State of the ART: Camas celebrates new art galleries, Culture Art Block
The local art scene is flourishing in downtown Camas this spring thanks to the opening of two new galleries and the installation of the new Camas Culture Art Block.
The local art scene is flourishing in downtown Camas this spring thanks to the opening of two new galleries and the installation of the new Camas Culture Art Block.
The Adret Collective, composed of several East Clark County artists who work in shared studio space in rural Washougal, reached a crossroads in August 2023, after one of the group’s founders, Angela Swanson, died unexpectedly at the age of 54, following heart surgery complications.
The Seventh annual Washougal Studio Artists Spring Studio Tour (WSAT) will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, May 4-5. The event will feature 23 local…
There are still a few months to go until the Downtown Camas Association hosts its second annual Comic Con in August, but comic lovers and graphic novel fans won’t want…
Susan Dingle believes poetry has the ability to help people stay present in the moment and appreciate the small things many others might take for granted.
The two-day Little Art Camas event has returned, and will celebrate local artists Friday and Saturday, March 22-23, in downtown Camas.
The Southwest Washington Watercolor Society (SWWS) will hold its 2024 Spring Exhibition at the Stevenson Community Library. The exhibition will run April 1-26 at the Stevenson…
When Maria Navarro Alejandres moved from Woodland to Camas five years ago, her friends warned her that the move might be difficult.
During her first visit to New York City in 2023, Emily Lampmann attended a concert at Citi Field, home of Major League Baseball’s New York Mets, and a play on Broadway. She’s planning to return to the Big Apple later this year, not as a spectator but rather as a performer — at one of the most prestigious venues in the world for classical and popular music.
Art is therapeutic for Canyon Creek Middle School sixth-graders Sophia Genova and Lilly Kogel, albeit in different ways.