New Year Open House

The New Year Open House on January 7th was a fun, informal and joyous event. Fans of Oak Hollow joined in celebrating Jackie's retirement and Josey's acquisition of Oak Hollow at the Saturday afternoon event featuring Rob Prout's photographs and Jackie Prout's fabulous fabric art. The blown glass is by Robert Schroeder, a young Seattle artist. All of the work will be on display through February 4th.

Meet JOSEY FAST — Oak Hollow's new owner.

Please Welcome Oak Hollow's new owner,                             JOSEY FAST.

That's right, I'm retiring in January after 33 years!


Josey is working with me as she prepares to carry on our tradition of quality custom framing, personal service and gallery exhibits of the region's artists.


Josey brings to Oak Hollow her enthusiasm, energy and love of art as well as a unique, vibrant vision for collaborating with our art community.

Sculpture and Painting

Join us at Oak Hollow Gallery Friday evening,

October 7, for a reception for artists

Timm Wauzynski

Marcia Blevins

Sarah Wauzynski

Timm is showing his new sculptures.

Marcia and Sarah exhibit their latest paintings.

Beautiful new work from three regional artists:

T I M M

M A R C I A

S A R A H

Leann Ries

Local artist and poet Leanne Ries will show her recent paintings in our September show INTERIOR SPACES.

The show opens with a reception Friday evening, September 2, from 5:30 —8 PM and continues through October 4.

Leanne will read a few poems from her new chapbook The Calling at the opening.   Please join us.

A beautiful new rug by artist NANCY GABRIEL

Rock Face

NANCY created an amazing rock path to wiggle your toes in. Stop in and see what a great addition this would make to your home.

Art of the Huichol

In the six villages of the Huichol indians of Mexico artisans create intricate two- and three-dimensional  art pieces from wood, feathers, yarn, beads and shells. Their art depicts cultural and mythic stories and characters. We are showing pieces from the collection of Dale Gress of Yakima along with beaded sculptures from our personal collection.

YAKIMA,CANYON LANDS

Canyon Land I

Please join us Friday May13 for the opening reception of this wonderful exhibit.
5:30 to 8 Pm

Marguerite Olson Fletcher learned to draw and paint from instructors in the Wapato School District and will always credit Beverly Dalrymple and Charles Smith  for

launching her vocation as a painter. Marguerite grew up on her parents’ fruit ranch in the Lower Valley. She studied art at Stanford University and with her husband, Bob Fletcher, raised their two daughters, establishing their home and work in Palo Alto, California.

The Yakima Valley remains an enduring and fundamental source for Marguerite’s artwork. She returns every year for personal renewal. She draws inspiration from the orchards and farming valleys; and even more essentially from the sagebrush hills and basalt columned canyons.This exhibition is dedicated to those canyons and arid hillsides.

The eleven acrylic on silk compositions are sense/memory improvisations; each one recalls specific colors, texture, fragrance, and space of Yakima, Ahtanum, Umptanum, Cowiche, and beyond.

Canyon Lands II

Canyon Land III

Tom Hoffman is Marguerite's guest artist and will have several watercolors of our valley.

Elevator

Bend