challenge to be managed, but a source of vitality, creativity, and sustainable growth. A win-win future is possible—one where no one’s identity must be diminished for others to belong. Universe offers a model for this possibility. Plant, nor animal, nor stone obey human-imposed borders. They travel through wind, water, earth and sky. We, too, are carriers of memories, migrations, and multiplicities. These inner and outer landscapes shape who we are. In this way, we are not separate from the natural world; we are extensions of it, composed of the same elements.
Masks are an integral part of this exhibit, emerging as potent vessels of transformation - more than symbols of concealment or ritual, they serve as interfaces between histories and futures. They are blueprints for futurity, expressions of hybridity and resilience that bridge time, identity, and ecology.
Ultimately, this exhibit asks us to rethink foundations—both literal and metaphorical. Soil, culture, and community are living systems. When nurtured with care and imagination, they can support not just survival, but flourishing. We are already entangled in one another’s roots. The question now is: what will we grow together?
Join us for the Opening Reception, Friday, September 5 from 5-8pm and the Artist Talk on Saturday, September 20 from 1-2pm.
Threshold of Light by Zhanna Tsytsyn, Oil, oil stick, raw pigment on canvas, 36” x 48”
Clark County Open Studios celebrates 15 years!
The open studios tour is a free self-guided art studio tour in Clark County, WA. During the first weekend in November, the public is invited to see how, why, and where art is created. Join us in October to see a sampling of each artist's work and for help planning your tour.
We’ll kick off the month-long celebration with a reception on First Friday, October 3 from 5-8pm. We’re also hosting an artist talk featuring the newest artists on the tour. Join us on Saturday, October 18 from 1-2pm for this relaxed and informative event!
By the time November 1 comes around, we hope you’ll feel well informed and excited to tour the studios of 50 artists in Clark County. Visit the ARTSTRA website for more information on the tour.
Showcasing the work of Richard Britschgi, Katurah Buttrell, Jonas Hartley, Jeremy Kester, Connie Ford, Erin Dengerink, Greg Bee and Elizabeth Evans.
Originating in China during the Han Dynasty, this game is often used to settle disputes, or simply to pass the time. We’re borrowing the game title to name this show that focuses exclusively on art using primarily rock, paper and scissors (or other cutting tools).
Join us in celebrating the artists and their creations during the opening reception on November 7 from 5-8pm and for the artist talk on November 15 from 1-2pm.
Give the gift of ART this holiday season. Over 300 works from local artists will be on display and available to purchase: from jewelry to paintings, photography, sculpture and more. Pieces range in size, but all prices are capped at $150. Join us on First Friday, December 5 from 5-9pm for an artists reception. The show continues throughout the month.
Interested in applying to the Open Call? Visit our Submit Art page for more information on the process.