Teaching artist Carolyn King, center, leads a weekend-long workshop at Northwind Art School...
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Outside In, a gathering of photographs by Kerry Tremain and Brian Goodman and sculptures by Sara Mall Johani and the late Tom Jay, is a full-fledged experience with nature; and a chance to slow down and dive in, according to a release from Northwind Art.
Tremain's good friend Chuna McIntyre, a Yup'ik artist from Eek, Alaska, shared songs and stories to welcome the community on Art Walk night earlier this month.
Both Tremain and Goodman will give informal artists' talks at 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 5. An evening lecture with the two photographers is also planned. More information is available on Northwind Art's social media for more during Outside In's run.
If you’re looking for a family-friendly afternoon surrounded by beautiful art the gallery is looking for a summer art-camp counselor to work with young people and their downtown galleries and their art school at Fort Worden State Park.
Northwind Art supplies the training and support for their volunteers receive a 10 percent discount on courses and workshops. Email admin@northwindart.org for details.
In the midst of the Psychedelic Summer exhibition at Grover Gallery, Julie Read and Virginia Ashby painted live last Friday. Read was one of Virginia's teachers at Northwind. and Ashby is exhibiting her color-saturated artwork in this summer’s show. Explore Grover Gallery Thursdays through Mondays until July 30.
Kate Lovejoy and Dana Sullivan host an hour of creative play for children and adults twice more this season: Aug. 22 and Sept. 19, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Materials are provided and no art experience is necessary.
"Come have some fun, while experimenting and getting to know each other in a new way. We have two spots waiting for you,” Sullivan said.
For the curious fiber artists, classes and workshops by teaching artists from near and far will travel to Port Townsend.
"Improvisational Circles Quilt Blocks" with Barbara Ramsey of Port Townsend happens July 29 and Aug. 12.
"Quilting Birds with Abandon" with Robin O'Neil of Portland, Ore., alights Aug. 5 and 6. "Breaking the Box: Sculptural Quilts" on August 20 explores new ways of quilt making with Portland artist Andrea Alonge.
Indulge curiosity, and embrace the possibilities in one — or more — of these Northwind Art School offerings.
