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Five can’t-miss fall art shows in Whatcom and Skagit counties

Whatcom and Skagit counties in Washington state are hosting several fall art exhibitions. The Whatcom Museum features a solo show by Lebanese-American artist Mary Ann Peters titled "myself inside your story" through January 25, alongside works from the Whatcom Artist Studio Tour and a photo exhibition on broadcasting pioneer Elaine Horn. Western Washington University's Western Gallery presents abstract painter Barbara Sternberger's "At the Core," curated by former Portland Art Museum executive director Bruce Guenther, with related dance and jazz events. Cordata Gallery opens "Pure Joy," a solo show of works by French-born painter Joy Olney, running through December 13. Voxel Gallery celebrates its first anniversary with a community party and a "World Famous" exhibition.

Experience Western’s 2026 art biennial

Western Washington University’s art department has opened its 2026 faculty and staff biennial, featuring 20 artists with works spanning painting, photography, sculpture, video, and installation. The exhibition is held in the Fine Arts Building, room 124, and runs Monday through Saturday until May 2, with free admission. New gallery director Kelly Lindner curated the show, which includes interactive pieces and collaborative works. Featured artist Jennifer Anable contributed three works inspired by Skagit Valley and dark humor, emphasizing the importance of students seeing their teachers’ professional practice.

Experience Western’s 2026 art biennial

Western Washington University’s art department has opened its 2026 biennial exhibition, featuring 20 faculty and staff artists with works spanning painting, photography, sculpture, video, and installation. The show runs through May 2 in the Fine Arts Building, with free admission and interactive pieces that invite viewer participation. New gallery director Kelly Lindner curated the exhibit, which includes works such as Jennifer Anable’s “Tulip Vase (Hell Fire)” and collaborative pieces by multiple artists.

Claude Zervas opens exhibit, ‘Pond Water,’ At Western Art Gallery

Claude Zervas has opened a new exhibition titled 'Pond Water' at Western Washington University's Art Gallery in Bellingham, featuring works in oil paint, wood, concrete, video, fiberglass, stone, and electronics created over multiple years, some dating back to 2005. The show opened on January 15, with a reception on January 22 drawing students and community members, and marks Zervas' second appearance at the gallery following his 2015 exhibit 'Middle Fork'. New gallery director Kelly Lindner, who started on the same day, praised Zervas as a Bellingham native who has achieved regional and national recognition.