Cascadia Art Museum’ Youth Advisory Committee hosts a free virtual event exploring the relationship between music and art for all ages June 20 from 1-2:30 p.m. In “Melodies & Masterpieces,” participants will explore the intersection between visual art and music in the Pacific Northwest featuring an informational lecture as well

A lot is happening at Cascadia Art Museum. Over the past year, the museum has expanded its permanent collection, expanded its reach across the art world (from New York City to Paris), and expanded its offerings with several exciting new exhibits for us here in the Puget Sound. During the

The exhibits explore the roots of abstract painting in the Northwest and rare photographs from master pictorialists. EDMONDS — Cascadia Art Museum opened three new exhibitions June 5 — two of which have contrasting ideas. “Origins: Northwest Abstract Art,” focusing on the roots of abstract and non-objective art in the

Article originally published on June 3rd by Edmonds Beacon Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds debuts three shows this month. “Origins: Northwest Abstract Art, 1920-1960” is the first exhibition to focus on the roots of abstract and non-objective art in the Northwest. Some of the earliest works are Louise Crow and

Originally published by the Edmonds Beacon on May 10th, 2021. As part of Cascadia Art Museum’s fifth anniversary, it is celebrating Director of Operations Nate Hegerberg, who has been with the museum from the beginning. Hegerberg has worked in the museum field since graduating from Washington State University in 2015

Originally published by the Edmonds Beacon on April 8th, 2021. Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds has hired Sally Ralston as director of development. With 20 years as the director of marketing & admissions at King’s Schools, Ralston brings with her extensive experience in the areas of marketing and development. Through