Aria Studio Gallery // Joan Archer and Leah Goodwin

535 Main St, open Tuesday 1-6pm, Wednesday-Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 12-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Come by and enjoy new paintings in oil and watercolor, painter and instructor Joan Archer. Photography by Leah K Goodwin.Joan gives a watercolor demonstration on the night of the Third Thursday Art Walk at 6:30pm.

ArtSpot // Artists from ArtSpot

408 Main St, open Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 11am-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Stop into ArtSpot during the Third Thursday Art Walk to see artist demonstrations and art from the artists of ArtSpot!

Camp Vintage // Brenda Carter, Rustin' Relics

122 4th Ave S, open Wednesday-Saturday 11am-3pm, Sunday 11am-3pm
SEE ART DURING ART WALK ONLY ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Brenda Carter, owner of Rustin’ Relics, is a local resident that has lived in the Pacific Northwest her entire life. Her love of home and garden fuels her to create pieces that could be used in either environment.

Cascadia Art Museum // Delbert J. McBride

190 Sunset Ave, open Wednesday - Sunday, 11-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

This month the museum is featuring the art of Delbert J. McBride (Cowlitz/Quinault 1920-1998), Painter, ceramic artist and historian. He is credited as an early proponent of Northwest Native American art and culture. McBride was one of the founders of Klee Wyk Studios known for producing architectural and decorative tile murals as well as utilitarian objects that were among the finest mid-century designs utilizing Northwest Coast Native American motifs.
As a painter, McBride exhibited in local museums and institutions such as the Seattle Art Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma Art League, and the University of Puget Sound. His works are displayed in the museum’s Native American Modern exhibition alongside non-native contemporaries Worth D. Griffin (1893-1981), R. Bruce Inverarity (1909–1999) and others who were highly influenced by Northwest indigenous design and culture.

Admission is free from 5:00 – 8:00pm on Thursday evening, September 21st for Art Walk Edmonds. All Museum galleries will be open for Art Walk so you can enjoy our on-going exhibitions: Urban Scenes of Seattle and Mid-Century Figurative Sculpture as well as the new Native American Modern exhibition.

Coldwell Banker Bain // Women & Art with Heart

108 5th Ave S, open daily 10am-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Women & Art with Heart (WAH), is a women's creativity cooperative, started in 2017 in Edmonds, WA. This group celebrates the creativity and vibrant energy of the Sacred Circle concept, bringing together women who are committed to personal creative exploration, experimentation and play. Projects feature various art mediums or community outings and are chosen and led by each member on a monthly rotation schedule. The group accepts the challenge of meeting each member "where she’s at" in her individual life journey. Lasting friendships, laughter, and an opportunity to develop an authentic creative voice propel us forward with purpose and joy.

Women & Art with Heart are: Ruth Blaikie, Vicki Adams, Suzanne Patterson Griscom, Lisa Jones Moore, Beth M. Taylor, Joan Ward, Whitney Buckingham Beechie and Michele McGraw.

Crow // Trisha Gilmore

114 4th Ave N, open Monday 11am - 4:30pm, Tuesday - Friday 11am-5pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Gilmore is a Seattle based artist who works primarily with acrylic paint, collage materials, ink and graphite. She composes her abstract paintings from observed landscapes in her world, but she often makes up parts as well. Gilmore paints intuitively, experimenting with the paint texture, vintage papers and color as she composes. Trisha has been joyfully making art since grade school, when she found her first “How to Draw Comics” book and with it a love of creation. She has her degree in education and art from George Fox University and University of Washington. Trisha has been a teaching artist in and out of the classroom with Pratt, Powerful Schools, Seattle Public Schools, The Community School and many other venues over the years. Trisha was on the Tukwila Arts Commission for 17 years and always seeks out art venues to view and participate in.

The Curious Nest // Andrea Savar

405 Main St, open Thursday - Sunday 12-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Andrea Savar has been a professional jewelry designer for 30 years in the PNW as well as in France. In addition to jewelry creations; Andrea is an author of a book series, illustrator of coloring books, painter and one of the owners of The Curious Nest. She gathers inspiration from the natural world and the way stories can be woven with gemstones, words and paint. Andrea is a citizen and certified TERO artist of The Cherokee Nation.

While Andrea's work is on display year round at The Curious Nest, this month she will be unveiling her autumn collection of jewelry and paintings. The jewelry will dive into the joyful colors of changing leaves and the most beloved forest animals of autumn. The paintings will carry over the same themes with a blend of whimsy and symbolism to capture the season.

Driftwood Modern // Artists of the mid-20th Century

403-1/2 Main St, open Thursday - Sunday 11am-5pm or by appointment
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Driftwood Modern proudly presents an ongoing and changing collection of the original paintings, prints and sculpture of nationally and internationally known artists of the mid-20th century, with a focus on the acclaimed Northwest School. We also offer an eclectic array of authentic Modern home furnishings. “Beauty in our lives!”

Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation Gallery // Women Painters of Washington

Frances Anderson Center - 700 Main St, open Monday - Friday 8:30am-8:30pm, Saturday 9am-2pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Six artists from Women Painters of Washington are presenting a show is called “Serendipity”. Serendipity by definition, “explores unexpected discoveries and occurrences which come together in a pleasing or beneficial way”. For the artist, this can be the discovery and interpretation of a new found subject matter, or the exploration of a process or idea that leads to a fresh and thoughtful engagement with the viewer. The exhibiting artists offering their own artistic experiences with seredipity are: Beth Van Faasen Betker of Seattle Judith Heim of Woodway, Donna Leavitt and Beverly Shaw Starkovich of Edmonds, Marsha Lippert and Jane Mayer of Shoreline.

Women Painters of Washington is a state wide organization which was founded in 1930 to empower professional women artists to create, exhibit and market their work while fostering art appreciation within their communities and beyond. The exhibit will be on display from July through September.

Edmonds Bookshop // Catherine Kyle (now Catherine Broadwall)

111 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday 10am-8pm, Sunday 12-5pm
EVENT ON SEPTEMBER 21ST AT 6:00PM

Edmonds Bookshop will host a poetry reading with Catherine Kyle (now Catherine Broadwall) in conversation with poet and educator Jeannine Hall Gailey on September 21st at 6:00 pm during Art Walk Edmonds. Catherine Kyle is an assistant professor of creative writing and literature at Digipen Institute and will be reading from her latest publication, Fulgurite (Cornerstone Press, 2023) that has been called “a tender, endearing narrative of what it means to be human in the modern world” (Kirkus Review). Jeannine Hall Gailey is a writer with multiple sclerosis who served as the second Poet Laureate of Redmond, Washington. Both have published several collections and have been awarded for their poetry. 

Edmonds Vision Center // Kathy Hacker

201 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday 9am-5:30pm by appointment only
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Capturing moments with photography, Kathy’s images reflect the beauty that surrounds her in the Pacific Northwest. A Seattle native, she enjoys expressing her love of the outdoors in her photographs. Kathy’s work showcases the uniqueness of the seasons, inviting viewers to see what is special in the everyday.

Epulo Bistro // Becca Lavin

190 Sunset Ave, open Sunday - Thursday 4-8:30pm , Friday - Saturday 3-9:30pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Becca Lavin began painting in, early, 2020 when her granddaughter's brought her painting supplies to keep her occupied after her 19 year massage practice went into lockdown. She refers to art, in that time, as a savior. Trying every medium and technique, she has somewhat settled in the abstract or abstract-realism arena, but continues to experiment and play in mixed mediums. She expresses her ever curious and play-full nature in her work and looks forward to exploring more at 76 and beyond.

Gallery North // Hannah Mason & Tomoko Suzuki

401 Main St, open 11am-5pm daily
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

The art show “Early Bright” features the work of emerging printmaker, Hannah Mason and featuring ceramics artist Tomoko Suzuki.

Known for her black and white block prints and linocuts, Hannah’s new show, “Early Bright,” will showcase a new side of her work featuring old prints in new shades and hues to new block-prints and jigsaw linocuts in, browns, tans and golds. For Hannah, carving is an act of destroying and subtracting to create something new. Born and raised in the foothills of the cascade mountains, she draws inspiration from nature and seeks to inspire that love and appreciation of the outdoors through her work. She fell in love with printmaking for it’s graphic quality of lines and patterns; the repetitive nature of printing yet the chaotic imperfections of texture and ink. Soft and strong, power and grace, she’s drawn to the paradox.

Tomoko Suzuki was born and raised in Japan. She developed the desire to pursue art when she moved to the states 28 years ago. Since then, Tomoko went on to study printmaking to receive her Master’s degree in fine art. Her strength as an artist has been her flexibility to work across media and will to learn new techniques that best fit her artistic vision. She creates abstract figurative art in different disciplines such as drawing, printmaking, sculptures and installation. The plump figures, which she calls “Chubbies”, are the predominant icons in her art. Tomoko aims to express the strength of ordinary beings and hopes to inspire the joy of living life in the midst of daily struggles.

A reception will be held Saturday, September 9th from 1-4 pm and during the Third Thursday Art Walk where you can meet the artists, enjoy light refreshments, and view the beautiful display.

Graphite // A Witch's Gift

202 Main St, gallery will be open to the public every Saturday Noon-4pm, and daily entrance through Charcoal Restaurant 4-9pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

The concept for this show is based on an original story "A Witch's Gift" written and illustrated by Graphite's Artist in Residence, Perry Jakobs, in collaboration with their brother Noel Hansen. In the story, a young girl finds herself in a world where she doesn't quite fit in. By discovering how to apply her talents and hard work, she learns she can make this world a better place. Jakobs describes this installation as a theatrical, immersive experience. Guests who come to the Gallery at Graphite to experience this show will feel transformed as they walk through the gallery, as though a spell is being cast upon them, they will be utterly transformed by the space around them.

Opening Reception during Third Thursday Art Walk! 

Interiors of Edmonds // Giclée prints by David Marty

326 Main St, Monday - Saturday 10am-4pm
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Landscapes of the western United States are often the subject of David’s paintings. However several tours throughout Europe, and in particular Italy, have inspired him to regularly paint scenes from European country and city life as well. His work is a combination of plein air and studio paintings. He loves to get outdoors and painting on location whenever he can. Interior of Edmonds is happy to be showing David’s limited edition giclée reproductions.

Salish Insurance Group // Arvind Poothia

111 Main St, suite 111, open Monday - Friday 8:30am-5:30pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Arvind Poothia is Navy veteran with engineering, laws and management qualifications. He started his self-taught art journey very late in life. He watched other artist’s work, experimented, and evolved his own style of ‘Unpredicted Paintings’. He paints in acrylic, resin and other elements of nature. Arvind does not plan a painting. Each painting is unique and reflects his thoughts, influences, and state of mind on a particular day which produce ‘unpredicted’ paintings. Having spent most of his life connected with the sea, and travelled widely across the world, water and other nature’s features invariably find their way into his work. As an art experimentalist, his paintings are colorful, extrovert and unpredicted.

Sugarology Edmonds // Sonya Lang

133 4th Avenue N, open Monday 12-6pm; Tuesday - Thursday 9am-7pm; Friday 9am-6pm; Saturday 9am-5pm
SEE ART DURING ART WALK ONLY ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Sonya Lang began exploring the world through the lens at an early age. Growing up between Woodland Park Zoo and Green Lake in Seattle, she was fascinated by the shapes and textures of both the natural world and the big city. With little formal education in photography, she found many mentors through photo clubs/groups and listened and learned, forming lifelong friendships with kindred spirits. Sonya enjoys the digital darkroom pulling out textures and playing with different processing to realize her vision.

Vie & Vin // Sarah Elizabeth Phillips

172 Sunset Ave, open Tuesday - Thursday 11am-6pm, Friday & Saturday 11am-7pm (21+ only)
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Sarah Elizabeth Phillips specializes in musically inspired art, cross-sensory collaboration and live art performance (or "speed painting"). As an experienced art instructor, Sarah enjoys teaching people of all ages to open up to their hidden art side. Always experimenting with new techniques, Sarah loves to work on custom designs, mural installations and private or public art events.

Windermere Real Estate // Jesse Kelly

210 5th Avenue S, open 9am -5pm daily
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON SEPTEMBER 21ST 5-8PM

Jesse Kelly has been blowing and sculpting glass into breathtaking masterpieces for over 20 years. His career began in a Seattle glass production studio, where he developed a mastery of production and design in a fast-paced factory setting. It was in this setting he cultivated a deep love for the medium of glass. Jesse’s training at Pilchuck Glass School coupled with working on Dale Chihuly and Lino Tagliapietra teams for over 12 years, he further honed his skills and Jesse began to find his own artistic vision. 

In 2004, he founded Jesse Kelly Glass to produce his own work inspired by a lifelong immersion in the lush beauty of the Pacific Northwest. His vibrant botanical designs evoke gracefully sweeping leaves, brightly colored flowers and spiky stalks of bamboo. Suitable for both interior and exterior installation, Jesse’s creations make gorgeous features in homes and landscapes.

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