For artists, creative space extends beyond their studio walls: It’s a way of observing interior and exterior landscapes. The studio becomes a place to distill, refine, and reflect on an interpretation or move into an abstraction of an idea or concept. As you choose from among the 44 studios and 61 artists participating in this year’s Open Studio Tour, you’ll discover bits and pieces of artists and their art. Is this a solitary artist? Does this artist thrive in social connection? What inspires him or her? What do artists take with them as they begin to work, and what do they shut out?
Don’t miss the Whidbey Working Artists annual Open Studio Tour, Saturday and Sunday Aug. 27 and 28.
August 17, 2016 COUNTDOWN: Just one and a half weeks remain until the Whidbey Working Artists annual Open Studio Tour, Saturday and Sunday Aug. 27 and 28. This year’s tour includes 52 artists at 37 studios across Whidbey Island. Spend time with these working artists in their studios while experiencing the beauty that attracts them […]
Whidbey Working Artists’ Studio Tour Showcase 2016: Week Three
by LIs David in Visual Art, Whidbey Working Artists Showcase
August 10, 2016 COUNTDOWN: Just two weeks remain until the Whidbey Working Artists annual Open Studio Tour, Saturday and Sunday Aug. 27 and 28. This year’s tour includes 52 artists at 37 studios across Whidbey Island. Spend time with these working artists in their studios while experiencing the beauty that attracts these artists to magnificent […]
August 3, 2016 COUNTDOWN: Just three weeks remain until the Whidbey Working Artists annual Open Studio Tour, Saturday and Sunday Aug. 27 and 28. This year’s tour includes 52 artists at 37 studios across Whidbey Island. Spend time with these working artists in their studios while experiencing the beauty that attracts them to magnificent Whidbey Island. […]
COUNTDOWN: Just five weeks remain until the Whidbey Working Artists annual Open Studio Tour, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 27 and 28. This year’s tour includes 52 artists at 37 studios throughout Whidbey Island.
Tom Lindsay blowing bubbles at sunset (Photo by David Welton)