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Snoqualmie Falls 3 ways:
Local artists capture the attraction’s many seasons and moods
See familiar scenes from new perspectives at this Main Street gallery
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"How well do you know Snoqualmie Falls?
Tourists come from across the country to see the powerful waterfall, one of Washington’s most popular scenic attractions. But insiders know you don’t truly know Snoqualmie Falls until you’ve seen it through the eyes of local artists at the Art Gallery of SnoValley. Maybe you’ll notice a detail you’d never seen before, or a mood perfectly captured by the creator’s paintbrush.
“Snoqualmie Falls feels like a mystical, magical place. The view changes minute by minute,” says Cecelia Williams, a local artist and member of the Mt. Si Artist Guild.
The falls are a popular subject for Artist Guild members, and it’s inspiring to see the scene change depending on the artist’s hand. For some painters, just one canvas isn’t enough!
“I’ve done five oil paintings of the falls (so far). It’s a wonderful subject due to the endless variations provided by season, weather, time of day, and point of view,” says Gayll Morrison."
"How well do you know Snoqualmie Falls?
Tourists come from across the country to see the powerful waterfall, one of Washington’s most popular scenic attractions. But insiders know you don’t truly know Snoqualmie Falls until you’ve seen it through the eyes of local artists at the Art Gallery of SnoValley. Maybe you’ll notice a detail you’d never seen before, or a mood perfectly captured by the creator’s paintbrush.
“Snoqualmie Falls feels like a mystical, magical place. The view changes minute by minute,” says Cecelia Williams, a local artist and member of the Mt. Si Artist Guild.
The falls are a popular subject for Artist Guild members, and it’s inspiring to see the scene change depending on the artist’s hand. For some painters, just one canvas isn’t enough!
“I’ve done five oil paintings of the falls (so far). It’s a wonderful subject due to the endless variations provided by season, weather, time of day, and point of view,” says Gayll Morrison."
Snoqualmie Falls; Colored Pencil by Sally Rackets. Visit the Art Gallery of Sno Valley in downtown Snoqualmie to see impressive works of art from talented local artists.
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Snoqualmie Falls; Oil on Canvas by Gayll Morrison. The Art Gallery of Sno Valley has a virtual gallery tour where you can see local artists’ interpretations of the Falls and other familiar subjects.
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Finally Friday Art Walks are postponed until we reach Phase 4 of the Governor's COVID restrictions. |