Body and Soul

Stephen Hunter's review of "Drie Chapek : Soul Juice" for Cascadia Weekly.

Lehmann and Lavelle: Abstraction in Action

Stephen Hunter reviews "Margy Lavelle: The Flight of Gabriel" for Cascadia Weekly.

Two Takes: The Cutting Edge

Stephen Hunter reviews "Sheila Klein and Ries Niemi: Making Up Stories and Looking at Things Sideways..." for Cascadia Weekly.

David Kane's Tall Tales

Stephen Hunter reviews the work of David Kane and Launi Lucas for Cascadia Weekly.

Lummi Invitational: A New Eye in Edison

Stephen Hunter reviews the Lummi Invitational show at the newly opened i.e. gallery for Cascadia Weekly.

Enchanted in Edison

Stephen Hunter's review of "Ed Kamuda: Backwards and Forewards" for Cascadia Weekly.

Abstraction: Welcome to the 20th Century

Stephen Hunter reviews "Joseph Goldberg: The Night Has Eyes" for Cascadia Weekly.

Dialogues: From Seattle to Skagit

Stephen Hunter reviews Warren Dykeman, Julie Paschkis, and Joe Max Emminger for Cascadia Weekly.

Margy Lavelle's

Empty Spaces

Stephen Hunter reviews Margy Lavelle: New Paintings for Cascadia Weekly.

Tiny Skagit Town Nurtures Fledgling Art Scene

Gary Faigin reviews the paintings of Emily Gherard and Brian Cypher at i.e. gallery for the Seattle Times.

Archangels Take Flight at i.e.

Claire Swedberg's feature on  "Margy Lavelle: The Flight of Gabriel" for La Conner Weekly News..

Moe and Singleton: Two Takes on Abstraction

Stephen Hunter reviews "Allen Moe: Oil Paintings" for Cascadia Weekly.

Seeking the Elements in Edison

Stephen Hunter reviews "Thomas Wood: The Pleiades" for Cascadia Weekly.

Artist Haven, Foodie Heaven: The Tiny Paradise of Edison

News Tribune feature on Edison, including words from i.e. curator Margy Lavelle.