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Sky Artworks

An arts-oriented community center, collaboration and exhibition spaces

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Past Shows

Pairing umbrellas with artworks undoubtedly enhances the thematic cohesion and immerses visitors even further in the exploration of the elements. The umbrella installation beautifully captures the essence of each element, offering visitors a multi-sensory journey through art and nature. Come explore weather in art.

Celebrating the natural beauty
of the Upper Sky Valley

The outstanding beauty in the surrounding mountains inspires local artists. With this show we celebrate both our local environment and our local artists.

Interconnected Ecosystems

Honoring interconnected ecosystems in both nature and in creative collaboration.

These are the murals started April 29th and they will be continually worked on until completed and then hung in various places around the town of Skykomish for the summer. You are encouraged to stop in and add to any or all of the mural throughout the month of May and up to the 15th of June (during gallery hours).

Wild Sky:
Challenging the Extremes

A group art show that speaks to the extremes of nature.
March and April, 2023
As we have all experienced in recent years, mother nature has shown more extremes in fluctuating weather, leading to more fires, floods, snow storms, hurricanes, and droughts. With this show we seek to examine these extremes from several different perspectives, including personal experience; global warming and environmental policy; the art and science of climate data visualizations, and so forth.

Luminous Sky

Winter lights can bring great cheer to our dark mountain nights. Please join us for a winter art show through the month of December. Featuring paintings by Shelly Farnham, Jeffrey Larson, and Linda Averill. Light sculpture by David Hull.  Artistry lamps, sconces and candle holders by local artisans. (Perfect for that last minute Christmas Gift.)

FACE

Visual Observations & Fantasies

Created by local artist Federico Seco de Lucena

Art of the Rails

Celebrating All Things Trains and Railroads
In partnership with Skykomish Historical Society beginning with Great Northern Day on September 10, 2022, we are excited to announce that Sky Artworks will host a railroad related art show featuring the art of trains and railroad that will run through end of October. Over the past 20 years, Great Northern Day in Skykomish has brought together railroad fans from far and wide to share in their love of trains and the railroad.

Summer Sky Reflections

July and August 2022

Celebrate Skykomish at the start of summer 2022. We’re proud to feature work by three great Seattle artists plus photography by local artists, July through August.

Gardens of Epicurus

May 2022
Experience the beauty and abundance of summer as Sky Artworks presents its second exhibition, Gardens of Epicurus. Featuring artwork created Beanne Hull and also by local artists. Chat with artists, townspeople and other visitors while experiencing art in a beautiful setting. Relax and be inspired. 

Alpine Sky

March & April 2022
Celebrating the natural beauty of the Upper Sky Valley
The alpine mountain valley surrounding the Skykomish River—otherwise known as the Upper Sky Valley—has inspired both artists and recreational tourists since before the railroad first laid its tracks over Stevens Pass in the mid-1890s.

More Past Events

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Location & Hours

104 Railroad Avenue West
PO Box 151
Skykomish, WA 98288
info (at) skyartworks (dot) org
(three six zero) 677-2600

Gallery hours

Thursday through Sunday
12-5 p.m.

The Gallery/Gift Shop will be closed for the months of January and February.

The co-working space hours are 24/7 for members, minus the black-out dates for community events.

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