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WWU Assistant Professor of Art Ryan Kelly recently spoke about his artwork with Ben Carter, curator of the "Tales of a Red Clay Rambler" podcast. Links to the interview are below.

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For Matthew Palmgren, the process of art and design is a way for him to work out his thoughts.

The two-dimensional art hanging in his studio at 14th Street Studios in Astoria has a similar style. Paper, transfer and paint are layered on top of each other on wood with a ground and finish…

Western Washington University Assistant Professor of Ceramics Ryan W. Kelly is exhibiting work at Method Gallery in Seattle through Feb. 15.

The exhibition, “A Forest for the Trees” features Kelly’s fantastical, dream-like, and larger than life creations – carnivalesque heads, Jungian…

The year is 2019, the place is the United States, and a black man walks into a foundry wanting to cast some bronze grenades.

This is how the American artist Ed Bereal, 82, recaps preparing for his first retrospective at the …

Watercolor artist Bev Jozwiak will be featured in a new show at Cole Gallery beginning Saturday.

Jozwiak's skill as a painter has garnered her national acclaim as one of America's premier watercolorists. Featured in nine Best of Watercolor books including…

Sequim artist Melanie Reed Arrington will share her latest work during a monthlong exhibit at The Buzz from July 1-31.

Though not self-proclaimed, artist Ryan Babcock could just as well be called a visual philosopher. His work speaks of the inner workings of someone who is constantly pondering the state of society and its actions with a goal of making viewers think.

“My art foresees the possibility of a…

Though not self-proclaimed, artist Ryan Babcock could just as well be called a visual philosopher. His work speaks of the inner workings of someone who is constantly pondering the state of society and its actions with a goal of making viewers think.

“My art foresees the possibility of a…

Kendra Aldrich, a student in Western Washington University's art department working toward a bachelor's degree in fine arts in painting, is holding the opening of her senior BFA art show "Errant Immediacy" from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, June 3, at Overgrowth Gallery, 1206 Cornwall…

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