Just love these. Feels like they’ll be here long after we are all gone.

Kristin Tollefson, The Skies Inside. Steel and brass wire, plastic, glass, and cotton beads. Gallery photo.

Come to the High School Show to find this prize-winning work by BHS ninth grader (!!!) Genevieve Moncada.  

There’s also photography, ceramics, jewelry, wire work, and a larger-than-life, hand-sewn pink plush kitty. These kids are seriously amazing.

Last chance to see these fantastic collaged heads by Hyla Middle School students! Our annual Middle School Show will come down on Wednesday (that’s tomorrow), and the High School Show will be up on Friday.

Stop in soon; we’re open until 6 p.m. weekdays.

Raquel, we loved sharing Friday evening with you and your peeps. You so deserved this spotlight!

Kim Murton’s round heads are back in stock. These little guys have a tendency to fly off the walls, so stop in soon!

More than all right, actually. Take Woodward Middle School student Ceci Campbell; her “Creative Explosion” – and all the other work in this show – is blowing everyone away.

See the show until May 15, followed by our High School Show May 17-June 3.

Kristin Tollefson joined us for a wire work demo this past Saturday. People kept coming and coming, so Lynnette and Anne just kept getting more chairs.

A big thank-you to Kristin for sharing her materials and techniques. Her 3D work along with Wes McClain’s prints are up through June 3.

AND, you can find out about June talks, demos, and workshops on our Education page.

Yesterday, Kristin Tollefson delivered work for this month’s exhibition. Cynthia Sears stopped in and found that “Warmer” – cork and copper wire - was a perfect fit.

First Friday reception for Kristin, Wes McClain, and Bainbridge Island middle school students is 6-8 p.m. May 3. See you there!