Future Exhibitions
Threadlines: A Forest Tapestry
Exhibiting: March 7, 2026 – April 18, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 7 from 3pm – 5pm
A group exhibition of work by Charlotte Bird, Ree Nancarrow, Terri Shinn, and Margo Klass.
Four artists whose lives and visual imagery are inspired by the boreal and temperate forest join together in presenting this collection of art quilts, fiber sculpture, artist books, and other mixed media pieces. Through their work each artist expresses a keen awareness of the biodiversity of the forest’s natural ecosystems.
This exhibition is sponsored in honor of the creative spirit of Cathy Olivieri.
Charm
Exhibiting: March 7, 2026 – April 18, 2026
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 7, from 3-5pm
Renee Adams constructs mixed media sculptures that reference plant cycles, symbols, patterns, and ecological systems. Using forged and fabricated steel and hand-shaped wooden forms, her work highlights the tension between organic life and industrial processes.
This exhibition is sponsored in honor of the creative spirit of Cathy Olivieri.
DoVA: Department of Visual Arts 2026 Exhibition
Exhibiting: May 5 – 30, 2026
Opening Reception: Tuesday, May 5 from 5-7pm (Awards ceremony held at 6pm)
This is an annual exhibition that presents the artwork created within the last year by DoVA students. Student work is chosen from Spring and Fall Quarters of 2025 and Winter Quarter of 2026 at Yakima Valley College.
Classes include ceramics, painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and design. A large section of the students’ best work makes this one of the favorite exhibitions of the year and a wonderful opportunity to purchase art.
Larson Gallery Guild Members' Exhibition
Exhibiting: June 13, 2026 – July 11, 2026
This annual non-juries exhibition highlights the creativity of the members of the Larson Gallery Guild . The Larson Gallery Guild currently consists of approximately 521 and in 2025 this show had 103 entries. Since Guild members can only exhibit one piece in the exhibit, members are very selective about their work and choose their best piece. What makes this exhibit special is its variety of media. Many artists use this time to explore and exhibit the result of a new process.