We had a huge crowd for the opening of our Member Show. Thank you to all who came out! The show runs through the end of October at Dandelion Botanical, 8461 Sequim-Dungeness Way. Gratitude also to the many people who purchased raffle tickets for the painting by Ryoko Toyama. The successful raffle helped jump start our 2027 Scholarship fund.
With 22 artists, and more than 40 pieces of art in the show, the vote for the People’s Choice Award goes to Sharman Owings and Drew Ealey for the 3D work titled Roar.
The Olympic Peninsula Art Association currently has two shows up and running: the Member Show at Dandelion Botanical and the Plein Air Show at Sequim Library. Be sure to see them both.
In other news, Ross Brown is our Artist in the Spotlight for the month of September. Ross often uses plexiglass, sandblasting, and acrylics however materials and subject matter can vary in support of his art process and exploration. As our featured artist, Ross Brown’s work will be highlighted on our website and Face Book banner.
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Olympic Peninsula Art Association, OPAA (formerly Sequim Arts) is a non-profit arts organization located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state, with Mount Olympus to the south and Victoria, British Columbia across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the north.