April 2024: Shapes that speak

The Pacific Northwest Sculptors Group (PNWS) presents “Shapes that Speak” at Art at the Cave during the month of April. The group, which has been active since 2000, represents a wide range of sculptors specializing in a variety of media. From emerging artists to internationally-recognized sculptors, PNWS prioritizes community support through the sharing of information and resources. Please join us on First Friday for the artists' reception from 5-9pm and on Saturday, April 20 from 1-2pm for the artist talk. Keep your eyes open after the talk, when artists from the group will don wearable art and parade around downtown.

first row, left to right: “A Heavy Mind” by Erick Martinez, “Chrysalis #1” by Chayo Wilson, “Queen Bee” by Mary Grout
second row, left to right: “A Wounded Animal” by Andy Kennedy, “Solar Flare” by Anne Baxter, “Shaman” by Chas Martin

MAY 2024: POLLINATORS

Sharon Agnor, Cindy Geffel, and Kathy Willson present an exhibit celebrating the natural process of pollination, a harbinger of spring. With this exhibit, the artists also aim to raise awareness in regards to the various threats humanity pose to pollinators through pesticide use and other forms of habitat destruction. Join us on Friday, May 3 from 5-9pm for the opening reception and for the artist talk on Saturday, May 18 from 1-2pm.

works by Cindy Wilson Geffel, Sharon Warman Agnor and Kathy Jacobson Willson

JUNE 2024: THE HUMAN RACE

What are the footprints we leave behind? Humans rely on the natural world for their well-being and survival, but some actions cause harm and may be dangerous to our shared future. Learn more about applying for this open call.

Join us for the opening reception on Friday, June 7 from 5-9pm and for the artist talk on June 15 from 1-2pm.

JULY 2024: HIGH FIBER DIET

This July, we welcome A Different View, an exhibit of High Fiber Diet, a special interest group of Columbia Fiber Arts Guild. Get ready for a wide range of styles of fabric work in The Cave.

Join us for First Friday on the evening of July 5th, and and for the Artist Talk on July 20th at 1pm.

clockwise from top left:

“Crowning Glory of Dog Hair” by Sherri Culver, “Contemplating Coral” by Pat Fifer, “Somewhere in Morocco” by Mary Arnold, and “Germination” by Sarah Williams

 AUGUST 2024: BELONGING - A FUNDRAISER FOR YWCA CLARK COUNTY

This exhibit will serve as a fundraiser for YWCA Clark County. Their mission is to "Eliminate racism, empower women and promote peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all." The gallery will contribute their commission to YWCA Clark County and the artist may privately opt-in to contribute all, part or none of their profit to the cause.

SEPTEMBER 2024: ABSOLUTELY ABSTRACT

OCTOBER 2024: POLITIKS

NOVEMBER 2024: CLARK COUNTY OPEN STUDIOS

DECEMBER 2024: SMALL WONDERS