Art's Alive! Invitational and Open Fine Art Shows

Vessel pottery -- the vessel was constructed, not thrown. 25" h x 16" diameter at the widest The sale of this vessel will benefit two nonprofits -- the Skagit County Historical Museum and the art scholarship fund of La Conner Arts Foundation. Enjoy "Clayton James: The Journey", a 15 min. film by Emmy-nominated Art Director, Dins Danielsen, that showcases Clayton James in his own words and through his ceramic works. See old La Conner and James' home and studio. The presentation includes exceptional black &white photos by renowned Northwest photographer, Mary Randlett. Click HERE for the film.

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laconnerartsfoundation.org ART'S ALIVE MISSION STATEMENT The La Conner Arts Foundation is dedicated to encouraging artistic expression and providing diverse, high quality art for the enjoyment of residents and visitors. History In the early 1980's La Conner Resident Martin Hahn, owner of the Black Swan Cafe came up with an idea for an annual arts festival. One evening in 1984 Hahn, together with his staff Ed Kamuda, Michael Klough and Paul Hanson, began discussing the concept of a festival that would highlight the local art as well as business community. What Hahn envisioned was an event that would extend La Conner's commercial season during the stark times, the month of November. They would call it "ART'S ALIVE." From the 1980's to...

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