ART IN THE GARDEN SHOW
















It’s the Bellevue Botanical Garden, ART IN THE GARDEN SHOW!  August 26 - 28,  2011.  Gayle Pickens, of Gallery by the Bay has curated a wonderful selection of garden art by regional artists.

Come view the sculpture throughout the garden and meet the artists who made it. According to Gayle, some sculpture will be clearly visible, some work will be tucked into corners and still more waiting for your discovery around the next bend of the garden path.

Art by 30 outstanding Northwest artists will grace this special garden show.  From the serious to the whimsical, this exhibit will include works in metal, wood, blown and fused glass, ceramics, bronze and other materials.

Come visit Friday from 1 PM to 6 PM, or Saturday or Sunday, 10 AM until 6 PM.  It is free to see and there will be lots to buy.  Here is a link for directions and to find out more about the artwork and artists represented.  http://www.gallerybythebay.com/art-in-the-garden

Above and below is a sneak peek of some of my cut steel Threshold Guardians,  garden stakes and sculpture featured in this show!  I hope to see you at the Bellevue Botanical Garden next weekend.



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