Join us on a visual journey as we explore the artistry evoked from the renewal of the Elwha River. Through the eyes of artists who have come alongside researchers, engineers, tribal members, and advocates over the last 10 years in the process of dam removal and restoration, we see the beauty, resilience, and sublime power of this river ecosystem. Their artwork celebrates the spirit of collaboration and perseverance that made this restoration possible.
This exhibit celebrates fem metal workers, highlighting those who wield their creativity through welding, plasma cutting, and fabrication to inspire greater diversity within the trades. As an industry that is traditionally male dominated, this exhibit explores the avenues through which women, transgender and non-binary individuals ideate, collaborate, and find creative footing within these spaces.
The Wintertide Makers Market connects shoppers with locally-made artisan gift items in the peaceful setting of the Esther Webster Gallery.
In addition to supporting Olympic Peninsula artists, this event is a vital source of financial support for the arts center. Holiday shoppers can find a wide range of gifts, including art prints and costume jewelry, ornaments and home decor, wearables such as mittens and hats, body care goods, and more!
We are now accepting submissions for the 2024 Makers Market. Learn more and apply today. Artist application deadline: August 9, 2024.