Posts Tagged ‘woodworking’
Gary Leake’s artisan tables at Cole Gallery in Edmonds
Cole Gallery, 107 5th. Avenue S. in Edmonds, in their continuing “First Glance” series, is featuring the work of artist Gary Leake and his “Exquisite Artisan Tables” this month.
Douglas J. Fisher’s work on view at fog|Fairhaven Originals at a reception October 22 in Bellingham
fog|Fairhaven Originals Gallery, 960 Harris Avenue in the Fairhaven District of Bellingham, is hosting a reception October 22 from 5-8pm for renowned wood turner Douglas J. Fisher. The artist, whose work is collected internationally, has shown in galleries and juried invitationals throughout the United States and Canada. Shown: A Moment Revealed.
Robert Spangler’s designs along with fine artist Jess Bronk on view at Northwest Fine Woodworking
Roberts Spangler’s furniture designs are on view at Northwest Fine Woodworking, 101 S. Jackson Street in Pioneer Square. Spangler’s work has been included in national shows, public art projects, various publications, competitions and private collections. 
Also on view at the gallery, through the end of October, is the work of featured fine artist, Jess Bronk. Shown at the left: This Ship is Sailing.
Northwest Fine Woodworking celebrates 30 years at a community event September 10 from 6-8pm
A gallery reception and celebration takes place at Northwest Fine Woodworking, 101 S. Jackson Street in Pioneer Square, September 10 from 6 – 8pm. The artist-owned gallery is throwing this party as a way of thanking the public for the support they’ve shown since they first opened their doors over 30 years ago. On view is the 30th Anniversary Member Showcase, exhibiting the handcrafted designs of the members.
“Rising Star Furniture Makers” juried show at Northwest Fine Woodworking opens July 15 from 5-8pm
A juried show consisting of 20 new studio furniture designs from the region’s next generation of wood artists begins at Northwest Fine Woodworking, 101 S. Jackson Street in Pioneer Square, on July 15 and runs through August 31. The opening reception is scheduled on July 15 from 5-8pm. Northwest Fine Woodworking is a co-operative woodworking gallery celebrating thirty years in business.
Stephen Hatcher’s work at Northwest Fine Woodworking
Currently on view at Northwest Fine Woodworking, 101 S. Jackson in Pioneer Square is Stephen Hatcher’s “Out of the Woods.” After retiring from a long career in electronics, Hatcher returned to his first love: woodturning and stone carving reflecting his interest in Japanese art and Buddhist poetry. Shown: Spring Light.
