Wet Paint: New Works in the Gallery

March 24, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Rachel Harvey, The Long Road Home — Rachel Harvey, The Long Road Home

Every month, the RSG receives new work from our member artists. All submissions go through a jury process. Some are accepted, and some are not. Here are the ones that made the cut this time.

Rachel Harvey, Be Still, My Love — Rachel Harvey, Be Still, My Love

Clement Lee, In Search of Sherpa — Clement Lee, In Search of Sherpa

Clement Lee, Swoon River — Clement Lee, Swoon River

Kevin Farrell, Cape Perpetua — Kevin Farrell, Cape Perpetua

Kevin Farrell, Day's End at Cannon Beach — Kevin Farrell, Day’s End at Cannon Beach

Candace Primack, At Dusk I — Candace Primack, At Dusk I

Candace Primack, At Dusk II — Candace Primack, At Dusk II

Candace Primack, Looking for Light in the Darkness I — Candace Primack, Looking for Light in the Darkness I

Candace Primack, Looking for Light in the Darkness II — Candace Primack, Looking for Light in the Darkness II

Molly Cliff Hilts, Lovely Miscellaneous — Molly Cliff Hilts, Lovely Miscellaneous

Molly Cliff Hilts, Untitled #4 — Molly Cliff Hilts, Untitled #4

Eileen Kane, Let's Just Play! — Eileen Kane, Let’s Just Play!

Eileen Kane, Vertical Utah — Eileen Kane, Vertical Utah

Don Bishop, Violet Dreams — Don Bishop, Violet Dreams

To see more works by these artists, please Browse the Artist Directory

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