“True friends are like diamonds – bright, beautiful, valuable, and always in style.” Although this is late to be posted, the best is always worth waiting for! Mary Fortner’s jewelry pieces this month are more beautiful than ever. > More of Mary’s jewelry. Our artist friends are like tiny, beautiful things, always worth cherishing and precious […]
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Illustration, watercolor artist and webmaster for The Broadway Gallery.
The colors and textures of April
We welcome a talented group of artists to our gallery this month, featuring Mother Nature’s beautiful and soothing landscapes, the colors and textures in fiber, and creative photographic images that strike a different chord in every viewers mind. Nancy Knowles pastel paintings are evocative of the California Impressionists. Joy Winther finds creative joy in all […]
Diana Fairbanks captures the subtle beauty of our Pacific Northwest
Sometimes we take the subtle beauty of our Pacific Northwest for granted. The grays and muted greens and golds mesh into a misty drizzle of rain and wind, as we hide under umbrellas and rain gear. Diana Fairbanks captures that beauty, especially her paintings of spectacular water and river locations across Washington State. Bodies of […]
March-ing in with lace and intricate designs!
An article in Woman’s Day magazine in 1989 inspired Heidi Bishop’s love of delicate, embellished, intricate lace artwork. Her work is on display during the month of March, which seems a perfect welcome to some long-awaited spring weather. Please join us for First Thursday on March 7 at 5:30 pm with music by Dave Mongeau and artist […]
Classic, Modern and Elegant
Our February show is elegant, classic and modern. Mary Kohlschmidt’s jewelry is made from glass, beads, silver and crystals, and CDs and DVDs! Mary Huels pottery celebrates her work as a firefighter, and her creativity by creating pottery with tree designs. Rowan Chinook combines his experiences as a carpenter and theater lighting and special effects […]
Welcoming the New Year with sculptures, word art and rich fabrics
Our January show features a diverse mix of styles, mediums and colors. Jim Misner’s quirky and fun-inspired sculptures are guaranteed to make you laugh, John Henry’s word art will make you want to spell, and Di Morgan’s fiber art will make you want to reach out and touch the rich fabric and beading. Join us […]