Anacortes Artwalk

First Friday Artwalk is back. July 1, 2022, 6 - 8 PM

402 Commercial Ave, ONE Real Estate

ONE Real Estate is proud to introduce featured artist, Pennie Janousek (Whidbey Island). Her Botanical Illustrations hark back to an era, before photography, when illustrations were used as a means of scientific documentation of a species. Using the mediums of watercolor, colored pencil or gouache, Pennie brings her flowers and plants to life in vivid color. Original framed artwork as well as prints and cards will be available for sale. Snacks provided.

404 Commercial Ave., Joanie Schwartz Glass Studio

Joanie Schwartz Glass is a working teaching studio where the art of glass fusing is made and taught. Come by and see the multitude of techniques that this creative art offers for both the novice and experienced. JSG offers a wide variety of other hand created work from artists here in the PNW and around the country, most of whom are women. You’ll find nothing imported.

419 Commercial Ave., The Majestic Inn and Spa

The Majestic Inn presents work by Lois Judd. Judd studied Visual Arts at the University finally working as a high school teacher for many years. Her paintings and mosaics imaginatively honor the beauty of our world through color, pattern, and contrasts.

420 Commercial Ave., Scott Milo Gallery

The gallery opens a new summer show featuring landscape and seascape pastels by Amanda Houston, intricately detailed NW watercolors by Peggy Woods, rich, abstracted encaustic wax paintings on panels by Mark Wall, regional acrylics by Cynthia Richardson and stylized acrylic landscapes by Ria Harboe.

1010 5th Street, The Studios Above Scott Milo Gallery

Four studios above Scott Milo Gallery are open and include work by Anders Rodin, Jade Roberts, Cathy Schoenberg, Michael Clough and Elizabeth Ockwell.  Climb the stairs and see exciting oils, watercolors and drawings and sculptures.

705 Commercial Ave., Trinity Skate

Trinity is currently showcasing 15+ local artists including featured artist of the month, Amanda Leets. Her artwork is inspired by the motions of nature, ocean, wind, and wood. Food and beverage included.