Angst Gallery
To Be Named and Other Works of Poetic Justic
July 2 — 31
David Madgalene, Christopher Luna and Toni Partington present a one-of-a-kind edition art book six years in the making and a series of album covers that have been altered, painted or collaged upon by all three artists. (1015 Main St.; Open Wednesday – Saturday, noon – 5 p.m.; 253-1742; www.angstgallery.com; Leah.AngstGallery@gmail.com)

Art on the Boulevard
Romona Youngquist, Journey To Northwest Landscapes”
SEPT. 3 - 26
Featuring oil painter by renown landscape painter Romona Youngquist. She is technically self-taught and thinks of nature as her real teacher — she has also studied with some of the best landscape artists in the Western United States. (210 W Evergreen Blvd; Tues-Sat 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; First Fri till 9 p.m.; 750-4499 or www.artontheboulevard.org for info)

Aurora Gallery
Nancy knowles
SEPT. 3 — 25
Featuring the pastel and oil works of Woodland’s Nany Knowles. Artist reception during First Friday. (1004 Main St.; Monday – Friday 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; 696-0449; www.auroragalleryonline.com.)

Brickhouse Bar and Grill
The Art of Drew
Sept. 3 - 30
The First Friday After Party presents new abstract and surreal works by Vancouver artist Drew. (109 W. 15th St.; visit www.vancouverbrickhouse.com for more info.)

Hidden Gallery @ The Academy
Harmony Roselli
JULY 2 — 31
Hidden Gallery presents new and old works from Vancouver artists Harmony Roselli. Her work is both floral decor and alternative in nature. Live music by vocalist/guitarist Megan Thoma. Show presented by DrewStudioArt and Bella’s Courtyard at the Academy, 5 - 9 p.m. (Courtyard Coffee Lounge, in The Academy, 400 East Evergreen Blvd.; 5 to 9 p.m.; email drewstudioart@yahoo.com for more info.)

Firehouse Glass
SEPT. 3
Public glass blowing demonstrations during First Friday Artwalk from 6 to 10 p.m. (518 Main St.; www.firehouseglass.com; 360-695-2660)

Guerrilla Gallery
Current works
NOW — JULY 16
Featuring work by a variety of artists. Music starts at 7 p.m. (1001 Main Street, Suite C (upstairs); info@www.guerrilla-media.com.)

Moe’s
Pablito
Now — Sept. 25
Local artist Pablito blends traditional technique with whimsy avant garde. Reception during First Friday. (1904 Main St.; up for viewing during business hours.)

Mon Ami Cafe
Shane De Leon
Sept. 3 — 25
Artist reception on June 4 from 4 to 8 p.m. (1906 Main Street; up for viewing during business hours.)

North Bank Artist Gallery
Black & White, Annual Juried Show
SEPT. 2 — 27
North Bank’s annual juried show brings the theme Black and White to its walls, the term being interpretable in any way the artists wishes. The gallery had a record number of submissions from all over the U.S. in a variety of mediums. Artists selected for the show are: Catherine Rozmarynowycz, Kurtis Hough, Maurice Fykes III, Al Flory, Liv Rainey-Smith, Char Fitzpatrick, Robert Biesel, Raymond J. Klein, Jeff Turner, Christine Ingalls, Fay Kahn, Anne John, Deborah Fay Morales, Li Tie, Marthe Aponte, Julian Nelson, Cynthia Heise, Robert Sumner, Randy Clark, Erin Wiersma, Sally Sellars, Lolita Jo Purviance, Debra Galaty David Galaty, Mike Kelley, & kathi rick. Juror for the show is Rita Robillard, currently a professor at Portland State University, whose most recent mixed-media series, “Luminous Frontier,” was shown in the exhibition “Place and Time” at Williamson Gallery, Scripps College, in Claremont, California. (1005 Main Street; Tues-Sat, 11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; 693-1840 or www.northbankgallery.com for info)

Rand Jewelry
Featuring crafted jewelery and watercolor paintings by Barbara Van Nostern. (12 east Evergreen Blvd.; Mon - Fri 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Sat 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.; 360-314-2474.; rand@rand.jeweler.com.)

Second Story Gallery
Personal Vision
SEPT. 3 - 26
Featuring a vibrant and inspirational exhibit from watercolorist Hank Weber. Hank has been painting for over 20 years and works with watercolor, mixed media and is currently working with acrylic paint on canvas and on gessoed illustration board. Artist reception during First Friday. (Camas Public Library, upstairs, 625 NE 4th Avenue; open during normal library hours, Mon - Thurs, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m., Fri. - Sat, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.)

Sixth Street Gallery
Skin Deep: What Is Beauty
SEPT. 1 - 26
Bound feet, flattened heads, tattoos, powdered wigs, obesity, emaciation… All have been considered the epitome of human beauty at some time or place. But what is beauty? This show features artists from across the country working in diverse media including sculpture, painting, collage, and more. Also featuring vibrant acrylic paintings that celebrate the lives of women by gallery artist Jamie Lutz Carroll.
This month’s show marks the last at Sixth Street Gallery’s current location; the gallery’s new name and new location will be announced in the coming weeks. (105 West 6th Street; opening reception is April 2, 5-9 p.m.; 693-7340; www.sixthstreetgallery.com)

The Space Art Collective
Community Art Project
Sept. 3
The epicenter of Uptown Village’s First Friday celebrations. Showing art and poetry created by Spacers and others. (2315 Main St, behind One World Merchants; 7 - 10 p.m.; find The Space Art Collective on Facebook for more info.)

The Stray Gallery
Sheila Hutchinson: Benefit for American Cancer Society
Sept. 3
Sheila Hutchison, a member of the neo-romantics collective, is a cancer survivor herself, and she volunteers at the American Cancer Society. Hutchison is hosting an Angel themed benefit and 30 percent of proceeds from art sales benefit the American Cancer Society. To contact Hutchison for more details: 360-835-7419. (1706 W. Columbia St. Contact Hutchinson at 360-835-7419 for more info.)

Tryckpress Galleri
The Gregor Pierce Experience
Now — SEPT. 14
The first Vancouver showing of works by Gregor Pierce, a recent Vancouver transplant via the Bay Area. Gregor paints art reflective of his music, emotions, and a life-altering vision. His unique touch of color and decor are as decorative as they are moving.His piece, “California Vineyards” is featured on the cover of this issue of The Voice. (1001 Main Street, Suite B, above Rosemary Cafe; open Monday -Thursday noon -5 p.m.; www.tryckpress.com; ossie@vanvoice.com.)

White Sturgeon Art Gallery
Fine Wood Carvings and an Abstract Take on the Columbia River Country
SEPt.4 — OCT. 30
Exhibiting the wildlife carving of a master of the craft, William Bishop. Take the opportunity during the weekend of Sept. 11 and 12. to see nationally recognized carvings during the Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show also at the Water Resources Education Center. 40 years.
Exhibiting along with Bishop’s carvings is the work of semi-abstract painter Judy Hoiness. Paintings from her four year series of the Columbia River Country reveal the diverse geography of the great Columbia River through the medium of semi-abstract acrylic on paper and canvas. Artists reception on Saturday, Sept. 11 from 2 to 5 p.m. (Water Resources Education Center; 4600 SE Columbia Way; Mon-Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; admission is free; contact Maya Jones 487-7113 or Maya.jones@ci.vancouver.wa.us for info)

Yessica’s Designs Handcrafted Jewelry Bar (7th St. Courtyard)
Jewelry
Sept. 3
Featuring this month the work of Liz Nae Jewelry Designer and Photographer and amazing pieces from Damien Brown and his San Damian collection! Music in the Courtyard will be performed by Christophe Bourdoiseau and There She Goes (108 E 7th Street; 360-907-5229.)