BAC has been a nonprofit community base for art and art education since 1948.
July - August Exhibition
Salt
July 2 - August 30, 2026
Salt will explore the interlapping places where the waters of the Salish Sea meet the land – the coves, eddies, creeks and estuaries – that create the endless tides of perspectives, textures and colors unique to the PNW. Get in the flow and visit BAC in July and August for this briny collection of fine art.
Featuring work by Christian Carlson, Maria Coryell-Martin, Scott Pascoe, Kim Obbink, Kim Matthews Wheaton, Lynn Agnew, Meghann Riepenhoff, Wendy Orville, Hart James, Caryn Friedlander, Steven Maslach, Annie Starling Sparks, Scott Allen, and Julie Baer.
July opening reception: July 2, 2026, 6-8 PM
August opening reception: August 7, 2026, 6-8 PM
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July - August Exhibition: Salt
July 2 - August 30, 2026
Salt will explore the interlapping places where the waters of the Salish Sea meet the land – the coves, eddies, creeks and estuaries – that create the endless tides of perspectives, textures and colors unique to the PNW. Get in the flow and visit BAC in July and August for this briny collection of fine art.
Featuring work by Christian Carlson, Maria Coryell-Martin, Scott Pascoe, Kim Obbink, Kim Matthews Wheaton, Lynn Agnew, Meghann Riepenhoff, Wendy Orville, Hart James, Caryn Friedlander, Steven Maslach, Annie Starling Sparks, Scott Allen, and Julie Baer.
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July Opening Reception: Salt
Thursday, July 2, 6 - 8 PM
Join us for the opening reception of for part one of our July & August show ‘Salt’. Enjoy an evening of conversation, community, and art!
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August Opening Reception: Salt II
Friday, August 7, 6 - 8 PM
Join us for the opening reception of for part two of our July & August show ‘Salt’. Enjoy an evening of conversation, community, and art!
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Exhibition: Dan Friday Raya Friday
June 5 - June 28
Dan and Raya Friday take over the gallery at Bainbridge Arts & Crafts. These Lummi Nation siblings bring stunning, Coast Salish-inspired glass art to their contemporary yet traditional narratives.
From intricate woven glass baskets to bold, sculptural forms, witness how they have transformed ancestral storytelling into luminous, modern art.
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Artist Talk: Dan Friday
June 17, 11 AM - 12 PM
Join us for an artist talk with glass artist Dan Friday, hosted by Bainbridge Arts & Crafts.
Hear directly from Dan about his studio practice, materials, and the stories that shape his work.
Tickets are currently sold out.
If you’d like to get on the waitlist, please email Mariana@bacart.org with your contact and request.
Who we are
Bainbridge Arts & Crafts is a nonprofit gallery and education center. We show the work of some of the region’s finest contemporary artists and craftspeople, and offer art education to our community through our school and outreach programs, Art After Sixty, workshops, and informal artist talks.
Since 1948, Bainbridge Arts & Crafts has been all about community. There are many ways to participate: Shop at the gallery, join us for artist talks and demonstrations, take an art class, donate, volunteer, and come to a First Friday opening of the latest exhibition every month.
Every day you’ll find paintings, prints, glass, ceramics, jewelry, sculpture, and so much more—all created by professional Northwest artists.
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● 200+ Northwest artists
● Art in a variety of mediums and a wide range of price points
● New special exhibitions every month
● Free public receptions every first Friday at Bainbridge Island’s Art Walk
● National shipping available on many works of art
● Your purchase supports free art education and outreach programs for the community -
We're always seeking regional artists with unique perspectives whose work can inspire our community.
Visit our ‘Become a BAC Artist’ page under ‘Get Involved' to see how you can!
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If Bainbridge Arts and Crafts sounds like your kind of place to spend a few hours helping, email sharon@bacart.org or call 206.842.3132
