Art Walk Edmonds
Every third Thursday from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. galleries, businesses, and restaurants join in celebrating the arts & cultivating local vitality within Edmonds. Cascadia Art Museum has been participating since our opening in September 2015, providing the community with live music, artist demonstrations and exclusive screenings of Northwest artist videos. We are also excited to offer free admission during the Art Walk Edmonds evenings. Art Walk Edmonds is a FREE community event held monthly throughout the year, rain or shine. We invite you to come enjoy all types of art including fine art, music, performance art, culinary art, and the written word. With a growing assortment of fun events and activities, you will always find something new to engage your creative mind. Come do something AWEsome with us! For more information on Art Walk Edmonds, check out their website: artwalkedmonds.com.
This Month at Cascadia Art Museum:
Sarah Crumb
Thursday, November 20th, 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
This month, we’re excited to host local artist Sarah Crumb as our Art Walk artist! Sarah Crumb is a lifelong Seattle area resident who loves to combine her interests of wildlife and fantasy to create intricate drawings and colorful paintings. Her favorite natural subjects are birds, which she spends time delicately representing in ink and watercolors. Inspiration sparks her with frequent trips to low tide on Edmonds beach, to local zoos, aquariums, art, and natural history museums, dressing up in closet cosplay to attend as many comic cons as possible, and listening to very loud music on her headphones while working on art.
Sarah’s background reflects these particular interests: An undergraduate degree in Art History has helped cement a lifelong love of close inspection of art of all kinds. A Masters in Zoology where she honed skills in utilizing scientific inquiry to question and closely observe the natural world. Volunteering at Woodland Park Zoo in the waterfowl department brought her up close and personal with a wide variety of birds (and red pandas!) And finally a lifetime of devouring fantasy media from Tolkien books to Marvel movies has provided an extensive library of popular culture to draw from.
