A Sense of Place
September 14- Oct 19, 2019
The recently created Center for Washington Cultural Traditions is a state wide effort to survey, study, and support folk and traditional arts and other cultural traditions. As part of this effort, CWU’s anthropologist Rodrigo Rentería-Valencia conducted in 2018 the Cultural Traditions Survey project in the Yakima Valley. The purpose of this survey was to document the work and life-stories of local creators whose artistry represented in broad terms the multicultural reality of the valley. Building on this corpus, this exhibit aims to showcase the artwork, images and soundscapes of creators like Christie Tirado, Elizabeth Montes de Oca, and Amanda Ontiveros and the local sense of place their artistry evokes.
Opening Reception
Saturday September 14 3-5PM
This project was funded in part by a Title V Developing Hispanic Serving Institutions Grant number P031S150088 from the Department of Education (DOE). Funding does not represent endorsement by the DOE.
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Hotel Maison Gallery
Build in 1911, this building was built by the Yakima Freemasons and includes a Masonic ceremonial on the top floor. Opening in March 2016 as…
Larson at the Seasons
The gallery is located in the Seasons Performance Hall. Once the Sunday Schoolroom of the First Church of Christ Scientist, it was transformed into a…
The Cellar Gallery
The Cellar Gallery is located in the lower level of Gilbert Cellars, and features cellar-like stone walls, built-in bench seating, and atmospheric lighting. Currently showing:…
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ExperienceSix exhibitions a year in the Larson Gallery feature invited artists, juried, student, and member exhibitions. Exhibits usually run around six weeks, so you will find a diverse, creative, and changing experience in the Larson Gallery. Admission is always free.
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Painted Piano Project
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The Artist Within: A Different View of Dementia
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01
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International Fellowship of Rotary Photographers.
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Light Night: Burlesque
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