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Art by NW: Keiko Hara’s emotive paintings draw on memory and place
Inspired by natural landscapes from Walla Walla to Japan, the artist’s vivid large-scale works invite others to investigate their own inner worlds.
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Art x NW: At the Burke, interwoven stories of Coast Salish weavers
Plus, a spotlight on Walla Walla artist Keiko Hara, whose bold paintings, prints and installations draw from memory, landscapes and emotional states.
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Art by NW: Joe Feddersen’s contemporary take on Plateau Native art
Through basketry, printmaking, ceramics and glass, the Colville artist describes his local landscape’s past and present.
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Art x NW: Seattle Waterfront pops with new people — and puppets
Plus, this week ‘Art by NW’ features Joe Feddersen, a Colville artist who weaves Plateau Native traditions with his present-day perspective.
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Art by NW: Wild and winding, Io Palmer’s ceramics defy boundaries
Challenging societal borders, the WSU art professor’s wall installations come alive with color and movement, creating new spaces of belonging.