April 25 - July 6, 2025
Hidden World: Jennifer Angus is an immersive exhibition by Madison-based artist Jennifer Angus that transforms the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center into a living tapestry of nature, using preserved insect specimens to create intricate patterns that dance across the walls. Through her art, she reveals both the delicate beauty and the fragility of our ecosystem, offering a thoughtful reflection on our relations with the natural world.
Each carefully composed piece invites the viewer to explore the hidden complexity of the insect world, where forms of nature intersect with the art of pattern-making. As the room is filled with these meticulously crafted designs, we are reminded of the essential roles that even the smallest of creatures play in sustaining life on Earth.
On exhibit from April 26th - July 6th, 2025 | Gallery hours: Thursdays- Sundays, 11AM- 5PM
This exhibit would not have been possible without the resources and support provided by the following partners:
Join us to celebrate the new exhibition, view the artwork for the first time, and meet the artist. Light bites provided and drinks available for purchase.
Explore the fascinating world of insects with local entomology expert Richard Lewis and scientific illustrator Robin Bundi. In this course, students will learn to illustrate insects using real specimens while developing fundamental drawing and watercolor techniques. Instructors will cover accurate painting methods, specimen handling and basic insect anatomy. Learn more and register here.
Join local entomologist Richard Lewis for a hands-on field class exploring the diverse insect life of the Olympic Peninsula. This course will introduce you to insect identification, sampling techniques, and specimen preservation. Learn more and register here.