The show is held at Forest Service Park, between River Road and 1st Street.  All shows are outdoor shows. The venues are beautiful, but there will be mountain conditions; cool at night and warm during the day.  Winds will come, as well as the occasional rain storm.  You will need to be prepared for any weather condition, yes, even snow (rare but can happen)! Specializing in Old Hic...

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Artists in this exhibition use color as a predominate component of their artwork. Squeak Carnwath gives voice and form to those deeply affecting experiences that many of us find difficult to articulate.  Linda Christensen’s figurative paintings deal with life’s everyday occurrences. Her work features contrast of extremes in color and ambiguity of space. David DeVillier's ...

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The artist's in this annual exhibition visually address man's relationship to nature as a primary concern, while art history, environmental ethics, beauty and aesthetics still resonate in the work. Sculptors Margaret Keelan, Brad Rude & Alexander Rohrig transform the materials stone, bronze, ceramic and found objects into animals both domestic and wild. Ed Musante’s small-sc...

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Honoring our Landscape features the aesthetic interpretation of the land by Nationally renowned painters Victoria Adams, James Cook, Theodore Waddell, Sheila Gardner and Michael Gregory. Laura McPhee presents her photographic view of our western lands along with works by Rod Kagan, who reinterprets the landscape around us by creating them in bronze.

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Exhibiting a collection of new work from gallery artists Laura Schiff Bean, Stephanie Weber and John Westmark. We look forward to showing the collection. The Animal Shelter and The Hunger Coalition. Bins available at each gallery for donated items. Exhibiting a collection of new work from gallery artists Laura Schiff Bean, Stephanie Weber and John Westmark.

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Exhibition of Smith's illustrious career as a photographer. Rodney Smith's photography draws the viewer into an extraordinary world: a bygone era that is darkly romantic, whimsical yet ironic, surreal yet classically beautiful

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Presenting a new series of collaborative paintings where the juxtaposition of animals in precarious situations interact with the human environment. Luis Garcia-Nerey and Anke Schofield, explore questions on the human construct among the forest inhabitants.

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With paint and collage, Miller’s paintings of drips, patterns, words and deconstructed layers, reflect the impermanence of the things that surround us, highlighting fleeting parts of Americana while communicating a particular urban experience.

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