Anne Martin McCool - Mixed Media Acrylics
September 3 – 28, 2021

Anne Martin McCool joins our fall lineup with mixed media collage acrylics in all sizes. These abstract pieces are part of her most recent series using heavy collage on her canvases while keeping her signature style with hills, trees and moons.

Also showing are mixed media oils and pastels by Anita Lehmann, soft pastels by Steven Hill, NW oils by Donna Nevitt Radtke and plein air oils by Karen Bakke.

There is no art reception scheduled at this time, however we are open late on the First Friday, September 3 until 8pm. Check our Facebook and Instagram pages for notices and view the show in its entirety here. 

Image: “Circling Home”, 30x40 mixed media acrylic by Anne Martin McCool

Anne Martin McCool - Mixed Media Collage Acrylics

Anita Lehmann -  Oils & Mixed Media Pastels

Steven Hill - Soft Pastels

Donna Nevitt Radtke - Northwest Oils

Karen Bakke - Plein Air Oils

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