On this Fourth of July 2014, we take a moment to honor parks. They are our nation’s treasures; preserving local history, celebrating local heritage, and creating close to home opportunities for kids and families to get outside, be active, and have fun. This month we feature original paintings showing the beauty of our local, state and […]
This month’s featured artist, Barbara AW Wright, brings a background of science and art to her illustrations of natural science. Join us for First Thursday on June 5 at 5:30 pm to meet Barbara and enjoy music by Dennis Harris Other artists on display this month include Beth Bailey with small paintings, and our Student Art Show! […]
It’s May and Mother Nature is in full bloom! Each of our featured artists this month incorporates nature themes into their artwork. Gayle Kiser’s pastels of bighorn sheep, a waterscape, and even a blooming rose display the colors of nature. Linda Kliewer’s vessels allude to nature in some way, and Pei Pei Hsu’s pottery shows an Asian influence. […]
March brings us fine paintings by Woodland painter Quentin Noel Robbins, sculptural and wood works by Walt Bensman, and whimsical metal sculptures by Corey Bishop. It’s an eclectic mix of classical, functional and modern. Two of Quentin’s paintings pay homage to The Lady of Shalott, the romanticized, Arthurian heroin of English poet Lord Alfred Tennyson. […]
Have you ever heard the expression, “It’s raining art”? In February, that’s what it’s doing at The Broadway Gallery! We have so much art to share with you. Beth Bailey describes her show as: “A culmination of many scenes throughout the Pacific Northwest including local scenes. Water seems to be a common or dominate theme of […]
Join us in the New Year to celebrate the artwork of long-time local painter Deanie Phillips, silk artist Heather Phillips, and gourd artist Diane Springer. Our First Thursday celebration takes place on January 2, 2014 at 5:30 pm. Music provided by John Crocker and John Kramer. Deanie passed away in 2012, but her paintings carry on […]