Annual Artists’ Registry Show And People’s Choice Awards

Posted December 17, 2019 at 5:44 am by

The San Juan Islands Museum of Art (SJIMA) is dedicated to supporting the local San Juan Islands art community each year in the museum’s Artists’ Registry Exhibit.   With over 70 artists showcased, both established and emerging, the artists come from San Juan Island, Orcas, Shaw & Lopez Islands.

The exhibit opens December 20 and runs until February 21. The exhibit features artworks in oil, acrylic, watercolor and encaustic, as well as pastels, photography, mixed media, pottery, sculpture, glass, wood, textiles and more.

This year Jay and Suzy Wakefield sponsor a People’s Choice Award, with winners receiving cash awards. Come and vote for your favorites! Vote before the end of January during normal SJIMA hours, Friday-Monday 11-5.

Admission is $10, with SJIMA members and those 18 and under admitted free of charge. Mondays are Pay As You Can Days.

On Valentine’s Day, everyone is welcome to the open house and anniversary of SJIMA. It is free and is open 4-7 on February 14.

Artists’ Registry is an online resource supported by the SJIMA.  Members of the islands artist community are listed on the website’s artists’ pages www.sjimaartistsregistry.com.

The show is sponsored by Malinda Dreyer, Town of Friday Harbor, Printonyx, Harbor Rental and Browne’s Home Center.

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