It’s finally starting to feel like spring around here, so what better reason to get out and get some art. There is plenty to choose from in and around Everett including our latest exhibit the
Mathematics of Art. This exhibit goes through June 25th, so there is plenty of time to see some of Paul Vexler’s wonderful work in the lobby.
Paul Vexler's Nine Cubes
And while we at the AC tend to pay the most attention to visual art happenings the Village Theatre’s production of “Stunt Girl” has one more week in Everett, so be sure to catch it before it’s gone.
Here are some other art events and exhibits in the area that you might consider adding to your spring schedule:
Solovei Art Gallery presents oil paintings and drawings by Michele Leith in ”Remains of the City” through May 30th. Located at 2804 Grand Avenue, Everett. For information about gallery hours or the Everett Art Walk on May 16th, call Lyussy Hyder at 425-501-2448 or see website
www.soloveiartgallery.com.
ArtXchange Gallery presents “American/Asian: A Tale of New Cultures” through June 27th. Located at 512 First Avenue South, Seattle. For more information call 206-839-0377 or see website
www.artxchange.org.
Seattle Co-Arts presents “Expressions in Art”, a colorful collection of 61 paintings to be shown at the Community Center at Mercer View Gallery from May 18th – June 26th, with an artist’s reception on May 31st from 3-5pm. Located at 8236 SE 24th Street, Mercer Island. For more information call 206-236-3545.
The Sisters Restaurant is featuring Northwest heritage inspired marine art by Rolf Oversvee through July 3rd. Located at 2804 Grand Avenue, Everett.
Lowell Art Works presents “The 2009 Lowellife Prom” Fundraiser through June14th. Wear your old tux, your formal gown, be a rebel in jeans, or just come take pictures like Mom and Dad did! All work in the show will be priced at $100 each with 80% of the proceeds supporting Lowell Art Works. Located at 5205 S. 2nd Avenue, Everett. For more information call 425-923-3635 or visit
www.lowellartworks.com.
The Everett Community College is featuring the work of two photographers, Charles Guildner and Robb Kendrick in “Lives of Tradition” through June 5th in the Russell Day Gallery. For more information visit website
www.everettcc.edu.
Gallery North presents “New Visions, New Ideas”, a colorful and thought provoking collection of images captured by Pacific Northwest photographer Sam Spencer through the month of May. Located at 508 Main Street, Edmonds. For more information call 425-774-0946 or visit
www.gallery-north.com.
Karlson/Gray Gallery presents Michel Tsouris’ new work in “Diving Lessons” through June 3rd. Located at 302 First Street in Langley. For more information call 360-221-2978.
The Lynnwood Arts Commission presents artwork by fiber artist Ann Maki at the Lynnwood Library Gallery from May 28th – July 6th. Located at 19200 44th Avenue West. For more information call 425-670-5518 or see website
www.LynnwoodArts.org.
Blue Horse Gallery presents “Light, Form and Perspective”, a solo show featuring well-known, award winning artist Laurie Potter. This exhibit is from June 5th – 27th with an opening reception on June 5th from 6-9pm. Located at 301 W. Holly Avenue, Bellingham. For more information call 360-671-2305 or see website
www.bluehorsegallery.com.
Arts of Snohomish presents ”Creatures, Forms, & Rhythms” through the month of May. Located at 105 Cedar Avenue, Snohomish. For more information call 360-568-8648 or see website
www.artsofsnohomish.org.
The Edmonds Arts Commission presents a display of photographs by Meadowdale High School Advanced Photography students in the Young Artists Display Case at the Frances Anderson Center. Located at 700 Main Street, Edmonds. For more information call 425-771-0228.
The Edmonds Arts Commission presents an exhibit by the Contemporary Quilt Art Association entitled “Look Out” at the Edmonds Library through June 14th. Located at 650 Main Street. For more information call 425-771-0228.
The Edmonds Arts Festival Museum is featuring the art of the potters of the Sculptor’s Workshop through June 10th. This year’s group exhibit focuses on the theme of African Tribal Art. Located at 700 Main Street, Edmonds. For more information call 425-771-0228.
The Open Door Gallery will be featuring works by Buffy Cribbs and Bruce Morrow entitled “Look Both Ways” through May 24th. Located on Whidbey Island. For more information call 360-321-3020 or email
opendoorwhidbey@gmail.com.
Jupiter Arts Center & Gallery invites everyone to join them for their grand opening in the Historic Downtown of Centralia with a survey exhibition featuring the works of Pacific Northwest quilters and fiber sculptors. There will be live music and wine tasting during their reception on May 30th from 6-9pm. Located at 325 N. Tower Avenue. For more information contact Robert Tomlinson at 360-508-3002 or email
JupiterArts@live.com.
