Art enthusiasts crowded the streets of downtown Port Townsend on a sunny Saturday evening, May 6, to check out fresh paintings, sculptures, ceramics and more during First Saturday Art Walk.
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Grace Taracka, 13, of Port Townsend paints a design on a beach rock at Conservatory Coastal Home on May 6 during art walk. The downtown shop had a table set up for painting rocks with light teal and white paint, the store’s signature colors. At the end of the evening, the rocks were hidden between the Northwest Maritime Center, at 431 Water St., and Conservatory, 639 Water St. Anyone who finds a rock can bring it by the shop.
Tracey Wickline Appleton stands in front of her natural textile art at her mother Patti Wickline’s shop, Home Furniture and Art, during an opening reception for an exhibit titled “A Family Affair.” The show also features graphic design work by Tracey’s daughter, Kelsey, and work by Brent Wickline.
Art enthusiasts crowded the streets of downtown Port Townsend on a sunny Saturday evening, May 6, to check out fresh paintings, sculptures, ceramics and more during First Saturday Art Walk.
The evening was especially colorful and creative, thanks to the displays of student art in merchants’ windows, part of the annual Art Wave program that takes place through May (see page B1).
Walking wearable-arts advertisements – a trio of women dressed up to promote the annual benefit show for the Fund for Women and Girls on May 13 – created a buzz with rustling recycled plastic-bottle skirts and other eye-catching ensembles (see photo on B3).
And underground, members of a 2017 Kinetic Skulpture racing team – the Intergalactic Pussy Alliance (IPA) – were working hard to finish their float in time for the Rhododendron Festival Parade.
(See more photos on page B8 of the May 10 edition).
