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Artists Gallery
All art exhibits are located in the Washington Hall Gallery, in the central corridor of Washington Hall. Exhibits are on display for one month, are free and open to the public, and may be viewed during hours when Washington Hall is open, generally 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on weekends in conjunction with other events. For more information, call (360) 736-9391, ext. 605.2009-10 Art Exhibits
- October: Cindy Hadden, Acrylic with oil overlays
- November: Jennifer and Todd Cullings, Watercolors
- December: Student Art Show
- January: Dan Duffy, Oils
- February: Linda Ropka, Watercolors, and Billie Remund, Oil & Gouache
- March: Student Art Show
- April: Mary Ann Nagy, Watercolors
- May: Peggy Wilson, Oils, watercolors
- June: Student Art Show (Liz Frey students)
April 2010: Mary Ann Nagy, Watercolors
Artist's Web site: www.pauseforanimals.com
For as long as I can remember, art and animals have been a passion of mine. I grew up in Michigan as part of a warm creative family of five humans and an assortment of animal friends, and went on to study art at MSU followed by getting a degree in art at The University of San Diego.
After living many years in the Midwest, I moved to Seattle with my husband and two daughters, and have been focusing on combining my love of painting animals with my longstanding interest in animal advocacy. I have been able to participate in many solo and group exhibitions in the Puget Sound area and beyond, and to draw other animal-inspired artists together around shows that benefit animals.
My work always begins with a well-defined concept—I envision what I want to do before it gets translated onto paper or canvas. I labor intently, experimenting and crafting with a strong focus on color and design until I'm satisfied that the piece "works." In these paintings a bright sense of whimsy is often married to an aura of mystery that leaves you wondering about the rest of the story. They also convey a sense of joy that is testified to by the many comments I receive at shows from people of all ages and backgrounds...."These paintings make me smile!"
"Come Spot Come," by Mary Anne Nagy
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