Saturday at the J – Meg Kaczyk, Barbara Mosher & Emily Zimmerman

This week we dive into our 2020 Spring Juried Exhibit!

It’s time to showcase more brilliant artwork that is currently in our 2020 Spring Juried Exhibit!

If you are interested in submitting your artwork for the 2020 Fall Juried Exhibit, follow this link.

Meg Kaczyk Spring Kousa

Spring Kousa
acrylic
12″ x 12″
$200

Meg Kaczyk

“My work expresses energy that runs deeply through us all – fluid experiences standing as frames of life.” Meg Kaczyk paints from her Discovery Bay studio on the Olympic Peninsula. Inspired by the natural beauty of the area and a deep desire to protect it, Meg’s current thematic series includes scenes of the Salish Sea, Madrone trees, and still lifes that celebrate the abundance of regional agriculture. Meg Kaczyk began her creative career as an illustrator and designer in the Midwest. Seeking arts community, she moved west to Portland, and in 2016, to Port Townsend, Washington. Over the years, the precision of graphic design played counterpoint to her painting, which emboldened the loose and fluid style of her work today. Meg teaches art process classes and workshops at Port Townsend School of the Arts, and exhibits monthly at Northwind Arts Center, Port Townsend. In 2019, she was a Centrum Artist in Residence.
Meg Kaczyk On Carolines Plate

On Caroline’s Plate
acrylic
60″ x 48″
$3300

Meg Kaczyk Dungeness

Dungeness
acrylic
31″ x 26″
$975

Singing in the Same Key
acrylic
24″ x 36″
$1000

Barbara Mosher

Barbara‘s Art has been called eclectic, evocative and powerful. Energy resonates her canvases and the colors vibrate among the shapes which hint of her work as an automotive designer. She embraces the world, as the world embraces her, and is influenced by culture, its struggles and its beauty. Recently published in ‘Fashion and Arts Magazine’, Madrid Spain and elected as a finalist for Zaha Hadid’s 1000 Museum in Miami, Florida. Barbara Welcomes visitors to her studio on Whidbey Island.
acappella

Acappella
acrylic on canvas panel
12″ x 12″
$200

Concerto

Concerto
acrylic on canvas panel
12″ x 12″
$200

Friendly Piranhas
oil on canvas
24″ x 30″
$900

Emily Zimmerman

Hi there! My name is Emily and I am a graphic designer and artist (among other things) living in beautiful Bellingham, WA. I grew up here with a father who is a graphic designer and a mother who is a painter, and I quickly learned to love both. Pursuing an education in graphic design and illustration I moved to Vancouver and graduated from Capilano University’s IDEA program. After a number of years in Vancouver, I now find myself back in Bellingham and loving every minute of it. When I am not painting and working with freelance design clients, I am employed part-time as the graphic designer for the Skagit Valley Food Co-op (in Mount Vernon, WA). Out in the real world, you can find me going on dog adventures with my sweet fiancé and our three dogs, getting dirty in the garden, and hiking, running, or climbing in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. My artwork (and much of my design work) comes from my love of nature, colors and contrast, and my desire to inject a little creativity into everyones day. Get in touch if you have an idea! I would love to make it happen!
Emily ZImmerman Sofie

Sofie
oil on canvas
24″ x 30″
$800

Emily Zimmerman East Over the Mountains

East Over the Mountains
oil on canvas
20″ x 30″
$900

Purchasing artwork is a great way to support the Arts and the J right now. All exhibited work for sale can be purchased and picked up curbside!

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