MAY 2026 THE SEATTLE LIGHT ROOM: GIFTS FROM THE TIDE

My solo exhibition with prints from the series GIFTS FROM THE TIDE will be at The Seattle Light Room Gallery, May 8-30, 2026.

The exhibition opens on May 8th, with reception from 6-8 p.m.

The Seattle Light Room, 5040 Wilson Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118

One of my prints is included in the TONIC EXHIBITION: A MEDICINAL FLORA & FUNGI EXHIBITION at Ghost Gallery, Seattle.

The exhibition is open until May 3rd.

Ghost Gallery, 600 Pine S, 2nd floor, Seattle, WA 98101

One of my prints from the series Gifts From The Tides is included in Northwest Current, a juried exhibition at Solas Gallery, Seattle.

The exhibit is open from January 8 until February 20.

Solas Gallery, 300 South Washington Street, Seattle, WA 98104

Two of my images, Beachscape and Vested were included in the Center of Contemporary Art exhibit November 7, 2024 – February 22, 2025. Juried by Ginny Ruffner.

Vested was awarded Honorable Mention.

Center for Contemporary Art,  

114 Third Ave S, Settle, WA 98104

www.cocaseatle.org

December 2024

The gallery at Graphite in Edmonds included two of my recent prints, Winter I and Winter II, in their Winter Abstraction Exhibit, December 2024.

Graphite Arts Center, 202 Main Street, Edmonds, WA.

Winter I, 2024, received Honorable Mention.

September 2023 – Past Forward celebrates 30 years of Photographic Center Northwest’s impact on photography and community in the Pacific Northwest.  My photograph Low Tide 34, from a series of photographs of nature scenes from Salish Sea beaches, is included in the exhibit and auction.  I graduated from the certificate program at PCNW in 1999 and have exhibited my work there several times over the years.

Past Forward is on view in the gallery on 900 12^th Ave in Seattle from September 14 until October 15, 2023. 

One of my images in the series Beauty And Destruction was on view in the 2023 CoCA Members’ Show: REIMAGINED in Seattle.

In Beauty And Destruction I photographed calligraphic markings that bark beetles had left on driftwood logs on a Salish Sea beach.  The abstract beauty in these intricate engravings enthralls me, and—at the same time–is a visible sign of the destruction bark beetles cause.  The beetles inflict serious damage when they attack healthy trees. Infestations of bark beetles have been spreading rapidly to new areas due to drought and warming temperatures, in some cases leveling acres of pine forests.

During my stay in Sweden this summer, I visited the picturesque church village of Koppartorp with its mining museum, not far from the town where I grew up.  The Koppartorp museum with its historical buildings and mineshaft is located on the site of an old copper mine that dates back to the 14^th century. While thinking of the miners’ living condition a few hundred years ago depicted in the museum exhibit I descended into the illuminated mining shaft.