Museo

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

In November, Museo will welcome Whidbey artists Laura Hudson and Jean Whitesavage to the gallery. Both artists create from an intuitive place, patiently crafting their individual medium until an oft-elusive sense of balance is achieved. In Laura Hudson’s first show at Museo, she debuts figurative paintings that playfully juggle universal dichotomies through pattern, color and mark making. Laura’s work is exciting – dancing between representational and abstract, but also grounded in deeply relatable themes. Longtime Museo artist Jean Whitesavage brings…

August at Museo brings Whidbey’s own Pete Jordan and Claudia Pettis along with Bellingham artist Brian O’Neill. Together, Jordan’s iconic landscapes juxtaposed with Pettis’ new Falcon studies and O’Neill’s raw, architectural ceramics portray a sweeping picture of our beautiful Pacific Northwest – from earth to sky. Join us during Langley's Art Walk for the opening reception on Saturday, August 3rd from 5-7pm, which will include a very special appearance by local Falconer, Steve Layman, and his winged companion. The show…

In September, Museo brings together the work of Quincy Anderson, Zue Stevenson and Sandi Bransford. Quincy’s dimensional landscapes and Zue’s solitary figurative paintings combined with Bransford’s sensual anthropomorphic sculptures, create an exquisite show with an obscure narrative that is truly all its own. Opening 5-7pm Saturday, September 7th. Show runs through Sunday, September 29th. View exhibit online: museo.cc/upcoming-exhibit Gallery Hours 11-5 Mon-Sat 12-4 Sun Private appointments always welcome, please call us to schedule Contact http://museo.cc Museo Gallery 215 First Street, Langley…

October welcomes artists Don Fels, Leslie Stoner, Nancy Stentz and Jan Lipetz to Museo. From Fels’ illuminated surfaces, to Stentz’ meditations, from Stoner’s mesmerizing mazes, to Lipetz’s studies of form the October show explores abstraction in all its beauty. Quiet, contemplative, complex and meticulous – it’s a show not to be missed. Join us during Langley's Art Walk for the opening reception on Saturday, October 5th from 5-7pm. The show will be on view through Sunday, October 27th.