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Clark County Open Studios - Studio Tour
- Dates
- Nov 7, 2026 – Nov 8, 2026
- Where
- 47 studios in 2 areas
- City
- Vancouver
From the organiser
2026 Open Studios Artists Appointments Available Classes Offered Online Shopping Wheelchair Accessible Studio Accessibility Ceramics Drawing encaustic Fiber Art Glass Jewelry Metal Mixed Media Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture Wood All…
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Each studio is an artist’s own space, open on the days above. The number is the one on the organiser’s map.
Clark County
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Kathleen Cosgroveencaustic, Mixed Media, PaintingAs an artist I have long been inspired by nature. Color, texture and even the sounds I hear appear as abstract marks in my paintings. - 2
Cathie Joy YoungPaintingMy work is an ongoing conversation of images reflecting my passion for history, nature, and my concerns with technology and systems of belief. The excess of information, ambiguity, the pace of change, and the clash of truth versus belief occupy my thoughts. - 3
Betsy SoiferMixed Media, SculptureMy whimsical animals are created to demonstrate reuse is better than putting all used items into the trash. - 4
Kelly MeadFiber ArtMy work starts with digitally created imagery, often drawn from the human form. It is then translated through hand stitching, where shifts in density, direction and thread weigh create subtle variation. - 5
Abhisar GuptaPhotographyNature is an infinite source of inspiration and creativity. I seek its hidden essence, from microscopic iridescence on soap bubbles to expansive landscapes, through the play of light, patterns, color, and abstraction. - 6
Alison BerkeyPainting, SculptureI am inspired to make art by just waking up everyday. For me I have unexpectedly found that living and making art are inseparable. - 6
Christian BarriosCeramics, Mixed Media, PaintingEvery time I start working on a new piece of art experiment the preciousness of exotic wood and different materials to form my work, which becomes a new challenge for me motivates and inspires me to create pieces, I like to focus on the importance of visual art materials: learn about the types, textures, where the… - 7
Brian BootheDrawing, Painting, PrintmakingMuch of my work reflects my love for the local waters of the Pacific Northwest and how we as humans interact with them. - 8
Tom RelthDrawing, PaintingSometimes, it's hard to see the forest for the trees. I like to take a step back to reflect on what bothers me about my work. A piece is complete when it no longer irritates me. - 9Analyn AndersonDrawing, PaintingMy work is rooted in a deep desire to connect humanity with the natural world. Through acrylic mixed media and colored pencil, I explore animals as both subjects AND emotional mirrors- reflecting Instinct, vulnerability, and quiet truths we often overlook.
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Stephanie JoyDrawingI draw to share with others how I see life. I work predominantly in graphite and charcoal with an intent to understand light and shadow. - 11
Jason LittsPaintingMy work combines the familiar with symbols and surreal archetypes. I paint visual narratives that are unique to me while inviting others to derive their own meaning. - 12
Jill MaybergDrawing, Mixed Media, PaintingMy work and ideas have evolved over the years from a confluence of traditions such as primitive folk art, kids art, expressionism, and abstract modernism. - 13
Kim MurtonCeramics, Fiber ArtMy background is in animation but I have been a production potter for over 25 years. I also started making fabric designs stemming from my illustration work. - 14
Patty WhiteFiber ArtI am a textile artist passionate about wet felt making. With the instincts of a painter, I use my hands to craft luminous fabrics in designs that are infused with abstract and personal meaning. - 15
Jody KatopothisDrawing, Painting, PrintmakingArt and music have always been essential elements of my everyday life. Together, they bring an ever-changing and unique balance, fueling self-discovery, self-expression and connection. - 16
Terri ShinnersGlassFor many years, I've been a glass fusing artist/teacher in Clark County. I'm continually inspired by the way glass melts and flows together in the fusing process creating unique designs. - 17
Stephanie RoeCeramics, JewelryI am a ceramic artist interested in the intersection of functionality and sculpture creating work that balances precision with playful variation. - 18
Stephanie BurtonCeramics, Mixed MediaFor over 30 years, I have worked in clay, drawn to its tactile nature and the endless possibilities of texture and form. - 19
Paul and Jennifer BlaisCeramics, PaintingJennifer and Paul Blais are collaborators in art. Though Jennifer typically works more directly with clay as a "handbuilding" artist and Paul's focus is more with the potters wheel, there are significant crossovers between their work. - 20
Jacque DavisFiber Art, Mixed MediaMy work is a vibrant exploration of color, texture and the emotional landscapes that define human experience. I believe every hue carries its own resonance, and every texture tells a story- together inviting viewers into a dialogue between the visible and the felt. - 21
David WaldenPaintingI am an abstract artist working mainly on large scale paintings. I search the unconscious through my work. The mind possesses thoughts and impulses that can be discovered through the process of painting. - 22
Larry HoltJewelry, Metal, SculptureI am a metal sculptor, which began after a long career as a union pipefitter. - 22
Jessica JonerCeramicsI am a multidisciplinary artist working primarily in ceramics, creating organic stoneware forms that function as both functional objects and decorative pieces. My work is rooted in ideas of community, connection, and intentional gathering. - 23
Don GrayDrawing, Painting, PrintmakingMy work ranges from abstract to representational. I'm always involved in the struggle to forge a synthesis between these two modes. The paintings tend to be populated with references to landscape, organic objects and natural occurrences. I search in the painting process for visual equivalents to felt experience. - 24
Kim Matthews WheatonPaintingI began painting with oils when I was in high school. In college at Berkeley I became interested in the California landscape. I loved the rolling hills, dotted with oak trees, and casting long afternoon shadows. - 25
Jennifer WilliamsMixed Media, PaintingI am an environmental landscape painter working in mixed media. I paint on maps, using thick textures and atmospheric layers to capture nature in a state of change. - 27
Ann FlemingCeramics, Painting, SculptureI have been a full time artist for over 45 years. For 25 years I concentrated on all things clay. specialized in architectural elements of sinks, lighting and tile and highly painted functional "daily" ware. - 28
Elizabeth GanjiCeramics, Painting, PrintmakingI believe experiencing and cultivating beauty in our world is important and essential to the thriving of the human soul. I am foremost an oil painter, drawn to honor the spirit of a place through bold, loose brushwork. - 30
Rose JubbPainting, WoodWhether it's a potato with human eyes, adding aluminum balloons to a classic painting, or cutting out and painting an eight foot giant bat, I love immersing my audience in color, humor, and nature. - 31
Josh BlewettSculpture, WoodI create sculptural works from driftwood shaped by time, tide, and the environment. I'm drawn to materials that carry history, allowing their natural form to guide the process vs. forcing the outcome. - 32
Anne GilmourFiber ArtI love unusual combinations of color, pattern, texture & fiber- I was born predisposed to possibilities. Working in textiles allows a perfect vehicle to lend form to a constant flow of ideas. - 33
Ann Cavanaugh & Megan AndrewsGlassCavanaugh Fused Glass represents the seamless professional partnership of Ann Cavanaugh and Megan Andrews—a mother-daughter team dedicated to capturing the ephemeral beauty of the world through kiln-formed glass. - 34
Julie KochJewelry, Mixed Media, SculptureLiving in the Cascade foothills, I have a never-ending source of inspiration for my work. Belief in repurposing items to lighten the load at the landfill plays a huge part in my choices of substrate- I like to take what others have discarded and remake it into something both beautiful and useful. - 35
Lois SteinerJewelry, Mixed Media, SculptureWorking with stone and wire, my practice began in wearable jewelry, but evolved beyond adornment into 2D and 3D suspended pieces and tabletop sculptures as I sought forms capable of expressing more complex ideas. - 37
Kathleen DuncanWoodThe wood I use comes from trees removed due to disease or construction. This timber would otherwise be burned or disposed of in a landfill. To me, it is exciting to find the hidden beauty in a chunk of wood. - 38
Jeff GraczPhotographyI move through the chaos of the world searching for moments of stillness, using the edges of a rectangle to create a sense of order that feels just out of reach. - 39
Valerie BlessleyCeramicsSAVI Clayworks features a range of functional pottery with a whisper of Nordic design and spirit. Inspired by my Finnish heritage, I create pieces with layers of specially colored clays, hand carved to show the white clay beneath. - 40
Vicki GreenGlassMy fused glass artwork continually evolves and often expresses my interpretation of elements of nature, life experiences, and textiles. - 42
Sharon AgnorGlass, Metal, SculptureAs an artist it's important to me to have my work be part of the visual conversation art creates in our public and private spaces. My desire is to create meaningful, thoughtful work that tells a story. - 45
C.d. MolandFiber ArtColor, texture, and form are the anchors I use to still my racing mind. With a background in photography, design, and textiles, several years back, I discovered the art of creating images by wet felting wool. - 46
Rosemary HerrCeramicsIdeas and inspiration come when I'm away from the studio. In the forest, where deeply chiseled lines in the bark of giant trees or a patch of tall grass swaying in the wind, hint of texture. In the high desert, where the soil beneath my feet and the clear sky above are rich with color that inform a simple palette. - 47
Ted NorrisCeramicsMy mother instilled in me the love of pottery from the young age of 10 when we visited the pottery studios in Mashiko and Kanazawa, Japan. I was fascinated by the master potters' skills in turning lumps of clay into beautiful pieces of art, it was magical. - 48
Deborah NaganoMixed MediaMy artistic practice centers on mixed-media collage, combining oil and acrylic paint, oil pastels, hand-dyed papers, inks, graphite, charcoal, and resin. - 49
Matthew ClarksonPaintingI'm a contemporary artist working with alcohol ink to create abstract landscape paintings that explore atmosphere, memory, and emotional geography. - 51
Sandy MooreFiber Art, Mixed MediaFabric is my chosen medium. When I hold it, I feel connected to generations of women who came before me. Through experimentation, I discovered collage and merged it with my love of textiles.
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