Tuesday, April 29 - Sunday, June 1
The artwork of Kevin McClay and Dax Curtis Sterner will be featured in an exhibit, Wood & Ink, at the Artists' Cooperative Gallery April 29–June 1. Please join us at the opening reception on Friday, May 2, 6 to 9 p.m. Light refreshments will be provided.
Kevin says, "I've been busy the past months exploring new and old techniques, and working to create new pieces that are impactful and unique. Many of these pieces have been held in my studio on reserve for this show, and I'm excited to finally bring them out into public view. I hope you can find time to visit the gallery, and I look forward to meeting you at our opening reception."
Dax adds, "For this exhibition, I have decided to go a bit back in time. For many years, before I ever thought about putting a brush to canvas or knew what a table saw was, I was trying to recreate the world in black and white. I spent many years working exclusively in pencils and inks, like my heroes who drew comic books and illustrated punk rock albums. However, I have rarely publicly displayed my black and white work, and it has been over a decade since I’ve done so."
Please note that our closing time on Friday and Saturday nights has moved an hour earlier, to 9 p.m. You can check HERE for our regular business hours.
The Artists' Cooperative Gallery is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, showing work from respected area artists since 1975. Members conduct educational and cultural outreach activities, and maintain and staff the gallery. The space features a wide variety of media, including sculpture, weaving, painting, jewelry, ceramics, photography and drawing. In September, the gallery will have a 50th Anniversary Exhibition and we are inviting all past members to participate. Please complete this form if you are interested.
Tuesday, June 3 - Sunday, June 29
The artwork of Jasmine Greenwaldt, Duane Adams, and Cortney Christensen will be featured in an exhibit, Unbound, at the Artists' Cooperative Gallery June 3–29. Please join us at the opening reception on Friday, June 6, 6 to 9 p.m. Light refreshments will be provided.
Jasmine's work is a direct extension of intuition — a spontaneous dialogue between color, movement, and emotion. She draws inspiration from the vibrancy and unpredictability of life, letting each piece unfold naturally without rigid plans or boundaries. Through bold palettes and dynamic forms, she seeks to capture fleeting feelings that words cannot contain. Her hope is that every viewer feels a personal resonance, as if the artwork itself is speaking directly to their own experiences. Each piece is a living expression, meant to move, inspire, and connect.
Duane's exploration in the use of image transfers continues with a new series of ceramic vessels. The main theme is an homage to artists of many different genres – a mini art appreciation panorama. Lately, he has been moving towards using the transfers into two-dimensional wall hangings.
Nature has always been a staple of Cortney's photography, and a frequent source of inspiration and creativity. For this exhibit, he focuses on the abstract qualities of flora in its environment. He uses long shutter speeds and, in many cases, intentional camera movement to mimic how plants and trees interact with the wind, water, and other natural elements. The movement of light and color is a prominent feature in this collection of work.
Please note that our closing time on Friday and Saturday nights has moved an hour earlier, to 9 p.m. You can check HERE for our regular business hours.
The Artists' Cooperative Gallery is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, showing work from respected area artists since 1975. Members conduct educational and cultural outreach activities, and maintain and staff the gallery. The space features a wide variety of media, including sculpture, weaving, painting, jewelry, ceramics, photography and drawing.
The Artists' Cooperative Gallery is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, showing work from respected area artists since 1975. Members conduct educational and cultural outreach activities, and maintain and staff the gallery. The space features a wide variety of media, including sculpture, weaving, painting, jewelry, ceramics, photography and drawing. In September, the gallery will have a 50th Anniversary Exhibition and we are inviting all past members to participate. Please complete this form if you are interested.
